How's Your FIFA Career Mode Going?

**Simppu12** · 10-13-2014, 03:06 PM

Re: How's Your FIFA Career Mode Going?

Originally posted by Cruzerr

Nil Satis Nisi Optimum
Everton Career Mode

Spoiler

First of all, welcome to the forum! I hope you like it here! It's important to not lose confidence or to not feel like you're being ignored. Your posts will be read, don't worry! Welcome again.

And then to the update itself. That was a great update with a lot of information and it was good to read. I'm looking forward to your next updates!

I would suggest two things: Maybe use a bit smaller logo and add the top six and bottom three. Anyway, good job.

**Goonerslg** · 10-13-2014, 03:39 PM

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@cruzerr Everton was a team I was considering before deciding on Torino so I'm going to enjoy seeing how you get on with them. Good move for your winner against Chelsea.

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**xstu78x** · 10-13-2014, 04:04 PM

Re: How's Your FIFA Career Mode Going?

Originally posted by Cruzerr

Nil Satis Nisi Optimum
Everton Career Mode

Spoiler

Great start to the career and welcome to the forum. Im kinda new myself but everyone is great and there are some great careers on the go.

**Cruzerr** · 10-13-2014, 05:19 PM

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Originally posted by jamiec47

Welcome to the forum. An interesting career mode and start of new rivalry? As you may know I do a Liverpool career mode so you might be getting a few cameos in my career

Hey, thanks! I am obviously up for a good old fashioned rivalry. I am going to face Liverpool next month, so if I get Lukaku scoring, watch out.

@xstu78x Thanks! Yeah, I have read some of these careers and they are really interesting! People over here do seem nice, thanks for the kind greeting, again :P

@Goonerslg I have read your Torino career mode, it is good, keep it up! Everton really is an appealing team but I really have to start looking for a center back when January comes. :P

@Simppu12 Thanks for the kind greetings! I do like the ideas you suggested, will defo add that into the next update. I don`t really feel any pressure about updating since I am doing this for fun aswell, other people reading it just makes it a lot more fun. :P

So far, this forum has impressed me a lot, looking forward to reading on these career modes :P

**xstu78x** · 10-13-2014, 05:33 PM

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STOKE CITY SEASON 2

NOVEMBER

Champions League Match 4

Stoke City 1-0 Borussia Dortmund

Maupay 83

An historic win for Stoke City against quality opposition and the first Champions League win. Super sub Maupay grabbing the win after beating 3 players.
MOM Clyne.

Match 11

Stoke City 4-1 Fulham

McCormack 2
Unal 41
Hernandez 44
Delph 61
Maupay 88

After a disappointing start Stoke ran Fulham ragged with some classy finishing from the forward line.
MOM Ayew.

Match 12

West Ham United 1-1 Stoke City

Bojan 45
Kouyate 75

Poor performance in a game which should have been out of sight. Gaya with a mistake gifting West Ham the equaliser.
MOM Stones.

Match 13

Stoke City 2-0 Norwich City

Hernandez 42
Ayew 55

Much better from Stoke with a comfortable win and clean sheet. Ayew finally breaks his scoring duck.
MOM Ferreira

Champions League Game 5

Stoke City 3-1 Atletico Madrid

Shawcross s/o 2
Cerci 3 (pen)
Pirlo 20
Hernandez 60
Bojan 66

Unbelievable scenes at the Britannia Stadium as Stoke qualify for the next round even after being down to 10 men for the whole game. great counter attacking.
MOM Stones.

Match 14

Newcastle United 0-3 Stoke City

Unal 26
Redmond 34
Unal 48

Easiest win of the season as Newcastle without a single shot all game. Fantastic passing and controlling.
MOM Unal.

League Table

1. Manchester City 35pts
2. Manchester United 34pts
3. Chelsea 33pts
4. Stoke City 30pts
5. Arsenal 26pts

Golden Boot

Jovetic 9
Carroll 7
Benteke 7
Barkely 7

Assists

Navas 7
Rooney 5
Negredo 4
Lennon 4
Bojan 4
Sturridge 4

Champions League Group G

1. Stoke City 11pts
2. Atl Madrid 10pts
3. B. Dortmund 7pts
4. Bordeaux 0pts

Overview

All in all a good month with just 2 points dropped but no ground gained on the top 3. The new signings are starting to gel and perform and the champions league games were fantastic allowing Stoke to rest key players in the last group game as its sandwiched between the 2 Manchester clubs.

**Goonerslg** · 10-13-2014, 06:16 PM

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Reports coming out of Italy this evening indicate that Torino have had offers turned down for Ramires of Chelsea and Sporting Lisbons Carvalho. Both clubs are said to be willing to let the players leave but their valuations of said players are a long way off from the sums that have been offered so far. With 2 weeks of the window remaining it remains to be seen if the clubs in question can come to a fee which is agreeable to all parties involved.

Staying with Torino centre midfielder Migjen Basha has joined Chievo for a fee of £2 million. The 27 year old has found first team football hard to come by so far this season and has said he is looking forward to getting more first team football at his new club.

**G_gives_u_the_D** · 10-13-2014, 06:23 PM

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2bGRG4dg24
thank you and have a nice day!

**G_gives_u_the_D** · 10-13-2014, 06:24 PM

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please take a look at this minitage of my own!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2bGRG4dg24

**poulka** · 10-13-2014, 08:53 PM

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Swansea City season 2 (first season with the club) two matches left in October.

Well after struggling for the first month this club is starting to find its identity. We started out with a close loss to a struggling Arsenal team that is trying to find their identity as well.

We also continued to advance in the Capital One Cup our next match in the cup will be against Everton. (My next match)

Getting back into league play we had dominating wins against Crystal place 4-1, West Ham 4-1, and Fulham 4-1 as well.

Now that we are getting some good play out of our players we brought in two good scouts two four stars in experience. They are from England and Spain. I set up networks in Northern Ireland (my national team) and in Spain. That's all for now.

**texasbum06** · 10-14-2014, 01:17 AM

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Exeter City F.C.
FIFA 15 - Season 1

The Grecians

February

J. Paint Trophy Semi-Final Leg 2
Exeter City 3 (6) - Preston North End 2 (5)
EXE - Reid 6', Davies 17', Cummins 90'
PRE - Humphrey 12', Davies 90'

Keohane came down the right side of the box before sending in a grounded cross that found it's way to Reid to open the scoring. Preston pulled it back after they separated from the defense and Humphrey finished a shot that was originally saved by the keeper. Wheeler shot the ball and it was deflected to the feet of Davies who took a shot that was blocked before finishing his second attempt to regain the lead. Cummins headed home a powerful ball into the top right of the next to all but put the game away for Exeter. The keeper then gave the ball right away to Preston and Davies finished off the easy layoff to him to give the final score of 3-2.

Bury 1 - Exeter City 1
BRY - Tutte 66'
EXE - Reid 41'

Reid showed off his pace as he raced down the field and past the line of defense to beat the keeper in a 1 on 1 situation. Bury answered back as Tutte received the ball on the fight side of the goal and fired a beautiful shot up over the keepers shoulder and into the net to earn Bury a point.

Burton Albion 0 - Exeter city 4
EXE - Ariyibi 15', Wilson 45' (Pen), 64', 90'

Ariyibi came down the left wing with the ball and hopped over a sliding challenge before firing the ball past the keeper for the first goal of the game. Wilson next converted from the penalty spot as the keeper guessed the right direction but couldn't quite get a hand on the ball. Wilson scored again after Reid raced down the left wing and drew the keeper in before sliding the ball over to Wilson to finish easily. Wilson then completed his hat-trick after racing through the center of the defense and then playing the ball past the rushing keeper to the near post.

Exeter City 3 - Newport County 5
EXE - Reid 31', Woodman 44' (Pen), Davies 77'
NEW - Byrne 14', O'Connor 19', Howe 38', Chapman 55', 76'

Byrne caught Hughes out of position to take an open shot on goal and open up the scoring. O'connor then curled the ball to the far post to extend the lead to 2. Reid then scored off his own miss to cut the lead in half. Howe put the lead right back to 2 however with a great volley off a cross into the box. Woodman then converted from the penalty spot to bring the score close heading into the half. Chapman then opened up the half with a great first time strike that found its way into the top right corner. Champman then scored again from the same spot on another first time shot, this time in the bottom right corner. Davies then headed home his own miss to complete the scoring for the match.

F.A. Cup Round of 16
Fulham 2 - Exeter City 2
FUL - McCormack 2', 45'
EXE - Wilson 20', Williams 28'

McCormack opened the scoring after shaking the defense and firing a poweful shot into the upper right corner. Ariyibi then broke past the defense but was brought down in the box by Bodurov who was sent off and Wilson converted the penalty. Williams then dribbled towards his right side in the box before firing the ball back across to the let side of the net to give Exeter the lead. McCormack tied it up just before half as the ball was layed off to him making a run up the middle and he played it to the far post to force the replay. Exeter barraged the Fulham goal but the keeper kept everything out until the final whistle blew.

Shrewsbury 1 - Exeter City 4
SHR - Collins 20'
EXE - Davies 2', Wilson 8', Reid 32', 48', 90'

Davies opened up the game with a quick goal as he beat the defense and played the ball past the keeper. Wilson then extended the lead when he received the ball on the left side of the box and made a quick turn to fire the ball past the keeper. Shrewsbury pulled one back after some nice passing led to an easy goal. Reid then scored his first of the night off of a great volleyed shot from Davies cross. Reid added another to his name after he made a run down the right wing and received the ball with only the keeper to beat. He completed his hat-trick for the night on a counter attack where he used his pace to beat the defense and played the ball into the near post.

Exeter City 4 - Carlisle United 2
EXE - Davies 45', Wheeler 62', Ariyibi 67', Grimes 81'
CRL - Kearns 7', Elliott 25'

Carlisle shocked the league leaders early as they took the lead on a great back post run and finish by Kearns. They then extended that lead after Elliot intercepted a pass from the last defender and quickly fired into the goal. Davies cut the lead in half just before half time with a great run up the middle and fired first time into the net. Wheeler received the ball on the right wing and then cut towards the middle of the box and fired past the keeper to tie up the score. Ariyibi then took the ball on the left wing and made a similar move towards the middle before firing back to the left post to give Exeter its first lead. Grimes received a pass up the middle from Ariyibi and then played it over the shoulder of the charging keeper to give the final scoreline.

Football League 2
1. Exeter City - 72 pts
2. Shrewsbury - 64 pts
3. Hartlepool - 59 pts
4. Southend United - 58 pts
5. Carlisle United - 57 pts
6. Newport County - 57 pts
7. Portsmouth - 55 pts
--------------------------
8. Morecambe - 54 pts
15. Dagenham - 44 pts
17. Luton Town - 41 pts
18. AFC Wimbledon - 40 pts

Youth Academy

Aaron McKenzie (England) 16 years old 50-54 OVR 74-80 POT.
-At only 16 years old Aaron McKenzie still has a lot of growth to accomplish as a player. The youth coaches seem to have found a role for him on the left side of the midfield and he seems to be a natural fit there with his strong left foot. He is known to be highly technically gifted.

Ben Devera (England) 15 years old 39-43 OVR 64-72 POT.
-The 15 year old favors playing in the defensive midfield in a holding role. However, he is known for his playmaking abilities giving him a lot of versatility in the middle of the pitch.

Drew Tootle (England) 16 years old 46-54 OVR 69-81 POT.
-The young keeper is a giant at 6'5" and only 16 years old. He has the potential to be the future first choice keeper for Exeter if he develops properly.

Fraser Walker (England) 17 years old 48-50 OVR 64-68 POT.
-The 17 year old player is making the majority of his appearances as an attacking midfielder in the academy. He is known for his technical gifts in the midfield and has the potential to make the senior squad next season if he continues to develop well.

Isaac Fryers (England) 15 years old 37-45 OVR 72-88 POT.
-The young 15 year old still has yet to find his favored role. He spends most of his time in the midfield and shows an affinity for defense, but has yet to settle on a central position, or one more to the outside.

Leon Robinson (England) 15 years old 34-42 OVR 69-87 POT.
-At only 15 years old, he is still looking for his true position. He appears to have a future based more on the outside of the pitch, but it remains to be seen if it will be in the midfield, or further back on defense.

Exeter City Player of the Month

Jamie Reid

Jamie Reid is really showing great form and his potential as a future key player on Exeter's wings this month. He knocked in 6 goals and set up several others proving himself to be a very dangerous player that can beat teams in several different ways.

Press Conference

Thank you for being here today. We had a busy month, and yet another replay in the F.A. Cup. There is a lot to talk about so I will open the floor to questions now.

Q: The Fulham match resulted in a replay. After gaining the man advantage when their defender was sent off, you have to be a little disappointed to not walk away with the win. What are your thoughts on your team's performance?

A: We certainly had the advantage and a great chance to close them out and advance, but we let it slip through our fingers. I am not down about it though since now we get to go back to St. James Park for the replay. I know our supporters will turnout very well for this match and we will be able to feed off of that energy.

Q: You signed several new kids to your youth academy this month. Why the sudden surge in signings after all was quiet on that front the past few months?

A: We have been collecting data on all of these players as well as a number of others over the past few months. We felt that we had gathered enough to make a decision on if these players were worth a spot in our youth academy, and luckily we found several that fit what we were looking for. We are looking forward to developing them and hope that they will be able to contribute to Exeter in the future.

Q: You have the final for the J. Paint Trophy this month coming up. What do you think your chances are of taking home the trophy?

A: I think we have a great chance. We have made it to the final, and have shown our strength in leading League 2 all season as well. I would take our chances against any club in a winner take all match. While it is not one of the more prestigious trophies out there, I really want to bring home my first piece of hardware for Exeter City.

Thank you again everyone for making it out here tonight. That is all for the questions today. We have a lot coming up this month starting with the replay against Fulham and of course the match many are looking forward to in the J. Paint Trophy final. I look forward to speaking to you all again next time, and hopefully in a great mood.

**xstu78x** · 10-14-2014, 04:40 AM

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STOKE CITY SEASON 2

DECEMBER

Capital One Cup Quarter Final

Stoke City 1-0 Southampton

Delph 90

The Young Stoke team collected a well deserved win with a late headed goal by Delph off a corner.
MOM Alli

Match 15

Stoke City 0-2 Manchester United

Rooney 15
Mata 70

Stoke's Title ambitions were given a hammer blow by the champions as Stoke couldn't force a goal and were hit on the break by Mata.
MOM De Gea

Champions League Game 6

Bordeaux 2-2 Stoke City

Morrison 17
Di Santo 23
Ocampos 59
Sertic 63

A great game of end to end football with both teams going for it until the final whistle.
MOM Delph

Match 16

Stoke City 4-1 Manchester City

Negredo 7
Hernandez 18
Bojan 39
Hernandez 57
Hernandez 79

A superb performance by Stoke and Hernandez hat-trick put a lack lustre City to the sword in snowy conditions.
MOM Hernandez

Match 17

Everton 1-1 Stoke City

Naismith 45
Ocampos 65

Very close game but Stoke will view it as 2 points dropped and a poor result.
MOM Ocampos.

Match 18

Arsenal 1-1 Stoke City

Wilshire 10
Bojan 22

Another disappointing game in a disappointing month. Stoke dominated but couldn't get the win. In a twist of fate Stoke Captain Ryan Shawcross was injured by Arron Ramsey and out for 2 Months.
MOM Bojan

Match 19

Stoke City 4-0 Wigan Athletic

Manu Trigueros 3
Ayew 30
Manu Trigueros 45
Hernandez 76

Wigan receive the Stoke City Backlash after recent poor performances the home team run riot against a poor Wigan team.
MOM Ayew.

League Table

1. Manchester United 45pts
2. Chelsea 44pts
3. Manchester City 43pts
4. Stoke City 38pts
5. Liverpool 36pts

18. Norwich 14pts
19. West Ham United 12pts
20. Wigan Athletic 5pts

Golden Boot

Jovetic 11
Sturridge 9
Hernandez 8
Carroll 8
Barkley 8

Assists

Rooney 7
Navas 7
Benteke 7
Bony 7

Champions League Group G

1. Stoke City 12pts
2. Borussia Dortmund 10pts
3. Atletico Madrid 10pts
4. Bordeaux 1pt

Press Conference

Q. How would you evaluate that month? Surely your title ambitions are over.

A. Well probably yes, we had too many dropped points and the Manchester United defeat was a hammer blow, But we will pick ourselves up and keep going to the last.

Q. You have progressed in the Champions League and have drawn Bayer Leverkusen, How do you think your chances of progression are?

A. Leverkusen are a great team and came out of a tough group so I think it will be a tough place to visit but I back the lads to make the quarter final.

Q. There are rumours of some unhappy players in your team. will there be any January Transfer movement?

A. Its no secret that Marc (Muneisa) is looking to move out of England so we will definitely be looking for cover there. but as for other transfers no comment.

Q. Who do you think will win this years Premier League?

A. It is definitely looking Like Manchester United again as they still remain unbeaten this season.

**Goonerslg** · 10-14-2014, 06:02 AM

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Sky sources understand that Torino manager Simon May is close to agreeing a deal to become the new Belgium national team coach. It's believed he will also remain in his role as Torino manager.

Simon has turned down several international roles over the last few weeks, most notebaly Switzerland and Wales.

According to our sources he wasn't keen to branch out into international management so early in his career but is excited by the young players that Belgium have in their ranks and sees it as to good an opportunity to turn down.

More news on this story as we get it...

**Cruzerr** · 10-14-2014, 07:03 AM

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Originally posted by texasbum06

Exeter City F.C.
FIFA 15 - Season 1

The Grecians

Good luck in the final, betting that Wilson will score. Who are you up against?

@xstu78x It seems that United is really strong yet City on the other hand a easy victory, is there any place where I can see your full roster?

@goonerslg defo take the job for Belgium, in my opinion, they are the most fun national team to play with.

**texasbum06** · 10-14-2014, 08:18 AM

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Originally posted by Cruzerr

Good luck in the final, betting that Wilson will score. Who are you up against?

Thanks! Oops probably should have included that, it's against Chesterfield.

**JAGGER6223** · 10-14-2014, 08:55 AM

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Sorry for the lack of posts on my Aston Villa Career Mode. School has re-started and I have exams in 3 weeks that last for two weeks. This means I won't be playing FIFA much

However, I have played the month of October and a bit of November so I'll try and update you either tomorrow or Friday (have work on Thursday)

Thank you in advance for your understanding

P.S I'll still be reading the thread everyday liking and commenting on the statuses. Also I'm loving the Career Modes people are doing.

Cruzerr It's great to see someone doing an Everton Career Mode. I'm a little upset you sold Pineaar to Tottenham figuring he was sold to Everton from Tottenham after they treated him like a second class player. However I can live. As long as you don't sell Jagielka, Hibbert, Osman, Baines and Howard I'll enjoy your Career Mode. Also Everton have a awesome squad to build around. E.g. Lukaku, Stones, Barkley, McCarthy, Coleman

How's Your FIFA Career Mode Going?

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