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Glory Glory Man United


March 2018


March 2nd


Manchester United 2 - 1 Crystal Palace
Lacazette 17', Benzema 86'
Hooper 89'

Simulated.


March 5th


Hull City 0 - 1 Manchester United
Henderson 90'

"Hull is a small and weak team but they still cause us trouble every time they play against us. That is unacceptable! Who are you?! You are Manchester United! Now go out there and show them that you actually are the best team in the world!"

Hopefully this time we would beat them easily. The players were getting in line in the tunnel and Fabio Coentrão came to me.

"Boss, I'm not happy."

"And why is that?"

"I would like to play more. I'm not enjoying sitting on the bench."

"Do you know why you don't get that much playing time? Because you aren't good enough. You won't be getting a lot of playing time when David is in the club."

"In that case I want to leave the team in the summer."

After saying that he turned around and walked to the bench. I don't even know why he thought that he could get into the starting eleven when the best left back in the world comes before him in the pecking order.

***

"Keep the ball! Don't waste your time with those idiotic backheels when the ball goes straight to an opponent!"

"Stay in position! In defence you run to here, not to there! Step up your game!"

"Tackle that fu*ker! You are the best in the world and he's a nobody!"

"Only two minutes of added time? Are you serious? Wait, come on Isco, pass it to Hendo! Shoot! YEEES! Take that, you bloody wankers!"


***

March 7th

I was wearing a suit, which I don't wear that often, and I walked through the door to the Glazer's office. They wanted to meet me again. Why? I have no idea.

"Good afternoon, mister Corleone."

"Good afternoon."

"As you probably recall, we lost and got humiliated in a cup match against West Bromwich."

Thanks a lot for mentioning it.

"Yes, I remember that. It was two months ago and the team has been better lately."

"But a club like Manchester United doesn't accept humiliations."

"Yeah, and that's why you let Van Gaal manage the club for a year and a half after he lost to MK Dons and Leicester."

"That's not important now. We have a FA Cup tie against Manchester City in a few days and you have to win the game. We want to see you win the domestic double."

"And the sky is blue. Of course you want us to win."

"If you happen to lose the match, hmm, let's say there are a lot of managers who dream about coaching at Manchester United."

"But none of them are as good as me. Now, excuse me, but I have a dinner reservation after thirty minutes."

I waved to them and walked out.

"What do you think, Joel?"

"About what? Corleone? He's a great manager but he doesn't respect anyone."

"You're right. The negoatiations with Ancelotti are going well and he should be with us in the summer. What do you say?"

"You want to fire Corleone?"

"Correct."

"I don't really know. He showed his quality last season."

"Nah. Even an ape could win everything with a team like that."

"I guess you're right."


***


March 9th


Quarter Final
Manchester United 3 - 3 Manchester City
Robben 51', 74', Lacazette 90'
Cavani 69', 89', Nasri 78'

"Yes, shoot already! Come on United!"

"Get closer to that long-haired ladyboy! NO! MANUEL YOU FU*KING IDIOT! HOW CAN YOU LET A LOW SHOT FROM OUTSIDE OF THE BOX GO IN?!?! If we had substitutions left your a*s would be getting roasted on the bench!"

"Pass it around, wait for space, yes, shoot, yeah! Suck it, you gloryhunters! Manchester is read!"

"Don't give him space! Tackle him! Now, Manuel, jump! NO! MANUEL, THE BALL WENT A COUPLE INCHES ABOVE YOU! WHY THE F*CK DIDN'T YOU JUMP YA PRICK?!"

"An easy steamroller, we'll get it and start the count... WHAT THE ****, MANUEL?! THE BALL WAS GOING STRAIGHT AT YOU!!! EVEN MY GRANDMOTHER WOULD'VE CATCHED THAT! YOU LITERALLY PUSHED THE BALL IN THE NET!"

"Come on, come on, come on, YEEEES! We are going to a replay!"

***

"Manuel, what the absolute f*ck was that?!"

"I'm sehr sorry, it was a misjudgement..."

"What was a misjudgement?! They had THREE SHOTS in the whole game! And you let all three go in!"

"I know, the ball curled in the first two goals and I was-"

"I don't care if it curled in the last minute! The shots were going straight at you! End let's not even talk about the third goal! It was almost as bad as Rob Green's mistake in the World Cup!"

"Yes, I know, it was wet and the ball bounced right befo-"

"I don't give a f*ck about your bullsh*t reasons! You are getting benched against Dortmund and in our two league games this month! Now piss off and sprint twenty laps around the training pitch! Actually, let's make that thirty."

"Are you serious? Everyone makes mista-"

"Vierzig, Manuel. Forty laps. NOW!"

***

March 12th


Round of 16, 2nd leg
Borussia Dortmund (0) 0 - 2 (3) Manchester United
Benzema 74', 77'

"High pressure boys, high pressure. Yes, steal the ball, run, faster, shoot, yes! We are going to the quarter finals!"

"Come on, finish this counter attack, Benzema, do it, come on! Game over, Borussia! See you next year!"


***

March 13th

"What do you mean you can't change the date of the FA Cup replay?"

"I'm sorry, it's against the rules."

"Are you serious?! We have a Champions League match the day before the cup game! Two games in two days is ridiculous!"

"Sorry, can't do that."

"Can you then move our league game which is two days before the Champions League game?"

"I'm sorry but it's impossible, it's too late to change the date."

"Thanks anyway. And tell your bosses that they are huge pricks."


***


March 21th


Manchester United 2 - 0 Derby County
Powell 15', Stones 78'

Simulated.

***

March 24th


Quarter Final, 1nd leg
Manchester United 3 - 1 Tottenham Hotspur
Benzema 24', Bale 72', Lacazette 80'
Bentaleb 8'

"Alright boys, we have beaten them in the league and we will beat them in the Champions League. A small win isn't enough, we need to score at least a couple goals because those FA pricks can't make good schedules. Go out there, and show those chickens that you are the best players on the planet!"

***

"Mark him, get closer to him, nooo! Come on guys, don't let that sh*t goal break you! You will beat them!"

"Come on Benz, come on Benz, come on! Yes! Now let's score a few more!"

"You can do it, Gareth! Yes, get in! What a shot!"

"Here we go! They are a lot slower than you and you know that! Alex, slot it in! Hell yes, bye bye Spurs!"


***

March 29th


Norwich City 1 - 2 Manchester United
Tettey 36'
Lacazette 28', Powell 73'

Simulated.


***

March 30th


"I have interesting news for you."

"What do you mean, Mino?"

"I heard that the American duo is negoatiating with Carlo Ancelotti about the manager position."

"Are you sh*tting me?"

"Do I sound like I'm f*cking with you? Because I'm not."

"So they want to replace me? Those backstabbing, burger-loving bastards. Has anyone showed interest in me?"

"Yes, there are a lot of clubs but they are too good for you. Everton, Lille, Monaco, even Real Madrid."

"F*ck you. I'm the best manager in the world right now. And at least I'm not a fat pizza baker."

"I'll travel to Manchester and I'll f*ck you myself."

"I couldn't care less about your empty threats. None of those teams interest me. I have to go, bye."

I was furious after Mino told me that the Glazers want me out of the club. I want to leave the club as soon as possible but it isn't an option right now. The World Cup will be played in few months and I don't want to lose the Bulgaria job. It seems like I'm in a deadend.



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

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@Keano Excellent spot to be at halfway through the season. It should be a fantastic run for the title with Arsenal and Chelsea. I'm interested to see if you add anyone in January considering where you are in the league and Europe.

Thanks! I'm really pleased with the position I'm in at the moment. I've been looking at a couple possible buys and one or two might be on their way out of Wales.

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The Wednesday: September 2014



September 3, Hillsborough Stadium


Capital One Cup: Round 2
SHW 1-2 NOR
88' McCabe
85' Jerome, 120' Lafferty
MotM: C. Cuellar (NOR)

We had plenty of good chances throughout the first half, and it's a shame that we didn't take advantage of that. There was a point where I was ready to rip my hair out, because we had the opportunity to kill the game in the first 45 minutes and did not take it. The second half was all Norwich, and we were lucky they lost concentration after their goal to let us in. Conceding that late into extra time was even more painful, but that's the game. We'll need to do better against Cardiff.

September 6, Cardiff City Stadium


FL Championship: Matchday 4
CAR 0-1 SHW
23' Maghoma
MotM: A. Smithies (SHW)

This was the right way to respond to the Norwich game. Maghoma's goal was a thing of beauty, and Smithies did a fine job in goal while Westwood is off playing with the Irish national side. I think the scoreline doesn't tell you the full story, as we had about 70% possession. Credit to Cardiff, because they were incredibly tough to break down.

September 13, Hillsborough Stadium


FL Championship: Matchday 5
SHW 2-0 LEE
54' May, 68' Drenthe
MotM: T. Lees (SHW)

You always want to win your derby matches, and this one was very special to me because it was my first Yorkshire derby. Everybody was in the right rhythm today, and it showed in how confidently we took the game to them, even in the pouring rain. Both goals were constructed very well, but it felt at times as if we were playing against the weather rather than a football team.

September 20, iPro Stadium


FL Championship: Matchday 6
DER 1-1 SHW
89' Forsyth
24' Hutchinson
MotM: S. Hutchinson (SHW)

We had a great first half. I don't know what their keeper was thinking coming out so far like that, but Hutch didn't let that chance go to waste. I'm very happy with the progress I've seen, and to keep a team as good as Derby to just one goal is a great achievement, especially away from home. Of course, it was disheartening to lose the three points right at the end, but I think we can make it up in the next game.

September 27, Hillsborough Stadium


FL Championship: Matchday 7
SHW 2-1 BOL
3' 58' May
48' Davies
MotM: S. May (SHW)

Scoring early is always a good sign, and it's something we enjoy doing, because we can then establish a rhythm and pace to dictate the rest of the game. What pleased me most today was seeing all my boys track back and defend. We played very, very well today.

September 30, Bloomfield Road


FL Championship: Matchday 8
BLP 1-2 SHW
22' Delfouneso
11' Maghouma, 55' McCabe
MotM: K. Westwood

I think the goal we conceded could have been offside, but I'll give the linesman the benefit of the doubt. What I enjoyed seeing was our ability to boss the game and dictate the tempo. We held onto the ball very well and scored two outstanding goals from outside the box. It's a fine end to a fantastic month of football.

FL Championship

1. Fulham 21
2. Sheffield Wed 20
3. Norwich 16
4. Nott'm Forest 14
5. Reading 14
6. Wigan 13
...
22. Bolton 4
23. Brentford 3
24. Blackpool 3

With our significant improvement in form comes the reward of rising to second on the table, four clear of third-placed Norwich and just one shy of Fulham, who lead the division. We're confident that we can carry this form into the next few games, and that's a blessing since October will prove to be a crucial month. At the start of the season, the board set us the target of finishing in the top half of the table, and while it's too early to start talking about promotion, it seems as though our success is anything but a fluke.

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FC St. Pauli
FIFA 15 - Season 2

Spoiler

Die Freibeuter der Liga

August 2016

FSV Mainz 2 - FC St. Pauli 1
M05 - Baumgartlinger 13', Nedelev 79'
STP - Çiftçi 45'
MOTM: van Nieff

Koo got the ball to the left of the goal and sent in a cross picking out the man that Tah was meant to be marking in Baumgartlinger for the easy header. Buchtmann sent ina corner that was headed by Michal Mak but saved by the keeper. After the ball ping ponged around for a bit, Çiftçi finally finished it to equalize just before half. Nedelev sprinted past Buballa on a back post run and tracked the ball down and volleyed it to the right post for the winner.

FC St. Pauli 3 - VFL Wolfsburg 3
STP - Werner 4', van Nieff 42' (Pen), Çiftçi 90'
WOB - Lacazette 12', Vierinha 22', Malanda 67' (RIP)
MOTM: Arnold

Werner received the ball on the left wing and attacked the middle before firing a shot to the right post to score just 4 minutes into his St. Pauli career. Lacazette lost Tah in the box and was able to head home a cross to equalize. Arnold got the ball in the middle of the box and laid it off quickly to Vierinha on the back post for the easy goal to take the lead. Yoell van Nieff then stepped up and converted a penalty after Khedira was brought down in the box. Van Nieff then went to clear a cross but hit directly to Malanda's feet on the back post and he finished easily to take the lead. Khedira dribbled towards the middle of the box before threading it through to Çiftçi up the middle for the equalizer in the 90th minute.

Hertha BSC 2 - FC St. Pauli 2
BSC - Kalou 45', Plattenhardt 64
STP - Michal Mak 4', Çiftçi 60'
MOTM: Gatt

Çiftçi ran onto the ball on the left wing and sent a cross into the box that Michal Mak was able to volley out of the air for the opening goal. Buballa foolishly kept Kalou onside and he struck the ball past the keeper to equalize just before half. Werner played Çiftçi through up the middle and he struck it first time off the post but followed the rebound and tapped in it for the lead. Plattenhardt cut the ball to his right to avoid Sobiech's sliding challenge and then placed the ball to the top left corner to secure the draw.

FC St. Pauli 5 - Hannover 2
STP - Rubin 20', 26', 30', Çiftçi 38', 90'
H96 - Joselu 45', Pander 69'
MOTM: Rubin

Storm fought past two defenders on the left side of the goal before playing it across to Rubin to tap in on the back post. Yoell van Nieff played Michal Mak down the right wing who took a shot off the post that Rubin was able to follow up and find the net. Çiftçi used his pace to get past the defense and go in on goal before taking a shot that was kept out by the keeper but fell right to Rubin for the sliding tap in. Gießelmann played a perfect ball to Çiftçi on the left side of the goal for a first time strike to the right post. Stindl attacked all the way to the end line left of the goal and played the ball back to the top of the box for Joselu to finish just before half. Pander then added one of his own on the left side of the box that went off the keeper's hands and in. The ball was played way ahead to Çiftçi on the counter and he took advantage and calmly beat the keeper.

League Table


Youth Academy
Abel Hemmen (Netherlands) - CAM, 17 yrs old, 58-62 OVR 71-75 POT (Attacker)
Jan Suchy (Czech Republic) - LB, 17 yrs old, 56-60 OVR 73-79 POT (Defensive Minded)
Joel Lorenzen (Germany) - GK, 15 yrs old, 40-54 OVR 63-87 POT (Goalkeeper)
Julian Madlung (Germany) - GK, 15 yrs old, 40-54 OVR 62-84 POT (Goalkeeper)
Matthias Soylemezgiller (Germany) - RM, 16 years old, 51-59 OVR 73-85 POT (Winger)
Niklas Lechleiter (Germany) - RW, 17 yrs old, 68-72 OVR 80-86 POT (Attacker)
Rouwen Beck (Germany) - CF, 17 yrs old, 54-58 OVR 65-69 POT (Winger)
Stefan Kalas (Czech Republic) - ST, 17 yrs old, 56-60 OVR 73-79 POT (Physically Strong)
Steven Wils (Belgium) - RW, 17 yrs old, 59-63 OVR 70-74 POT (Winger)
Timo Steenvoorden (Netherlands) - LB, 16 yrs old, 53-57 OVR 71-75 POT (Defensive Minded)

St. Pauli Player of the Month

Nadir Çiftçi


Nadir Çiftçi shone in the opening month of the new season, scoring in all 4 matches. His final tally of 5 goals salvaged a couple points for St. Pauli this month.

Press Conference
Q: A new season had you start off to mixed results. There were a lot of positive and negatives to be seen. How do you feel about the first month of this new season?

A: I think your description is a fairly accurate one. There was some good, and some bad. Unfortunately the bad was the same thing we've been struggling with going back into last season, and that is the defense. However, we have brought in some new players on that back line this season, and some transition time is to be expected with that. It will be a priority moving forward, but I expect it to get better as we get comfortable back there.

Q: While the defense has struggled, your attack has been in great form. What can you say about your scoring in the first month of play?

A: I think we owe a lot of the early success to the play of Nadir Çiftçi. He has been in fantastic form, and scored in each match of this first month. A lot of what we do is going through him right now, and if he were to go down it would alter our game plan significantly. We are lucky to have a player of his quality with us.

Q: With the first month in the books, and based on your 8th place finish of last season, what would you say is a reasonable goal for your squad this season?

A: It would be disappointing to finish anywhere outside of the top 6 this year. We were lucky enough to qualify for the Europa League through other means, but this is a club I want to consistently be playing in European competitions. The only way to guarantee that is to find a way to finish in the top 6 each year. That will be our new goal, and I see no reason as to why we shouldn't be able to.

That wasn't really a great month for you but draws against Wolfsburg and Hertha are great achievements. The win against Hannover is an impressive one. I think you'll bounce back after a poor-ish start like last year and finish in the top five this season.

FIFA 15 | PS3 | Season 2 | 2015-16

The Swans

Spoiler

December 2015


Group Match 5
Standard Liege 0-6 Swansea
Ings 24' 90' Bony 28' Delph 39' Shelvey 48' Montero 57'

MotM: Danny Ings

Knowing that we needed to win to have any chance of finishing first we went out hungry for goals. Ings eventually scored after having several good chances early on. Delph played it into him and he turned before skipping past Arslanagic and placing a low shot past Thuram. Bony played it out wide through to Ings who used his pace to stay ahead of Andrade before sliding it across back to Bony to tap in for his 15th in all competitions. Delph played a one two with Bony before sprinting round Teixeira, who went to ground, leaving Delph time to pick his spot to get the third goal. Hayes made 2 halftime substitutions bringing on Gomis and Shelvey for Bony and Delph. Shelvey made an instant impact stepping up to strike home a free kick from 30+ yards past a hopeless Thuram. Shortly after they hit the post, Montero got on the end of a Gomis through ball and made it 5-0 with his strike. Redmond tore off down the right wing eventually cutting in along the end line and crossing it. The keeper dived out getting a little touch on the ball causing it to hit off Gomis and into Ings' path. He got it in off the post from a tight angle to finish the game 6-0.

"What can I say? Absolutely brilliant. What a way to start the month! Danny (Ings) was fantastic up front. Winston (Reid) and Nathaniel (Clyne) were rocks at the back. Jonjo (Shelvey) was great when he got his chance at halftime off the bench. His free kick was sublime. This puts the pressure on Lazio to beat us to top the group."


Match 15
Swansea 1-0 Sunderland
Delph 27'

MotM: Jordi Amat

Delph picked up the ball on the left about 10 yards inside the Sunderland half. He passed it across to Gomis who quickly passed it on to Ings. Diakite had come out of his position to tackle Gomis leaving space for Delph to run into and get the ball off Ings. Jones tried to intercept the ball with a sliding tackle on the edge of the box but he missed leaving Delph free to pick his spot past Pantilimon. That was enough to get the win for Hayes' team.

"That was a really satisfying win. After the goal fest on Thursday this shows that we can grind out results too which is very pleasing from a manager's perspective. Jordi (Amat) did really well today in the heart of the defense. Fabian (Delph) continues to do extremely well in midfield as well."


Match 16
Wigan 0-0 Swansea

MotM: Ali Al-Habsi

"We just couldn't score against a terrible Wigan side. Their keeper was unbeatable with his 10 saves. We completely dominated them. I just don't know what happened. I fear that we missed an opportunity with this game."


Match 17
Swansea 1-0 Norwich
Redmond 72'
Martin 29' s/o

MotM: Nathaniel Clyne

The team started brightly and things swung even more in our favor when Russell Martin got himself sent off in the 29' for a late challenge on Bony. Hayes switched up to a 4-4-2 Narrow Diamond to try and get a goal. Which it did with Redmond bagging against his former club. Clyne found space on the right and came all the way into the box before his cross picked out Redmond allowing him to volley home. This was a vital win after dropping points against Wigan in our last game.

"We created chances but again couldn't take them until Nathan (Redmond) managed to stick one in. This was a very important win after only drawing last time against Wigan."


Group Match 6
Lazio 2-3 Swansea
Biglia 28' Lulic 45'
Bony 3' Berahino 9' Delph 19'

MotM: Jonatan Soriano

A big game that got off to a great start as Montero weaved around the box before passing to Bony who finished it into the corner. 6 minutes later Berahino broke away with his pace and stuck in the rebound off his saved shot for his 17th in all competitions. Delph then added his name to the score sheet with a beautiful curling effort. Lazio caught us out taking a quick free kick on the edge of our box and Biglia pulled a goal back. Lulic got a top corner rocket of a shot from the edge of the box on the stroke of halftime. This 1 goal win was enough to secure top spot on goals scored. Lazio will also join us in the last 32.

"We beat them on their turf as I said we would last time. Saido (Berahino), Jordi (Amat) and Simone (Scuffet) were all very good today. We grabbed top spot from them tonight as well so that makes the victory even sweeter. I've just heard our opponent will be Celtic which I am relishing."


Match 18
Everton 1-3 Swansea
Oviedo 90'
Delph 32' Montero 76' Ings 81'

MotM: Fabian Delph

Delph carved his way through the Everton defense from midfield and then slotted past Robles. Delph was involved again playing a great through ball to Montero who managed to get in around Coleman and Mirallas and he placed it past Robles with a first time shot. Ings added the cherry on the cake when got inside Jagielka and fired another past Robles. Unfortunately Clyne sprained his ankle in the build up and had to be replaced by Fernandez. Oviedo scored a consolation goal in the 90' when we were opened up and he put it through Fabianski's legs.

"A really good win against a good side. I'm disappointed that we let in a late goal and didn't get a clean sheet but we got the result which is what matters."



Nathaniel Clyne will be out for around 3 weeks with the Sprained Ankle he picked up against Everton.


Match 19
Swansea 3-1 Manchester City
Bony 30' 54' Berahino 47'
Silva 23'

MotM: Wilfried Bony

Silva was fed in behind our defense before he placed it past Scuffet. Bony equalized with his 13th of the season after Redmond sped off down the right wing and then passed it across to Bony for an easy tap in. Hayes' famous halftime team talk worked again when Redmond sped off down the right wing for the second time and he cut inside along the end line before pulling it back to Berahino for his 14th of the campaign. Bony not to be outdone notched his 14th in the league when Ki got himself into the box and again passed across to Bony who had found himself space. A Bony brace and a solo Berahino effort sealed a memorable victory over City.

"Another big scalp to add to Chelsea's. It was a great performance again against another top team. Wilfried (Bony) and Saido (Berahino) chipped in with more goals. Ki (Sung Yeung) was great in the center of the park and Nathan (Redmond) did really well on the right wing."

Spoiler

Liam Dyer - RW - 64-68 Ovr - 80-86 Pot - 16
Liam has the potential to become very like Nathan Dyer in the future. He is extremely pacey and has a lot of room to grow. A future star.


Robbie Dempsey - CAM - 59-63 Ovr - 73-77 Pot - 16
Only recently turned 16 he is described as being technically gifted. He has all the right stats for a play-maker and looks like an ideal candidate to take over the set piece duties in the future.


Tom McKenzie - CF - 57-61 Ovr - 73-79 Pot - 17
The 17 year old is described as a Winger and has the stats of winger but has decided to play at CF. He is also likely to demand a call up.


Cian Kavanagh - CDM - 56-60 Ovr - 72-78 Pot - 17
The first Irishman to be brought over by Hayes. He has settled in the Center Defensive Midfield role. He is likely to demand a call up this season.


Daniel McCann - CB - 48-50 Ovr - 88-94 Pot - 16
The Northern Irishman is the first player to be brought into the Academy from Belfast. He has extremely high potential and it is hoped he will stay in the academy for as long as possible to aid his development. One to watch. He has finally settled in the center of defense and is described as Physically Strong.


Dane Doyle - GK - 58-64 Ovr - 80-90 Pot - 15
The Irish Goalkeeper stands at 6'6" tall and weighs 189lbs at only 15 years of age! Could he be the next Shay Given? He has huge potential to be our next Number 1.


Shane Brennan - LM - 55-59 Ovr - 80-86 Pot - 16
He has great technical stats and could be the future play maker of the team and the Irish national team. He also has great potential. He has settled on the left side of midfield in the Youth team.


Craig Stevenson - CDM - 44-47 Ovr - 75-81 Pot - 15
The first Scotsman in the academy he is currently being assessed as being a play maker who likes to sit deep and pull the strings from there. Could he be a star of the national team in the next 10 years?


Mark Tidser - CAM - 48-58 Ovr - 73-89 Pot - 16
Another Scotsman has joined the Academy. His first assessment sees him having good pace, attacking position, ball control and finishing. Could the 16 year old be the future talisman of the team? He has positioned himself in the CAM role for the U-17 squad.


Chris Little - GK - 49-55 Ovr - 77-85 Pot - 15
The 6'4" 15 year old Northern Irishman is a Goalkeeper with bags of potential and is currently competing with Dane Doyle for the starting spot in the Youth team.


Chris Wallace - LW - 45-49 Ovr - 71-83 Pot - 15
The young Scottish winger has shown signs of good finishing, ball control, pace and a liking for volleys.


Will Paton - RB - 48-62 Ovr - 74-94 Pot - 15
The 15 Year Old from Northern Ireland is a right fullback but his stats suggest that he is more of a natural center half. Currently being assessed.


Declan Graham - CAM - 46-56 Ovr - 72-88 Pot - 16
The Scottish central attacking midfielder looks to have a bright future in that role for the first team.


Jordan Thompson - For/Mid - 50-66 Ovr - 67-89 Pot - 15
Jordan looks to be more inclined to be a pacey winger but he has not decided on a position as of yet.


Tom Gallacher - RB - 34-42 Ovr - 67-85 Pot - 16
He has the makings of an extremely fast, attacking fullback. We will be closely monitoring his progress in the Youth squad.

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Thanks for reading! Any feedback is appreciated!

Very good results there, especially against Man City and Liege. You're in a very good position in the league and you'll probably make it into the Champions League. Your Europa League group is very even, though. Hopefully you remain first.

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CA Osasuna 2014-2015 Squad Review


Starting Eleven (4-3-3 Holding)
* = Youth Academy Player
** = Player Growth Status
FORMAT= Position - Name (nationality) (overall + age) (growth)



GK - Asier Riesgo (Spain) (73 OVR 31yrs) (+2): 9/10
38 Appearances - 14 Clean Sheets
The vice captain really solidified himself in goal as he shoots to keep his starting spot going into La Liga. He's 31 years old already, but he still grew in overall this season and his performances back him up. I don't think we'll have the goalkeeper position as a priority in the upcoming transfer window. He has earned a chance to show himself at the top division.

RB - Javi Flaño (Spain) (69 OVR 30yrs) (+2): 7/10
38 Appearances
He's certainly not Elliott Hewitt, but he still had much to offer in attack. He wasn't one to send in crosses which is why he doesn't have any assists, but he was great in getting the plays started and supporting Sisi on the wing. He should still have his place in the starting eleven next season, but I'll be looking into younger players to prepare for when his time at the club ends.

RCB - Miguel Flaño (c) (Spain) (74 OVR 30yrs) (-1): 8/10
38 Appearances
The captain played a very important role in the squad this season and as far as overall goes he's still the best player we have. He didn't miss any matches, other than the B-Team matches, but for some reason he still went down 1 overall. He is still in my plans for next season, so I hope the game is nice to him in the offseason and he doesn't lose more stats.

LCB - Raul Albentosa (Spain) (71 OVR 26yrs) (+1): 7/10
20 Appearances
His height and strength are phenomenal. Whenever a cross was sent to his man I never had to worry. He would always win the aerial challenge. He was also very solid with standing tackles, but there were a few times when he would be caught out of position when I wasn't controlling him and it sometimes led to goals. His stats are still growing so I hope he can improve his positioning next season.

LB - Liassine Cadamuro (Algeria) (73 OVR 27yrs) (+0): 6/10
32 Appearances - 1 Assist
**On Loan From Real Sociedad
He was brought in on loan before I started the career so I didn't really have a choice with him. At the end of the season I began to slowly push the loanees out since they won't be here next season, and that's when I noticed how much of a difference Marcos Alonso makes compared to Cadamuro. Cadamuro was good at defending, naturally a CB, but in attack he left too much space between himself and the LW which only complicated things for the winger. He will not be signed on a permanent deal, not because he's non-Spanish, but because he does not fit my playing style at the moment.

CDM - Victor Camarasa (Spain) (72 OVR 21yrs) (+3): 8/10
40 Appearances - 1 Goal & 5 Assists
Camarasa started with the B team and then moved his way up to the first team. He has been very consistent even at CDM when his natural position is CM. He will most certainly not be replaced next season. He may be moved to a different role, but he will stay with the first team.

RCM - Oier (Spain) (70 OVR 29yrs) (+1): 8/10
38 Appearances - 5 Goals & 11 Assists
Oier really surprised me. He played the preseason with the B team and then moved up to the first team for the first match of the season. With him on the field the team finally clicked, and he kept his spot from then on. He's naturally a CDM, but I like him better at RCM since he's a box-to-box, and I prefer my CDMs staying in the defensive half. He only grew by one in overall and he's almost hitting his thirties. He was still our top assister so he will be staying with the club.

LCM - Roberto Torres (Spain) (70 OVR 26yrs) (+3): 9/10
37 Appearances - 12 Goals & 8 Assists
The CAM was our attacking mind in midfield and when he was on his game he was unstoppable. As we got closer to the end of the season his form became to drop. He was always in "good" form on the squad report menu, but from what I saw on the field he wasn't the same. I need him to get forward as much as possible and at the end of the season he stopped doing that. He was our second top assister and our third top scorer, although most of his goals came from the penalty spot. He is a homegrown player and a local, so he will be staying at the club next season.

RW - Sisi (Spain) (73 OVR 31yrs) (+0): 6/10
38 Appearances - 5 Goals & 7 Assists
He starts off as an extremely fast player, but EA was harsh on him and his physical stats were decreasing all season. Most of it may be due to his inconsistency. He could play an amazing match one week and then disappear completely from the next. For next season I may try him out at LB, since that's the position Osasuna have been using him IRL. I'll need a good RW to make that move though.

ST - Guillermo (Spain) (72 OVR 22yrs) (+4): 9/10
38 Appearances - 28 Goals & 6 Assists
What can I say other than he's our top scorer. He has been the biggest surprise for me in this career so far as I really didn't expect this young striker to be as good as he has been. He wasn't even my first choice target when I purchased him! He still managed to become my top striker and the league top scorer. There were a few matches where his markers overpowered him, but he has been growing extremely well so I'm sure he will be able to continue his form into La Liga as the season progresses.

LW - Miguel De Las Cuevas (Spain) (73 OVR 28yrs) (+1): 7/10
38 Appearances - 7 Goals & 6 Assists
The guy is talented, there's no doubt about that, I just haven't found the right way to use him. After the Barcelona match he came into his own and started contributing with goals and assists. Pretty much all of his goals and assists came in the second half of the season. IRL, Osasuna rotate him and Torres between CAM and LM since they're both CAMs and they can both play wide. For next season, I may switch them and see how they do. Torres has shown he has the attacking mindset and can assist goals, while Cuevas has superior dribbling and ball control skills. In the offseason the game already gave him a small decrease in physical stats. I hope it doesn't decrease any more than that so I can get to see him at LCM at the top of his abilities.


CA Osasuna B Team (4-1-3-2)
* = Youth Academy Player
** = Player Growth Status
FORMAT= Position - Name (nationality) (overall + age) (growth)



GK - Roberto Santamaria (Spain) (67 OVR 30yrs) (+0): 7/10
14 Appearances - 9 Clean Sheets
The B team doesn't concede as many shots on goal than the first team, so Santamaria didn't have as many chances to show his talent. The goalkeeper is unhappy with his playing time though, so for next season I may look to bring in another goalkeeper for the B team.

RB - Iñigo De Frutos (Spain) (64 OVR 20yrs) (+1): 6/10
12 Appearances - 1 Assist
De Frutos is naturally a CB, but I had to play him at RB due to his constant unhappiness with his playing time. Much like Cadamuro, he wasn't able to contribute in attack but he did make the effort to push forward several times. I will look to loan him out next season, or play with three at the back so that he can be more comfortable.

RCB - Jon Echaide (c) (Spain) (68 OVR 27yrs) (+3): 8/10
14 Appearances
One of the main reasons why the B team had so many clean sheets was this guy. He developed into a real good captain and held the defense together. He will stay with the team for next season, but will play the same role.

LCB - Ignasi Miquel (Spain) (68 OVR 22yrs) (+2): 7/10
6 Appearances
He was brought in to play with the B team and he delivered. With his height he won most of his aerial battles and he had decent growth for the amount of matches played. If he continues to grow this way, he may become our starting centre back for the first team in the future.

LB - Marcos Alonso (Spain) (68 OVR 24yrs) (+3): 9/10
20 Appearances - 2 Goals
He struggled to adapt, but once he did he became an important player for the B team. He is great at overlapping and coming back to defend. He also has a good long shot which is always helpful. I'm still on the fence as to whether he will stay with the B team next season or be promoted.

CDM - Raoul Cedrick Loè (Cameroon) (72 OVR 26yrs) (+2): 7/10
26 Appearances - 2 Goals & 3 Assists
He has the best defensive stats in the whole team, but he's very slow. When he stays back he's very difficult to get past though. For the first leg against Barcelona I chose to use him at CDM and it paid off as we won that match. In the second leg I played Camarasa and we lost, just barely going through on aggregate. He spend the whole season with the "threatened" status due to Camarasa's signing, so depending on how his status is next season I may have to transfer him elsewhere.

RM - Jose David Ramirez (Mexico) (64 OVR 19yrs) (+1): 7/10
21 Appearances - 4 Goals & 1 Assists
The young Mexican only improved his mental stats in his 6 months with the club, but I still see a good future for him. Even with his low overall he made it look easy to dribble past defenders down the wing and even scored a few goals. He crosses the ball frequently, but usually only Manuel Onwu can finish them with a header. He also became a regular sub with the first team as his speed allowed us to play more attacking football. Next season he will play the same role.

CM - Mikel Merino (Spain) (64 OVR 18yrs) (+0): 7/10
16 Appearances - 2 Assists
Another surprise for me this season. This homegrown player really does play above his overall and was a great option to have. He defends well and controls the midfield. His only flaw is that he did not grow in stats at all. I may try to loan him out so that he can grow, but I don't think his growth would be significant. I'll most likely keep him in the same role next season and eventually have to sell him. EA did not give him a high enough potential to plan long term with him.

LM - Julian Luque (Spain) (66 OVR 23yrs) (+3): 7/10
42 Appearances - 4 Goals & 6 Assists
**On Loan From RCD Espanyol
He was a really good option to have from the bench and he also played really well with the B team. I have a $700k option to buy from Espanyol and with his growth this season he's now valued at $875k. His performances justify the purchase, so I'll try to activate the option to buy and see how it goes.

RS - Manuel Onwu (Spain) (65 OVR 27yrs) (+2): 8/10
33 Appearances - 14 Goals & 6 Assists
He's fast, and great in the air. He was our second top scorer this season and when he was out due to injury you could tell. He was also a regular sub with the first team and whether it was in a central or wide role he usually made a difference. I'll try to keep him with the team next season, but with Guillermo on the roster his chances of first team football are slim.

LS - Jose Garcia (Spain) (60 OVR 18yrs) (+1): 8/10
23 Appearances - 7 Goals & 3 Assists
Even at his low height he was still able to knock in quite a few headers and he adjusted to the striker position really well, naturally being a CAM. The only thing that disappointed me was his growth. He's 18 years old and usually finished matches with high ratings, but his stats don't reflect it. I hope to keep him with the team, but if things start to get difficult I might have to loan him out and bring in an actual striker for the B team.

Reserves
* = Youth Academy Player
** = Player Growth Status
FORMAT= Position - Name (nationality) (overall + age) (growth)


LM - Cedrick (DR Congo) (70 OVR 23yrs) (+1): 6/10
19 Appearances - 2 Assists
**On Loan From Real Betis
He was brought in on loan before I started the career. With Ramirez's arrival and De Frutos' complaints, his playing time diminished. He was still a good player to have on the bench due to his exceptional speed, but I will not be bringing him back next season.

CF - Karim Ansarifard (Iran) (66 OVR 25yrs) (+0): 5/10
14 Appearances - 4 Goals & 1 Assist
He missed the last few months of the season due to an ACL injury, but before then he wasn't on good enough form anyway. He was unhappy with his playing time before his injury, so I'll try to transfer him next season.

CM - Maikel Mesa (Spain) (64 OVR 23yrs) (+3): N/A
7 Appearances - 1 Assist
I didn't see enough of him to make accurate judgement.

ST - Federico Palacios (Spain) (61 OVR 20yrs) (+2): 7/10
8 Appearances - 1 Goal & 2 Assists
He was actually quite good despite his low overall. He was only at the club for about 5 months though so I wasn't able to see much of him. I will try to bring him back on loan next season but this time with an option to buy.

CB - Unai Garcia (Spain) (61 OVR 22yrs) (+0): N/A
3 Appearances
He started out as the RB for the B team since it is listed as his secondary position, but he tore a muscle early on and then De Frutos' complaints prevented him from seeing much time on the field. Both of them will be loan listed.

Players Out On Loan
* = Youth Academy Player
** = Player Growth Status
FORMAT= Position - Name (nationality) (overall + age) (growth)

CDM - Francisco Silva (Chile) (72 OVR 29yrs) (+1)
**On Loan at Club Brugge
***Loaned before my arrival
I renewed his contract so that he will come back for next season, but I will transfer list him so I may reinvest the money in another team.

LM - Kenan Kodro (Spain) (62 OVR 21yrs) (+1)
**On Loan At Charlton Athletic

CM - Miguel Olavide (Spain) (62 OVR 19yrs) (+4)
**On Loan At Shrewsbury Town

CB - David Garcia (Spain) (62 OVR 21yrs) (+2)
8 Appearances - 1 Goal
**On Loan at CD Lugo

CAM - Yoel Sola (Spain) (59 OVR 23yrs) (+2)
14 Appearances - 1 Goal & 1 Assist
**On Loan at Albacete

GK - Jokin Ezkieta (Spain) (58 OVR 18yrs) (+0)
**On Loan at Sheffield United


Conclusion
For next season I will try to bring in a CDM as a priority. I have one in mind that I tried to sign on a pre-contract agreement last season, but he refused to sign with a team from Liga Adelante. Now that I'm in La Liga I will try again. I'll also be scouting for young Right Backs. I have one in mind that was unfairly stolen from me, so I may try to sign him again too since he will have more playing time with us. Other than that, I'll need a back up goalkeeper and possibly a RW/RM depending on how good my pre contract signing Ferreiro is once I get to his full stats next season. There is one winger I would like to bring in since he is always sold every time I read a career on his team in the forum, but I'm sure he will be way out of my budget's reach.

Any feedback is appreciated!
Thanks For Reading!

Good and strong finish to the league and congratulations on promotion! Your squad looks okay for the La Liga and you should be save from relegation. Hopefully the board doesn't f*ck you with the budget.

[Simppu12]

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The Wednesday: September 2014

Spoiler

September 3, Hillsborough Stadium


Capital One Cup: Round 2
SHW 1-2 NOR
88' McCabe
85' Jerome, 120' Lafferty
MotM: C. Cuellar (NOR)

We had plenty of good chances throughout the first half, and it's a shame that we didn't take advantage of that. There was a point where I was ready to rip my hair out, because we had the opportunity to kill the game in the first 45 minutes and did not take it. The second half was all Norwich, and we were lucky they lost concentration after their goal to let us in. Conceding that late into extra time was even more painful, but that's the game. We'll need to do better against Cardiff.

September 6, Cardiff City Stadium


FL Championship: Matchday 4
CAR 0-1 SHW
23' Maghoma
MotM: A. Smithies (SHW)

This was the right way to respond to the Norwich game. Maghoma's goal was a thing of beauty, and Smithies did a fine job in goal while Westwood is off playing with the Irish national side. I think the scoreline doesn't tell you the full story, as we had about 70% possession. Credit to Cardiff, because they were incredibly tough to break down.

September 13, Hillsborough Stadium


FL Championship: Matchday 5
SHW 2-0 LEE
54' May, 68' Drenthe
MotM: T. Lees (SHW)

You always want to win your derby matches, and this one was very special to me because it was my first Yorkshire derby. Everybody was in the right rhythm today, and it showed in how confidently we took the game to them, even in the pouring rain. Both goals were constructed very well, but it felt at times as if we were playing against the weather rather than a football team.

September 20, iPro Stadium


FL Championship: Matchday 6
DER 1-1 SHW
89' Forsyth
24' Hutchinson
MotM: S. Hutchinson (SHW)

We had a great first half. I don't know what their keeper was thinking coming out so far like that, but Hutch didn't let that chance go to waste. I'm very happy with the progress I've seen, and to keep a team as good as Derby to just one goal is a great achievement, especially away from home. Of course, it was disheartening to lose the three points right at the end, but I think we can make it up in the next game.

September 27, Hillsborough Stadium


FL Championship: Matchday 7
SHW 2-1 BOL
3' 58' May
48' Davies
MotM: S. May (SHW)

Scoring early is always a good sign, and it's something we enjoy doing, because we can then establish a rhythm and pace to dictate the rest of the game. What pleased me most today was seeing all my boys track back and defend. We played very, very well today.

September 30, Bloomfield Road


FL Championship: Matchday 8
BLP 1-2 SHW
22' Delfouneso
11' Maghouma, 55' McCabe
MotM: K. Westwood

I think the goal we conceded could have been offside, but I'll give the linesman the benefit of the doubt. What I enjoyed seeing was our ability to boss the game and dictate the tempo. We held onto the ball very well and scored two outstanding goals from outside the box. It's a fine end to a fantastic month of football.

FL Championship

1. Fulham 21
2. Sheffield Wed 20
3. Norwich 16
4. Nott'm Forest 14
5. Reading 14
6. Wigan 13
...
22. Bolton 4
23. Brentford 3
24. Blackpool 3

With our significant improvement in form comes the reward of rising to second on the table, four clear of third-placed Norwich and just one shy of Fulham, who lead the division. We're confident that we can carry this form into the next few games, and that's a blessing since October will prove to be a crucial month. At the start of the season, the board set us the target of finishing in the top half of the table, and while it's too early to start talking about promotion, it seems as though our success is anything but a fluke.

Good results excluding the Norwich game. It sucks to get knocked out of the cup early, especially in a game that could've been won. Luckily you're doing very well in the league. Promotion awaits you.

[Falaph]

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@Falaph I'm convinced you're playing on Amateur! How did you manage to drop just 8 points in the entire season?!

Haha, I have no idea to be honest I have never been even close to having this kind of a season but it was mainly due to my defense working so damn good since it was almost enough to just score a goal to get 3 points, But now that I'm in the BPL I think I'm going to struggle a bit which will me be more fun since all my games against BPL sides were very though and I also don't really have a squad capable of competing in the BPL and Euro League.

[JAGGER6223]

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1 thing that you do not do is to not go on the thread for 24 hours. I MISSED SO MUCH

Indi: Everytime I sse you post I get excited, but I understand the time it takes to write. Post the way you want and I think everyone will be happy. Also good transfers you made. Is Fonfana good to play with. I am always fond of players with High High Workrates especally midfielders.

Falaph: The day I see Millwall win the Championship with 130 points I will buy you a cookie. You have surely changed the London based club. Good Luck in the Premier League. Also you might have a very small budget.

Chico: Promotion!!!!!! Yay good luck with the like of not so familer teams in Valencia, Altetico Madrid and I forgot BARCELONA AND REAL MADRID.

Tex: Looking good in the Bundesliga. Don't worry if your slowly dropping It's great to be in that position as a promoted team. Also not being mean but I hate the brown kits.

Keano: Swansea are looking good. Keep it up. But its such a bummer that you can't scout in Wales especally as a Welsh team. With that Acadamy you would easliy find the next Bale.

Cruzerr: Like how you haven't gone crazy with signings and selling. It's okay to lose when Emenike scores against you. Also tough draws with Man City and Chelsea but you know it's FIFA when Scott Sinclair plays fro Man City.

Simmpu: Send him to Liverpool with him wear a United shirt and singing 20 TIMES. That'll kill him.

Jamie: Looking good with Newcastle and England it's only early you should crack the top 4 or even challenge for the title by the end of the season.


As for me, school goes back tomorrow and its the last year of school for me and it's EXTREMELY IMPORTANT I do well. I'll try to post a Career mode at a very slow update speed but I hope you undrstand.

[indiblue]

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Indi: Everytime I sse you post I get excited, but I understand the time it takes to write. Post the way you want and I think everyone will be happy. Also good transfers you made. Is Fonfana good to play with. I am always fond of players with High High Workrates especally midfielders.

As for me, school goes back tomorrow and its the last year of school for me and it's EXTREMELY IMPORTANT I do well. I'll try to post a Career mode at a very slow update speed but I hope you undrstand.

Cheers, Jags. It's a bit tough to get the time to write like that, but I'll try to keep things fresh and interesting. I actually haven't had a chance to give Fofana some game time, but I reckon he will be pretty decent. I'm also quite fond of H/H work rate midfielders and full backs. This kid's already got some nice physical attributes, and his technical skills aren't too far off for this division. I might give him a few minutes next time I've got a good lead, but that may not happen so quickly.

And don't worry about it, mate. Priorities IRL are far more important than posting updates here. Good luck with lessons!

[JAGGER6223]

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Cheers, Jags. It's a bit tough to get the time to write like that, but I'll try to keep things fresh and interesting. I actually haven't had a chance to give Fofana some game time, but I reckon he will be pretty decent. I'm also quite fond of H/H work rate midfielders and full backs. This kid's already got some nice physical attributes, and his technical skills aren't too far off for this division. I might give him a few minutes next time I've got a good lead, but that may not happen so quickly.

And don't worry about it, mate. Priorities IRL are far more important than posting updates here. Good luck with lessons!

Thanks Indi. Let me know how he goes looks like a good player to loan in. Also agree with you with full backs having H/H workrates, its nice to know they can go back and defend as well as have a crossing threat. I always use the overlap instrustion so full backs have H/H are nice for that instruction. They also normally have a lot of stamina too so it make them even better. However can deal with M/M or H/M full back but both full back have to have the same work rates as each other or at least a H/M and H/H.

[moose141]

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Indi: Some quality updates, honestly, while I enjoy the first person recaps, I also enjoy the regular style writing because it really keeps things fresh not having one set style. Also, great results, hopefully you can keep the form up, although I don't know how keen you are on going up to the Prem in season 1 as opposed to having some time to build a squad.

Chico: Congrats on the league title, it was well deserved as you showed off the squad depth that you have at your disposal. Always weird about the team of the seasons, they always seem to be filled with players who make no sense as choices.

Tex: Honestly loving your career, arguably my favorite on here (no offense to anyone else) because I love your realistic transfer policy as well as the varied results you're getting because it is great to see some struggle and up and down results to really make the career a grind and interesting!

Keano: Great results with that blowout of Standard Liege and just staying very, very consistent in league play as well. Squad is progressing nicely, you seem to get a lot of goals from Delph in midfield as well which is quality. At this rate we should see the Liberty Stadium hosting some Champions League football next season.

[sportsfreak96]

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Monaco update October-December


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October:

Game 1
AS Monaco vs Marseille
Monaco played some amazing football in this game and pulled out a win 3-2 away from home

“What do you have to say about this game Mr Beckham?”

“ This was just an all around great game for both sides, both teams played with some real tenacity and we ended up winning.”

“ There’s speculation going around that one of your defenders has been a little uneasy with the management is that true or are things perfectly fine?”

“Everything is fine,I did have a chat with the lads in the lockers before the game and they were all optimistic of their spots on the team whether it’d be here in the near future or if it’s 2-3 years from now. My players know that I’m pretty lenient when it comes to the team sheet,if they are not well enough to play and they tell me, I understand completely because I know what it’s like to go through what they are going through at this point and time.”



AS Monaco vs LOSC Lille
Monaco almost drew this game but one of our youth academy call ups sunk Lille with a goal in the 89’.
That goal clinched what would have been a dreadful draw against a team in the lower end of the table.


“Great win Mr. Beckham, Do you think this run of form you guys are in will continue for much longer?”


“ It’s hard to say, you never know when a good run of form will end, heck it may even end in a cup tie, you just don’t know.”



“ Krejci is turning into a heck of a player Mr. Beckham, how do you feel about the way he’s been progressing?”


“ What can I say about the lad that hasn’t already been said, He’s been an outstanding player for us ever since being called up to the senior team. He just goes out there and plays with such great form that it’s hard not to put him on the team sheet every game.”






Sevilla FC vs AS Monaco Champions Cup Group Stage

Monaco win this game comfortably as Sevilla have an off night at the worst possible moment, We win 4-1.

“ What a win Mr. Beckham, how do you see your club doing in the knockout stages?”

“It’s not set and stone yet but if we do make the Knockout Stages there is gonna be a Bounty on our heads for sure.”

“ Look’s like Karim got an injury in this match, would you care to elaborate as to the severity of the injury?”

“ He’s gonna be fine he just has a minor sprain in his calf, the medical staff told me he shouldn’t be out more than 2 weeks.”


OGC Nice vs AS Monaco

Nothing interesting to say about this one as it ended 0-0



Coupe de Ligue R32 FC Lorient vs AS Monaco


Very tight game for both squads but it is Monaco who prevail after winning the penalty shootout 4-3.


“ Very interesting way to win a game Mr. Beckham, going into extra time and winning is one thing but winning on penalties is just a spectacle to watch.”

“ Yes that was definitely closer than I would’ve liked it to be but a win is a win and you cannot deny that by any stretch.”


November:


AS Monaco vs SC Bastia

This was the easiest game we would have this month as Monaco defeat Bastia 3-0


"Outstanding performance by the lads Mr. Beckham, How do you keep your team as disciplined as they are at this point"

"The lads know that I don't take Red cards lightly, Now there are exceptions to this where the ref makes a bad call and you can't do anything about it. But if it is just a poor move by the player then that's when the lads know they got it coming."
Champions League Group Stage Sporting CP vs AS Monaco

This game got away from Monaco as Sporting CP go on to win this game 1-0



“Mr Beckham will not be taking questions tonight as he has an important matter to address”



AS Monaco vs Paris-Saint-Germain

Monaco topples the league leaders in a game for the ages as it was a 1st vs 2nd match. Monaco wins this game by a score of 1-0

"You guys really bounced back after that Sporting loss,what went differently in this game?"

"The team played the way they should have in the Sporting game, They controlled the ball and didn't let PSG score."

"Are you going to put the B team out against Lorient Mr. Beckham?"
"I'm thinking about doing so because the first team played 3 games this week so they need a rest and the B team got the win last time out."


FC Lorient vs AS Monaco(B)
Monaco's B team show's that they can hold their own in an impressive 3-2 win at home.


"Once again you continue to win without issue Mr. Beckham, this time with the B team, what has your team been getting this form from?"

"As you guys know already Carvalho is retiring at the end of the season. He has been the team's inspiration this season as they want him to go out on a high note. He has had an amazing career and when he hangs the boots up he definitely has a spot on this team if he decides he wants to coach after his career is over."

FC Metz vs AS Monaco

Very good match for both teams, but Monaco prevails in a 4-3 win away from home.

"Amazing match Mr Beckham, Krejci made his first team debut, how do you feel he did in his first match with the regulars?"

"You should have seen him before the match he was trembling because of the shock of him getting his debut in this match, but once he hit the pitch he had that familiar look that we all know from him. He played great and he actually came to me after the match and thanked me for all that I've done for him since joining the system."


Champions Cup Group stage

Sevilla FC vs AS Monaco

not much happening in this one as the match ended 1-1


AS Monaco vs Bordeaux

This match paired top of the table Monaco against 3rd place Bordeaux,

The first half ended 1-1 but after that it was all Monaco
Monaco wins 3-1



December:

FC Sochaux vs AS Monaco

Easy win for Monaco as they win 1-0

AS Monaco vs ES Troyes

another easy win as Monaco win 3-0

Champions Cup Group Stage

Celtic vs AS Monaco

Monaco get revenge for their loss to Celtic at home and beat Celtic 2-1 Away from home

SM Caen vs AS Monaco

Very close game but it is Monaco who prevail in the end 2-1

Coupe de Ligue

Clermont Foot vs AS Monaco(B team)


The B team get the job done in the cup but they had to do it through penalties in which they won 4-3

AS Monaco vs Montpellier HSC

Very easy game for Monaco as they dominate Montpellier 4-1

[_ChicoBass]

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[CENTER]FC St. Pauli

FIFA 15 - Season 2



Die Freibeuter der Liga



August 2016

Tough start to the season, but you've had those before and they haven't stopped you. You, of all people, know that it's not about how you start the season, but how you end it. I was afraid your attacking third would still be carrying the same form from the end of last season but it looks like they picked it up at the end of the month and Çiftçi came through. I'm positive you'll make it past 8th place this year and I'm looking forward to your European cup run! I'm liking one of your youth prospects, Lechleiter. He's got a good enough overall to start with my team already. How are his speed stats? I've usually found that when a winger is described as an attacker he is a slow player. The only time a youth academy player has had good pace in my careers has been when they are described as wingers.

[_ChicoBass]

Re: How's Your FIFA Career Mode Going?

Jagger: By now you should know better than not logging in for 24 hours! Haha and thanks man. I think I'm actually more afraid of facing the likes of Atletico, Sevilla, Valencia, Real Sociedad, and Bilbao. Everybody knows how Real Madrid and Barcelona play, but the rest I just know they're good. Bilbao is the team I know more about since I've spent a lot of time with them on previous FIFAs, but I still won't exactly know how to counter them until after I face them the first time. For Sociedad all I know is I have to watch out for Vela and play the right LB for him. Anyway, good luck with school! We'll still be here don't worry.


Indi: Two months into the season and you're still going strong. I think direct promotion is a logical goal seeing the way your squad has been playing. I wasn't able to reply to your last update but my favorite signing was Alex Smithies. Back in 13 I had a 3 season long career with Leeds and he was my starting goalkeeper almost the entire career. I haven't looked him up on 15 since I'm not using an English club, but I hope he can become the future of Sheffield Wednesday! Also, making Tom Lees captain was a great choice. I've used him with Leeds on 13 and Wimbledon on 14, and in both he's been a solid defender and in fact a captain as well. Although with Wimbledon he was the B Team's captain, not the first team's. Looking forward to seeing how your battle with Fulham develops!


Simppu: Awwww yeah. I really enjoyed this update. I can see it all building up. The volcano is about to erupt! Hey I've got another idea that literally just came to my mind.
*Possible Spoiler Alert*

Spoiler

Not only do the Glazers turn against Corleone, but the players do as well. And then they kill him. No no I'm just kidding no killing! Haha but anyway, the players unionize against Corleone since they feel they get non-stop crap from him and hardly ever any recognition. Corleone just always wants more and more, a goal isn't enough to satisfy him. Players that have been chewed out recently like Neuer and even Coentrao could be the ones that begin to stir things up in the dressing room. They bring up past events like the Smalling incident when he gave away a penalty and the other goalkeeper you subbed off once I can't remember who it was anymore. Was it De Gea? Eventually somebody decides to bring this up with the Glazers directly, not knowing that the Glazers are already trying to find a way to get rid of Corleone as well, and this is where the Glazers find a way to use this to their advantage. What do ya think?

Moose: The team of the year really surprised me. I thought we would have AT LEAST Guillermo on there, but it looks like the only reason Guillermo was recognized was because he actually did score the most goals. There was no way they could just not give him the golden boot. I took the manager of the season award with a pinch of salt. Yes I do think I deserved it, but I can't help but feel they only gave it to me in an attempt to make amends for not recognizing my team at all. Trying to silence me you know. Either that or I'm just being paranoid thinking everyone is against us haha. By the way I apologize for not viewing your recent updates. I promise I'll check them out as soon as I can get on wifi! I'm becoming a little stingy with my mobile data since I'm always close to exceeding my plan at the end of the month lol

[Simppu12]

Re: How's Your FIFA Career Mode Going?

Simppu: Awwww yeah. I really enjoyed this update. I can see it all building up. The volcano is about to erupt! Hey I've got another idea that literally just came to my mind.
*Possible Spoiler Alert*

Spoiler

Not only do the Glazers turn against Corleone, but the players do as well. And then they kill him. No no I'm just kidding no killing! Haha but anyway, the players unionize against Corleone since they feel they get non-stop crap from him and hardly ever any recognition. Corleone just always wants more and more, a goal isn't enough to satisfy him. Players that have been chewed out recently like Neuer and even Coentrao could be the ones that begin to stir things up in the dressing room. They bring up past events like the Smalling incident when he gave away a penalty and the other goalkeeper you subbed off once I can't remember who it was anymore. Was it De Gea? Eventually somebody decides to bring this up with the Glazers directly, not knowing that the Glazers are already trying to find a way to get rid of Corleone as well, and this is where the Glazers find a way to use this to their advantage. What do ya think?

Thanks! I'll write at least one, maybe two, more big write-ups with ManU. The killing part made me laugh a bit. That is a very good suggestion and i like it. I'll have a tough job combining all of the good suggestions. There's just one problem: how does Corleone get banned from managing? Maybe he goes crazy when he's fired or... hmm... maybe something happens between him and a fan or a referee or a manager or a player in a game. And the reason behind why I want him to get banned or retire from managing is that it would be more realistic and smarter if he just got a new job.

[Cruzerr]

Re: How's Your FIFA Career Mode Going?

Thanks! I'll write at least one, maybe two, more big write-ups with ManU. The killing part made me laugh a bit. That is a very good suggestion and i like it. I'll have a tough job combining all of the good suggestions. There's just one problem: how does Corleone get banned from managing? Maybe he goes crazy when he's fired or... hmm... maybe something happens between him and a fan or a referee or a manager or a player in a game. And the reason behind why I want him to get banned or retire from managing is that it would be more realistic and smarter if he just got a new job.

Corleone can't go crazy when he already is...