How's Your FIFA Career Mode Going?

[Simppu12]

Re: How's Your FIFA Career Mode Going?

Ha Ho He


May 2018


Hertha BSC 4 - 0 Borussia Mönchengladbach
Sanchez 39', Calhanoglu 45', 77', Reus 51'




Champions League Final

Real Madrid

Spoiler

0 - 2

Hertha BSC

Spoiler

Calhanoglu 26', Suarez 84'

It was that time of the year again. The league season ended a few weeks earlier. Hertha BSC won their third league title in a row and they finished the season with a record amount of points. Meanwhile Real Madrid finished at a disappointing fourth place in the league, fourteen points behind the champions Barcelona. This game was a chance for the Spanish team to get their pride back.

The game started with Hertha Berlin passing the ball around and looking for space in Real Madrid's defence. The most important booking of the game was seen in the 19th minute when Luka Modric was sent off for sliding from the back. This opened the pitch for the Berliners who got a corner in the 25th minute. The ball was crossed in the box and it was cleared poorly. It fell to Jose Gaya, who took a few steps before playing a through ball to Hakan Calhanoglu who shot the ball to the top right corner. The first half ended with The Berliners having 62% possession and six shots on target. In the second half Real Madrid got a couple chances but they were saved by Thibaut Courtois. In the last twenty minutes The Whites went all out attack which left space in their defence. In the 84th minute the ball was played forwards to Hakan Calhanoglu who passed it to Luis Suarez on the left. Suarez ran a bit forwards before playing a lobbed pass to Calhanoglu which played him through on goal. The midfielder then stopped, passed the ball with his heel to Suarez in the box and the Uruguayan simply tapped the ball in the net securing the victory and making Hertha Berlin the first team ever to win the Champions League three times in a row!


League Table


1. Hertha BSC, 92 pts
2. VfL Wolfsburg, 65 pts
3. Bayern München, 63 pts
4. Hannover 96, 63 pts
5. Bayer Leverkusen, 59 pts
6. FC Schalke 04, 58 pts
7. Borussia Dortmund, 57 pts
8. Borussia Mönchengladbach, 47 pts
9. SC Freiburg, 44 pts
10. 1899 Hoffenheim, 43 pts
11. VfB Stuttgart, 41 pts
12. Mainz 05, 38 pts
13. FC Augsburg, 36 pts
14. Werder Bremen, 34 pts
15. Eintracht Frankfurt, 30 pts
16. FC Kaiserslautern, 28 pts
17. Hamburger SV, 22 pts
18. VfL Bochum, 17 pts


Promoted Teams For 2018-19 Bundesliga Season

SC Paderborn
FC Köln


Golden Boot

Luis Suarez, Hertha BSC, 21 goals
Seydou Doumbia, VfL Wolfsburg, 16 goals
Nils Petersen, VfB Stuttgart, 14 goals


Most Assists

Gonzalo Castro, Bayer Leverkusen, 9 assists
Luis Suarez, Hertha BSC, 9 assists
Hakan Calhanoglu, Hertha BSC, 8 assists


Golden Glove

Ralf Fährmann, FC Schalke 04, 13 clean sheets
Thomas Kraft, Bayern München, 11 clean sheets
Markus Miller, 10 clean sheets


Manager of the Season

Simeon Ganchev, Hertha BSC

Player of the Season

Luis Suarez, Hertha BSC


DFB Pokal

FC Schalke 04

Europa League

Manchester United

England

Chelsea

France

Olympique Marseille

Italy

Juventus

Spain

FC Barcelona


Press Conference


You finished the season first in the league with a record amount of points. How do you feel?

I answered this last month but it's spectacular to break any record in football. This just shows how good of a team we are. Once again we played poorly these last months but we ended the season on a high note thanks to the Mönchengladbach game. Next season we will try to break the record again.


Hertha have now won the title three consecutive times which is another record you're sharing now. That's amazing.

Yes, you're correct. I also think it's amazing how well we have been doing since this club appointed me. Holding a record with another two teams isn't really something I like but hopefully this will change next season. I'm actually pretty sure of it.


You were chosen as the manager of the season. Does this accomplishment mean anything to you?

Not really, I'm getting used to it. Let's be honest, who else could have it been? That's right, no one. Also, I don't need some critics or so-called experts to know that I'm the best manager in this country. Next question, please.


Speaking of winning something three times in a row, you won the Champions League again. What was it like to win it again?

It's always the same, amazing and wonderful. Winning the Champions League is something I will never get bored of. It's the biggest club competition there is and every final is special.


What is your target for next season?

Doing something I have failed in for the last two seasons: Winning the treble.



Thank you for reading this post! I hope you have enjoyed it! Any feedback or suggestions will be appreciated!

[_ChicoBass]

Re: How's Your FIFA Career Mode Going?

I know this isn't FIFA or football/soccer related



But RIP Phillip Hughes



He is an Australian cricketer who died after being struck in the neck by a bouncer spliting an artery in his neck causing too much blood to rush to his brain



Aged 25 playing a sport he loved.



Also to the bowler Sean Abbott who bowled the ball stay strong



I know many of you don't follow cricket but I hope this tread can pay respect. It has been a horrible day for cricket in Australia and the world and I'm very devistated



#63notoutforever



Thankyou

I have never heard of them, but may they rest in peace. Stay strong Jagger.

[jamiec47]

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I have never heard of them, but may they rest in peace. Stay strong Jagger.

Deleted this post due to false info

[jamiec47]

Re: How's Your FIFA Career Mode Going?

Ha Ho He


May 2018

Spoiler

Hertha BSC 4 - 0 Borussia Mönchengladbach

Spoiler

Sanchez 39', Calhanoglu 45', 77', Reus 51'




Champions League Final

Real Madrid

Spoiler

0 - 2

Hertha BSC

Spoiler

Calhanoglu 26', Suarez 84'

It was that time of the year again. The league season ended a few weeks earlier. Hertha BSC won their third league title in a row and they finished the season with a record amount of points. Meanwhile Real Madrid finished at a disappointing fourth place in the league, fourteen points behind the champions Barcelona. This game was a chance for the Spanish team to get their pride back.

The game started with Hertha Berlin passing the ball around and looking for space in Real Madrid's defence. The most important booking of the game was seen in the 19th minute when Luka Modric was sent off for sliding from the back. This opened the pitch for the Berliners who got a corner in the 25th minute. The ball was crossed in the box and it was cleared poorly. It fell to Jose Gaya, who took a few steps before playing a through ball to Hakan Calhanoglu who shot the ball to the top right corner. The first half ended with The Berliners having 62% possession and six shots on target. In the second half Real Madrid got a couple chances but they were saved by Thibaut Courtois. In the last twenty minutes The Whites went all out attack which left space in their defence. In the 84th minute the ball was played forwards to Hakan Calhanoglu who passed it to Luis Suarez on the left. Suarez ran a bit forwards before playing a lobbed pass to Calhanoglu which played him through on goal. The midfielder then stopped, passed the ball with his heel to Suarez in the box and the Uruguayan simply tapped the ball in the net securing the victory and making Hertha Berlin the first team ever to win the Champions League three times in a row!


League Table


1. Hertha BSC, 92 pts
2. VfL Wolfsburg, 65 pts
3. Bayern München, 63 pts
4. Hannover 96, 63 pts
5. Bayer Leverkusen, 59 pts
6. FC Schalke 04, 58 pts
7. Borussia Dortmund, 57 pts
8. Borussia Mönchengladbach, 47 pts
9. SC Freiburg, 44 pts
10. 1899 Hoffenheim, 43 pts
11. VfB Stuttgart, 41 pts
12. Mainz 05, 38 pts
13. FC Augsburg, 36 pts
14. Werder Bremen, 34 pts
15. Eintracht Frankfurt, 30 pts
16. FC Kaiserslautern, 28 pts
17. Hamburger SV, 22 pts
18. VfL Bochum, 17 pts


Promoted Teams For 2018-19 Bundesliga Season

SC Paderborn
FC Köln


Golden Boot

Luis Suarez, Hertha BSC, 21 goals
Seydou Doumbia, VfL Wolfsburg, 16 goals
Nils Petersen, VfB Stuttgart, 14 goals


Most Assists

Gonzalo Castro, Bayer Leverkusen, 9 assists
Luis Suarez, Hertha BSC, 9 assists
Hakan Calhanoglu, Hertha BSC, 8 assists


Golden Glove

Ralf Fährmann, FC Schalke 04, 13 clean sheets
Thomas Kraft, Bayern München, 11 clean sheets
Markus Miller, 10 clean sheets


Manager of the Season

Simeon Ganchev, Hertha BSC

Player of the Season

Luis Suarez, Hertha BSC


DFB Pokal

FC Schalke 04

Europa League

Manchester United

England

Chelsea

France

Olympique Marseille

Italy

Juventus

Spain

FC Barcelona


Press Conference


You finished the season first in the league with a record amount of points. How do you feel?

I answered this last month but it's spectacular to break any record in football. This just shows how good of a team we are. Once again we played poorly these last months but we ended the season on a high note thanks to the Mönchengladbach game. Next season we will try to break the record again.


Hertha have now won the title three consecutive times which is another record you're sharing now. That's amazing.

Yes, you're correct. I also think it's amazing how well we have been doing since this club appointed me. Holding a record with another two teams isn't really something I like but hopefully this will change next season. I'm actually pretty sure of it.


You were chosen as the manager of the season. Does this accomplishment mean anything to you?

Not really, I'm getting used to it. Let's be honest, who else could have it been? That's right, no one. Also, I don't need some critics or so-called experts to know that I'm the best manager in this country. Next question, please.


Speaking of winning something three times in a row, you won the Champions League again. What was it like to win it again?

It's always the same, amazing and wonderful. Winning the Champions League is something I will never get bored of. It's the biggest club competition there is and every final is special.


What is your target for next season?

Doing something I have failed in for the last two seasons: Winning the treble.



Thank you for reading this post! I hope you have enjoyed it! Any feedback or suggestions will be appreciated!

Again!!! It's getting boring :P. Jk, congratulations on being unbelievable. I don't know what you are going to do, but I think it would be interesting if you joined a new club and tried to overthrow the Hertha dynasty.

[Simppu12]

Re: How's Your FIFA Career Mode Going?

Again!!! It's getting boring :P. Jk, congratulations on being unbelievable. I don't know what you are going to do, but I think it would be interesting if you joined a new club and tried to overthrow the Hertha dynasty.

Thanks! I forgot to mention it in the post but I finished unbeaten in the league. I will stay at Hertha for at least one more season in which I want to win the treble. After that I'll take another job, start a League 2 career or start a career with an unknown team. I was thinking Villarreal or Southampton but that's just speculation. For now, at least.

[_ChicoBass]

Re: How's Your FIFA Career Mode Going?

Thanks! I forgot to mention it in the post but I finished unbeaten in the league. I will stay at Hertha for at least one more season in which I want to win the treble. After that I'll take another job, start a League 2 career or start a career with an unknown team. I was thinking Villarreal or Southampton but that's just speculation. For now, at least.

There was a guy here a while back that was trying something interesting. Since he had way more money than he needed, instead of selling players he would give them to a Bundesliga 2 team of his choice on swap deals. His plans were to eventually get this Bundesliga 2 team promoted and have a worthy opponent in the Bundesliga. Not sure if that's something that you would like to mess around with but just throwing it out there.

On another note, congratulations on winning the league AND the champions! Good to see you'll be staying for another year and you'll be going for the treble. Jamie's idea seemed pretty cool. Basically accept another job maybe in the same league, and now instead of having to worry about games against Bayern and Dortmund, you will be challenged by the worldwide powerhouse Hertha Berlin

[jamiec47]

Re: How's Your FIFA Career Mode Going?

There was a guy here a while back that was trying something interesting. Since he had way more money than he needed, instead of selling players he would give them to a Bundesliga 2 team of his choice on swap deals. His plans were to eventually get this Bundesliga 2 team promoted and have a worthy opponent in the Bundesliga. Not sure if that's something that you would like to mess around with but just throwing it out there.

On another note, congratulations on winning the league AND the champions! Good to see you'll be staying for another year and you'll be going for the treble. Jamie's idea seemed pretty cool. Basically accept another job maybe in the same league, and now instead of having to worry about games against Bayern and Dortmund, you will be challenged by the worldwide powerhouse Hertha Berlin

I've tried that in the past with a bit of a twist. What I did was take charge of Bayern and swap them to 1860. My overall aim was to make me battle out with 1860 for the title. It was kind of like having dual ownership. I only got as far as making 1860 a Champions League team

[_ChicoBass]

Re: How's Your FIFA Career Mode Going?

I've tried that in the past with a bit of a twist. What I did was take charge of Bayern and swap them to 1860. My overall aim was to make me battle out with 1860 for the title. It was kind of like having dual ownership. I only got as far as making 1860 a Champions League team

Yeah it was you then! Those are the teams I remember, Bayern Munich and 1860 Munich.

[_ChicoBass]

Re: How's Your FIFA Career Mode Going?

Happy thanksgiving to all my American buddies on here! For those hitting the stores tonight be safe. No life is worth a 35% discount. Enjoy the holiday!

[moose141]

Re: How's Your FIFA Career Mode Going?

Happy thanksgiving to all my American buddies on here! For those hitting the stores tonight be safe. No life is worth a 35% discount. Enjoy the holiday!

Same to you, hope all my fellow Americans had a great Thanksgiving with family and friends!

[RagingTrav]

Re: How's Your FIFA Career Mode Going?

It was just the one guy, Phil Hughes. The bale on the top of the cricket stumps flew off when it was hit by the incredibly fast bowl. The bale went in between the gaps in the face guard and hit him in the head. He died today after being in critical condition. I can't imagine how his family must feel, just 25 years old, and the bowler. He must be filled with guilt, but there was nothing he could do.

RIP

What? Where did you get that nonsense from?

[JAGGER6223]

Re: How's Your FIFA Career Mode Going?

It was just the one guy, Phil Hughes. The bale on the top of the cricket stumps flew off when it was hit by the incredibly fast bowl. The bale went in between the gaps in the face guard and hit him in the head. He died today after being in critical condition. I can't imagine how his family must feel, just 25 years old, and the bowler. He must be filled with guilt, but there was nothing he could do.

RIP

Sorry Jamie but that wasn't the case he was hit by the ball in the neck spliting his artery not the bale. I kind of wish it was the bale he would of probably survied.

Chico thanks As a sporting nut it is devistating for me to witness a freak death like that. The whole of Australia is mourning and we appriciate all the support

[Keano16]

Re: How's Your FIFA Career Mode Going?

Ha Ho He


May 2018

Spoiler

Hertha BSC 4 - 0 Borussia Mönchengladbach

Spoiler

Sanchez 39', Calhanoglu 45', 77', Reus 51'




Champions League Final

Real Madrid

Spoiler

0 - 2

Hertha BSC

Spoiler

Calhanoglu 26', Suarez 84'

It was that time of the year again. The league season ended a few weeks earlier. Hertha BSC won their third league title in a row and they finished the season with a record amount of points. Meanwhile Real Madrid finished at a disappointing fourth place in the league, fourteen points behind the champions Barcelona. This game was a chance for the Spanish team to get their pride back.

The game started with Hertha Berlin passing the ball around and looking for space in Real Madrid's defence. The most important booking of the game was seen in the 19th minute when Luka Modric was sent off for sliding from the back. This opened the pitch for the Berliners who got a corner in the 25th minute. The ball was crossed in the box and it was cleared poorly. It fell to Jose Gaya, who took a few steps before playing a through ball to Hakan Calhanoglu who shot the ball to the top right corner. The first half ended with The Berliners having 62% possession and six shots on target. In the second half Real Madrid got a couple chances but they were saved by Thibaut Courtois. In the last twenty minutes The Whites went all out attack which left space in their defence. In the 84th minute the ball was played forwards to Hakan Calhanoglu who passed it to Luis Suarez on the left. Suarez ran a bit forwards before playing a lobbed pass to Calhanoglu which played him through on goal. The midfielder then stopped, passed the ball with his heel to Suarez in the box and the Uruguayan simply tapped the ball in the net securing the victory and making Hertha Berlin the first team ever to win the Champions League three times in a row!


League Table


1. Hertha BSC, 92 pts
2. VfL Wolfsburg, 65 pts
3. Bayern München, 63 pts
4. Hannover 96, 63 pts
5. Bayer Leverkusen, 59 pts
6. FC Schalke 04, 58 pts
7. Borussia Dortmund, 57 pts
8. Borussia Mönchengladbach, 47 pts
9. SC Freiburg, 44 pts
10. 1899 Hoffenheim, 43 pts
11. VfB Stuttgart, 41 pts
12. Mainz 05, 38 pts
13. FC Augsburg, 36 pts
14. Werder Bremen, 34 pts
15. Eintracht Frankfurt, 30 pts
16. FC Kaiserslautern, 28 pts
17. Hamburger SV, 22 pts
18. VfL Bochum, 17 pts


Promoted Teams For 2018-19 Bundesliga Season

SC Paderborn
FC Köln


Golden Boot

Luis Suarez, Hertha BSC, 21 goals
Seydou Doumbia, VfL Wolfsburg, 16 goals
Nils Petersen, VfB Stuttgart, 14 goals


Most Assists

Gonzalo Castro, Bayer Leverkusen, 9 assists
Luis Suarez, Hertha BSC, 9 assists
Hakan Calhanoglu, Hertha BSC, 8 assists


Golden Glove

Ralf Fährmann, FC Schalke 04, 13 clean sheets
Thomas Kraft, Bayern München, 11 clean sheets
Markus Miller, 10 clean sheets


Manager of the Season

Simeon Ganchev, Hertha BSC

Player of the Season

Luis Suarez, Hertha BSC


DFB Pokal

FC Schalke 04

Europa League

Manchester United

England

Chelsea

France

Olympique Marseille

Italy

Juventus

Spain

FC Barcelona


Press Conference


You finished the season first in the league with a record amount of points. How do you feel?

I answered this last month but it's spectacular to break any record in football. This just shows how good of a team we are. Once again we played poorly these last months but we ended the season on a high note thanks to the Mönchengladbach game. Next season we will try to break the record again.


Hertha have now won the title three consecutive times which is another record you're sharing now. That's amazing.

Yes, you're correct. I also think it's amazing how well we have been doing since this club appointed me. Holding a record with another two teams isn't really something I like but hopefully this will change next season. I'm actually pretty sure of it.


You were chosen as the manager of the season. Does this accomplishment mean anything to you?

Not really, I'm getting used to it. Let's be honest, who else could have it been? That's right, no one. Also, I don't need some critics or so-called experts to know that I'm the best manager in this country. Next question, please.


Speaking of winning something three times in a row, you won the Champions League again. What was it like to win it again?

It's always the same, amazing and wonderful. Winning the Champions League is something I will never get bored of. It's the biggest club competition there is and every final is special.


What is your target for next season?

Doing something I have failed in for the last two seasons: Winning the treble.



Thank you for reading this post! I hope you have enjoyed it! Any feedback or suggestions will be appreciated!

Congratulations on winning both the Champions League and League for a third time in row! Some achievement! Now all you need is to win the treble!

Thanks! I forgot to mention it in the post but I finished unbeaten in the league. I will stay at Hertha for at least one more season in which I want to win the treble. After that I'll take another job, start a League 2 career or start a career with an unknown team. I was thinking Villarreal or Southampton but that's just speculation. For now, at least.

It'd be interesting alright if you took another job in the Bundesliga trying to topple what you've built over the last few seasons like the others said!

[jamiec47]

Re: How's Your FIFA Career Mode Going?

Yeah it was you then! Those are the teams I remember, Bayern Munich and 1860 Munich.

It might have been but I don't remember posting updates about it. I think I did it before I joined the forum

[jamiec47]

Re: How's Your FIFA Career Mode Going?

Sorry Jamie but that wasn't the case he was hit by the ball in the neck spliting his artery not the bale. I kind of wish it was the bale he would of probably survied.

Chico thanks As a sporting nut it is devistating for me to witness a freak death like that. The whole of Australia is mourning and we appriciate all the support

Oh sorry, I must have heard wrong on the news. Sorry.

I got rid of my post so nobody gets any false information