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  • _ChicoBass
    MVP
    • Dec 2012
    • 1816

    #1966
    Re: How's Your FIFA 14 Career Mode Going?

    Originally posted by texasbum06
    Yeah it was an unfortunate month. Luckily I was able to turn things around a bit the next month as you will see above. I appreciate the tips on the tactics. It has definitely helped. But, after that improved month, my next match is Real Madrid.

    Looking forward to the next update then! It'll be interesting to read what kind of tactics you chose to use against a strong side like Madrid and how it worked out. Good luck!

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    • _ChicoBass
      MVP
      • Dec 2012
      • 1816

      #1967
      How's Your FIFA 14 Career Mode Going?

      [CENTER]ImageUploadedByTapatalk1403138652.748135.jpg
      Mid-September Update

      AFC Wimbledon have confirmed the hiring of two new youth scouts. It is reported that Marcus Wihlborg from Sweden (2*/2*) will stay in England to scout for youth in all positions while Michael Flanagan from England (1*/1*) will travel to Chavez's home country of Mexico in search of a striker. Parks and football fields in Wimbledon have been packed with young players since this announcement, most likely because players now know that Marcus Wihlborg could be watching them play at any given time.

      Mid-September Matches

      AFC Wimbledon 2 - 0 Oxford United (Capital One Cup)
      Two headed goals from Charlie Sheringham allowed Wimbledon to pass to the next round where they will face championship side Middlesbrough. Wimbledon were very successful in the cup last season reaching the semifinals and will no doubt want to improve their record this year.

      Port Vale 1 - 1 AFC Wimbledon
      A match that was dominated by Wimbledon but they simply weren't able to score. Wimbledon LCB Aaron Morris from Wales opened the scoreline after scoring in his own net. Morris tried to control a cross with his chest but unfortunately put it inside his own net. Jack Midson was able to tie the game in the second half, but after that Wimbledon was not able to break the Port Vale goalkeeper.

      AFC Wimbledon 2 - 1 Chesterfield
      It appeared that Wimbledon would lost their unbeaten streak this match, after Chesterfield defender and captain Eviatt scored in the 5th minute of the first half from a corner. Danny Kedwell tied the match at minute 62, and Tyler Harvey scored a late goal at minute 86 to give Wimbledon the lead. Chesterfield's 4-2-3-1 has proven to be a difficult rival for Chavez since the Football League 2, and had the manager on his toes the whole match.

      Football League 1 Table
      1. Huddersfield - 19 points
      2. AFC Wimbledon - 17 points
      3. Charlton Athletic - 16 points
      4. Brentford - 13 points
      5. Coventry City - 12 points
      6. Shrewsbury - 12 points
      ----------
      21. Notts County - 6 points
      22. Carlisle United - 5 points
      23. Walsall - 4 points
      24. Oldham Athletic - 3 points


      Chavez has used two different lineups this season, a 5-4-1 for league matches, and an alternate, slightly weaker 4-4-2 Diamond for mid-week matches and cup matches. Both lineups are completely different, keeping the whole squad satisfied with their game time. This is the main lineup Chavez has used so far this season: ImageUploadedByTapatalk1403140176.130279.jpg

      Thanks for reading![CENTER]
      Last edited by _ChicoBass; 06-18-2014, 10:08 PM.

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      • _ChicoBass
        MVP
        • Dec 2012
        • 1816

        #1968
        How's Your FIFA 14 Career Mode Going?

        ImageUploadedByTapatalk1403165106.708422.jpg
        Final September Update

        Oldham Athletic 2 - 0 AFC Wimbledon
        One of the biggest surprises this season as bottom table side Oldham solidly defeated Wimbledon who were battling for the 1st place of the table. Oldham also became the first team to defeat AFC Wimbledon in an official match since Crystal Palace in February.

        AFC Wimbledon 2 - 1 Middlesbrough
        D. Graham (43') - MID
        J. Midson (51') & D. Kedwell (66') - WIM

        AFC Wimbledon 1 - 1 Brentford
        D. Kedwell (8') - WIM
        Fillon (81' PEN) - BRE

        Stevenage 0 - 0 AFC Wimbledon


        Football League 1 Table
        1. Huddersfield - 26 points
        2. Charlton Athletic - 25 points
        3. AFC Wimbledon - 19 points
        4. Portsmouth - 18 points
        5. Brentford - 18 points
        6. Shrewsbury - 18 points
        ----------
        21. Oldham Athletic - 9 points
        22. Colchester - 8 points
        23. Walsall - 6 points
        24. Carlisle United - 5 points

        Final September News

        AFC Wimbledon have been recognized by FIFA to officially be a 2 star team. When Chavez initially took over, Wimbledon were only rated as a 1 star team.

        Tarik Çamdal has really stepped up his game and looks a lot more comfortable as a RM now, frequently taking defenders one on one and crossing it in. He currently leads the team in assists, with 4 assists in 8 games.

        Danny Kedwell has proven his signing was the correct one, as he is currently the team's top scorer with 6 goals in 9 matches. On the other hand, Christian Jolley has really failed to impress, and has only 1 goal in 13 matches. In his defense, he has not made a single start as a lone striker. The only matches he's started as a striker have been as a duo with Charlie Sheringham, where Jolley acts as the distributor while Sheringham assumes the role of a target man. Jolley has made most of his appearances as a wide midfielder.

        In other news, Chavez has rejected offers from India and Peru to manage their national teams. He currently has offers from New Zealand and Paraguay which he has not answered yet.

        Next Match: Huddersfield
        Last edited by _ChicoBass; 06-19-2014, 04:26 AM.

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        • texasbum06
          MVP
          • Mar 2011
          • 1574

          #1969
          Re: How's Your FIFA 14 Career Mode Going?

          The unbeaten streak is over!

          Looked like rough month after the run you had been on. Bright side is that you laid down a chance to start a new run haha.

          On another note I was hoping to put out an update for my career last night and got to the point where I had a Copa Del Rey game as the last match of the month and told myself okay one more, then update, and then sleep.

          Well, after that match I advanced to the next round and they scheduled the first leg for the last day of he month
          Last edited by texasbum06; 06-19-2014, 08:43 AM.

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          • vrabbit
            MVP
            • Oct 2008
            • 1485

            #1970
            Re: How's Your FIFA 14 Career Mode Going?

            AD Alcorcon's board is cheap as F#&K!

            I asked for $4 million. NO.
            I asked for $3 million. NO.
            I asked for $2 million. NO.

            How the hell am I supposed to make any moves? I'm gonna have to pull something out of my behind!

            In other news, I'm starting see some openings in the FLC that would pay me more than 3 times what I'm making now. I'm assuming they better you do in your career the better opportunities that become available? I wanna see this through at AD Alcorcon. I enjoy the struggle. On that note, Spain offered to resign me but I stalled and got a call from the motherland - Venezuela - so I'll be coaching them now. Spain media reported fans were disappointed. I have friendlies vs. Denmark and Ivory Coast before WC qualifiers against Uruguay and Peru.
            Last edited by vrabbit; 06-19-2014, 12:28 PM.
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            • _ChicoBass
              MVP
              • Dec 2012
              • 1816

              #1971
              Re: How's Your FIFA 14 Career Mode Going?

              Originally posted by texasbum06
              The unbeaten streak is over!

              Looked like rough month after the run you had been on. Bright side is that you laid down a chance to start a new run haha.

              On another note I was hoping to put out an update for my career last night and got to the point where I had a Copa Del Rey game as the last match of the month and told myself okay one more, then update, and then sleep.

              Well, after that match I advanced to the next round and they scheduled the first leg for the last day of he month

              I know what a disappointment! They parked the bus from the get-go and took advantage of their opportunities. I was shocked the whole match because this is a low table team. Should've known not to underestimate the underdog :/

              I was surprised to see you haven't updated actually. Good luck in the cup, get some prize monies!

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              • texasbum06
                MVP
                • Mar 2011
                • 1574

                #1972
                Re: How's Your FIFA 14 Career Mode Going?

                Originally posted by _ChicoBass
                I know what a disappointment! They parked the bus from the get-go and took advantage of their opportunities. I was shocked the whole match because this is a low table team. Should've known not to underestimate the underdog :/

                I was surprised to see you haven't updated actually. Good luck in the cup, get some prize monies!
                Oh and I ended up drawing Real Madrid. Figured I'd put it here since I just put scores and goals and don't do game recaps. It was at the Bernabéu so it was a great result. I opened the scoring first off a corner. I headed it but it was hit weak and kind of up, and then weird stuff happened I think their defenders ran into each other or something haha and it ended up bouncing in some how. Then Falcao hit in back to back headers. Equalized it with a nice shot after that only for them to take the lead again. 90th minute I played the ball ahead down the left side and took it all the way to the end line in the box and crossed it on the ground across the face of the goal and it found the foot of one of my players who was tightly marked to end the game in a draw at 3-3.

                One of the more exciting games I've played.

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                • TauterHat
                  Rookie
                  • Jul 2013
                  • 59

                  #1973
                  Re: How's Your FIFA 14 Career Mode Going?

                  Firstly, sorry for not posting for days on end. I've been having some trouble with FIFA. Basically it stopped working and wouldn't boot up. However I fixed the game and it is now working. Hopefully it will stay that way. So that's the good news. However there is also bad news. To fix the game, I had to clear everything off of the game. All my career modes etc. Therefore I have lost the Cardiff City Career Mode and am going to start from scratch yet again. I am pondering a career mode with Yeovil Town, my local side. I think they would be fun to do a CM with. Also, I will be using the 30% Transfer budget increase, along with the 5* scout. Hopefully this career mode will be fun and if I enjoy it then I will post later tonight probably. If not, I'll post later on this week about future plans. Thanks for your patience with me, I hope you all enjoy this career mode.

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                  • _ChicoBass
                    MVP
                    • Dec 2012
                    • 1816

                    #1974
                    Re: How's Your FIFA 14 Career Mode Going?

                    Originally posted by texasbum06
                    Oh and I ended up drawing Real Madrid. Figured I'd put it here since I just put scores and goals and don't do game recaps. It was at the Bernabéu so it was a great result. I opened the scoring first off a corner. I headed it but it was hit weak and kind of up, and then weird stuff happened I think their defenders ran into each other or something haha and it ended up bouncing in some how. Then Falcao hit in back to back headers. Equalized it with a nice shot after that only for them to take the lead again. 90th minute I played the ball ahead down the left side and took it all the way to the end line in the box and crossed it on the ground across the face of the goal and it found the foot of one of my players who was tightly marked to end the game in a draw at 3-3.

                    One of the more exciting games I've played.

                    Man those are the best games! Heart pumping for the full 90 and I bet you celebrated that last goal yourself. Even more pressure now for the 2nd leg. You have the 3 away goals, a tie or a win is all you need!

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                    • _ChicoBass
                      MVP
                      • Dec 2012
                      • 1816

                      #1975
                      Re: How's Your FIFA 14 Career Mode Going?

                      Originally posted by TauterHat
                      Firstly, sorry for not posting for days on end. I've been having some trouble with FIFA. Basically it stopped working and wouldn't boot up. However I fixed the game and it is now working. Hopefully it will stay that way. So that's the good news. However there is also bad news. To fix the game, I had to clear everything off of the game. All my career modes etc. Therefore I have lost the Cardiff City Career Mode and am going to start from scratch yet again. I am pondering a career mode with Yeovil Town, my local side. I think they would be fun to do a CM with. Also, I will be using the 30% Transfer budget increase, along with the 5* scout. Hopefully this career mode will be fun and if I enjoy it then I will post later tonight probably. If not, I'll post later on this week about future plans. Thanks for your patience with me, I hope you all enjoy this career mode.

                      Damn that sucks! Glad you could get that fixed though. Yeovil Town is a good choice since you'll have Adam Morgan. I tried to sign him myself but he's way out of my budget. He did really well for me last year with Leeds though

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                      • texasbum06
                        MVP
                        • Mar 2011
                        • 1574

                        #1976
                        Re: How's Your FIFA 14 Career Mode Going?

                        Originally posted by _ChicoBass
                        Man those are the best games! Heart pumping for the full 90 and I bet you celebrated that last goal yourself. Even more pressure now for the 2nd leg. You have the 3 away goals, a tie or a win is all you need!
                        Oh, no that wasn't the cup game. Sorry about that confusion. I was just happy to take a point at Madrid for league play. The main reason was that I finally started playing well and turning it around and then had to run up against this fixture which had the potential to turn it right back around and go backwards.

                        I did advance in the cup though to the quarter finals now. I can't remember my opponent off the top of my head, just that it isn't either Madrid team or Barcelona haha.

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                        • cathal
                          Rookie
                          • May 2014
                          • 116

                          #1977
                          Re: How's Your FIFA 14 Career Mode Going?

                          Originally posted by DropxEm
                          Currently have:

                          $17M in transfer
                          $4K in wage

                          So I'm gonna have to do some allocating to balance it out, but I intend on selling Kießling and Castro this window so I should have about $30M by the time they're both gone.

                          Wollscheid would be great for depth. Don't know what season you're in, but he's growing and still young. With that 6'4" height and
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                          strength. He's really good on balls in the air. His
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                          heading acc. and
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                          stand tackle ar nice bonuses also.
                          I think Xabi Prieto would be a good signing for you. 31 years of age and 81 rated he wouldn't cost much and would be good to have until Can grows more.

                          Here are his top stats:
                          crossing 88
                          long passing 86
                          short passing 85
                          ball control 85
                          vision 84
                          dribbling 82

                          Note: these stats are from "futhead.com" Preito may have declined in the point of the career you are in.

                          Thanks for all the stats on Wollscheid, I've only a few games left in the 2013/14 season so it was a big help.

                          On a unrelated subject I've decided to do 2 updates before the World Cup with Germany. Should post the next one at the weekend.

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                          • cathal
                            Rookie
                            • May 2014
                            • 116

                            #1978
                            Re: How's Your FIFA 14 Career Mode Going?

                            @dropxm; Sorry didn't realize you have the transfer window done before the suggestions, good signings

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                            • indiblue
                              Banned
                              • Nov 2013
                              • 956

                              #1979
                              Re: How's Your FIFA 14 Career Mode Going?

                              Brighton & Hove Albion
                              Taking Flight




                              February 2014

                              Brighton 0-1 QPR (FA Cup)
                              Jenas 90'
                              Red card: Cancelo 36'
                              Man of the match: Rob Green (QPR)

                              QPR 1-1 Brighton
                              Zamora 6'
                              Buckley 45'

                              Man of the match: Liam Bridcutt

                              Brighton 3-1 Sheffield Wed.
                              Mutch 68', LuaLua 76' 89'
                              Madine 12' (pen.)

                              Man of the match: Jordon Mutch

                              Blackpool 0-3 Brighton
                              LuaLua 13', Ulloa 17' (pen.) 65'
                              Man of the match: Joan Cancelo

                              Huddersfield 1-0 Brighton
                              P. Clarke 50'
                              Man of the match: Alex Smithies (Huddersfield)

                              February 2014
                              Cup: Eliminated from the FA Cup
                              League: 7/12 points

                              ********************

                              March 2014

                              Brighton 1-1 Burnley
                              Ulloa 32'
                              Vokes 45'

                              Man of the match: Tomasz Kuszczak

                              Doncaster 2-2 Brighton
                              Paynter 34', Cotterill 90'
                              Bellerin 80', Sanogo 87'

                              Man of the match: Hector Bellerin

                              Brighton 2-1 Charlton
                              Lopez 20', Ulloa 67'
                              Kermorgant 56'

                              Man of the match: David Lopez

                              Brighton 1-1 Reading
                              Ulloa 45'
                              Keane 43'

                              Red card: Bridcutt 88'
                              Man of the match: Adam Federici (Reading)

                              March 2014
                              Cup: N/A
                              League: 8/12 points

                              ********************

                              April 2014

                              Brighton 3-0 Yeovil
                              McEachran 14', Buckley 58' 87'
                              Man of the match: Will Buckley

                              Leeds 1-2 Brighton
                              Austin 83'
                              Ulloa 16' (pen.), Forster-Caskey 85'

                              Man of the match: Jake Forster-Caskey

                              Middlesbrough 1-2 Brighton
                              Emnes 69'
                              LuaLua 13', Mutch 56'

                              Man of the match: Jordon Mutch

                              Brighton 1-1 Barnsley
                              LuaLua 85'
                              Cofie 88'

                              Man of the match: Luke Steele (Barnsley)

                              Brighton 1-1 Wigan
                              LuaLua 23'
                              McClean 36'

                              Man of the match: Roger Espinoza (Wigan)

                              Brighton 0-2 Bolton
                              Bridcutt 31', Ulloa 84'
                              Man of the match: Liam Bridcutt

                              Brighton 2-1 Birmingham
                              Ulloa 27' (pen.), LuaLua 77'
                              Eardley 31'

                              Man of the match: Josh McEachran

                              April 2014
                              Cup: N/A
                              League: 17/21 points

                              ********************

                              May 2014

                              Blackburn 2-2 Brighton
                              Fabio Nunes 2' 80'
                              McEachran 32', Buckley 54'


                              May 2014
                              Cup: N/A
                              League: 1/3 points

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                              2013-14 FL Championship Review

                              Final table

                              1. Queens Park Rangers, 99 points
                              2. Brighton & Hove Albion, 98 points (28-14-4)
                              3. Watford, 89 points
                              4. Wigan Athletic, 89 points
                              5. Reading, 86 points
                              6. Leeds United, 84 points
                              ...
                              22. Barnsley, 31 points
                              23. Yeovil Town, 25 points
                              24. Bournemouth, 24 points

                              Top scorers

                              1. Robbie Keane (Reading), 22 goals
                              2. Leonardo Ulloa (Brighton), 20 goals
                              3. Andrew Johnson (QPR), 19 goals

                              Top playmakers

                              1. Thomas Ince (Blackpool), 11 assists
                              2. Javier Acuña (Watford), 10 assists
                              3. Junior Hoilett (QPR), 10 assists

                              Key players for Brighton

                              • Tomasz Kuszczak: 9 clean sheets in 26 games
                              • Leonardo Ulloa: 20 goals, 8 assists
                              • Will Buckley: 12 goals, 7 assists
                              • David Lopez: 9 goals, 6 assists
                              • Kazenga LuaLua: 9 goals, 2 assists

                              Other winners

                              • England: Manchester City
                              • France: Paris Saint-Germain
                              • Germany: Bayern Munich
                              • Italy: Juventus
                              • Netherlands: Ajax
                              • Portugal: Braga
                              • Spain: Real Madrid
                              • Champions Cup: Barcelona, def. Juve
                              • Euro League: Tottenham, def. Arsenal
                              • World Cup: England, def. Sweden
                              • FL Championship Playoff: Wigan

                              Season analysis

                              Not a bad season at all. We achieved the main goal the board set us, which was to gain automatic promotion. There was a point between the middle of April and the final game where we were top of the table and could have won the division, but the lack of a result on the final day worked against us. Still, a highly successful season despite the poor cup runs.

                              Budget for the 2014-15 Premier League season is a measly £5.5 million with £25K in wages. Buckley and Bridcutt are my highest valued players, but they're going nowhere. Anyone matching my £6 million valuation of Ulloa can have him, since I already have Bendtner and play one striker. I'll also be selling David Lopez to free up £15K in wages.

                              Signings will primarily be players on loan, free agents and cut-price deals. I will try to spend as little as possible so I can begin building my academy from this season. Among the players on my shortlist are:

                              • GK Alphonse Areola: France/PSG
                              • GK Kepa Arrizabalaga: Spain/Athletic Bilbao
                              • CB Alessio Romagnoli: Italy/Roma
                              • CB Marc Muniesa: Spain/Stoke
                              • RB Jon Flanagan: England Liverpool
                              • CM Pedro Azogue: Bolivia/free agent
                              • CAM Abdul Razak: Cote d'Ivoire/Man. City
                              • LW Txomin Barcina: Spain/R. Sociedad
                              • LW Scott Sinclair: England/Man. City
                              • RW Serge Gnabry: Germany/Arsenal
                              • ST Danny Ings: England/Burnley
                              • ST Jordan Rhodes: Scotland/Blackburn
                              Last edited by indiblue; 06-22-2014, 02:41 PM.

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                              • texasbum06
                                MVP
                                • Mar 2011
                                • 1574

                                #1980
                                Re: How's Your FIFA 14 Career Mode Going?

                                Congratulations on your promotion. Looking forward to seeing how your team shapes up after you go bargain hunting this transfer window.

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