How's Your FIFA Career Mode Going?

[RagingTrav]

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You must die!!!! Haha jk. I think it would be easier and then maybe post the link in this thread maybe? We could still post here but just have our updates in separate threads.

We could do it in Dynasty HQ?

I did something similar when I was playing NHL 13 and probably will do again when I restart my York City career.
I lost my last career save Haven't played a lot of FIFA lately due to test cricket on tv and work along with my Leeds career that is mostly in place to take out my frustrations of the current sides situation.

[NightKnight]

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I don't have any pics right now, but, well here I go.

I started my RTG career mode with Portsmouth, I was really excited about it, evertytime my players failed (because of their bad stats) I just kept dreaming about the world class team I would get, first season went great, got to 3rd division, won the low divisions cup and got a nice player from the academy, when I started the second season things got good and at the same time it became a nightmare, I had a 2 star scout dealing with the academy in England, but I don't know how he got amazing players, by the end of the 2nd season I had 2 90+ pot players, 3 85+ pot players and 3 80+ pot players, it was amazing but it got really unrealistic, I got to play in the championship on the third season, it was really easy to win leagues, and just before I started that season I got another 2 85+ pot players, I quited that career mode, it got too perfect, soo good but not what I wanted, I still have that save for another day if I feel like playing it again, but I was dreaming with the challengue in the transfers, dealing with the new difficulties of new divisions, that was my last career mode.

[indiblue]

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Sorry to disappoint, but Malaga isn't happening. I just can't seem to get interested in the career, and it's way too easy to get big money by selling the players I have. I've just got used to the first-season poverty syndrome. That's why I'm proud to announce...

[SHoward19]

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Quilmes Atletico Club: The Fight For Survival

FIFA 15 ~ Season 1

Other Updates on 863,868 and 881

Torneo Inicial Game #6, Rafela @ Quilmes

Score: 3-0 Quilmes
Shots: 17-3 Quilmes
Shots on Target: 7-0 Quilmes
Possesion: 63/37

54' Sarmiento 1-0 Quilmes
61' Zacaria 2-0 Quilmes
70' Vittor Yellow Card
77' Brana & Sarmiento off for Caseres & Fernandez
83' Fernandez 3-0 Quilmes
84' Perez Godoy off for Romero

Torneo Inicial Game #7, Quilmes @ Racing Club

Score: 3-1 Racing Club
Shots: 15-9 Racing Club
Shots on Target: 7-4 Racing Club
Possession: 50/50

4' Hauche 1-0 Racing Club
'39 Benitez saved a Penalty Shot
57' Voboril 2-0 Racing Club
69' Gonzalez on for Romero
76' Perez Godoy on for Caseres
79' Gonzalez 2-1 Racing Club
88' Ciampchetti on for Klusener
90' Milito 3-1 Racing Club

Torneo Inicial Game #8, Banfield @ Quilmes

Score: 5-0 Quilmes
Shots: 21-1 Quilmes
Shots on Target: 12-1 Quilmes
Possession: 58/42 Quilmes

17' Sarmiento 1-0 Quilmes
30' Sarmiento 2-0 Quilmes
38' Ciampichetti 3-0 Quilmes
59' Sarmiento off for Hipperdinger (hyper extended knee, 3 week)
66' Gonzalez off for Perez Godoy
71' Brana off for Martinez
74' Ciampichetti 4-0 Quilmes
81' Asenjo Yellow Card
89' Zacaria 5-0 Quilmes

Torneo Inicial Game #9, Quilmes @ Velez Sarsfield

Score: 3-1 Velez Sarsfield
Shots: 17-15 Velez Sarsfield
Shots on Target: 9-8 Quilmes
Possession: 50/50

24' Leyes Yellow Card
34' Caseres 1-0 Velez Sarsfield
53' Romero off for Caseres
58' Fernandez off for Klusener (Fernandez sprained his ankle, 5 days)
75' Caraglio 2-0 Velez Sarsfield
81' Romero Yellow Card
81' Martinez on for Perez Godoy
89' Caraglio Red Card
90' Klusener 2-1 Velez Sarsfield
90' Nanni 3-1 Velez Sarsfield

Friendly Career Record:

1-1-1

Torneo Inicial August Record:

0-1-3

Torneo Inicial September Record:

2-1-2

Torneo Inicial Career Record:

2-2-5

Press Conference

Shawn Howard: Welcome all who came.

Interviewer #1: Ok, let's begin, How do you feel about getting your first win on September 21st against Rafela?

Shawn Howard: It felt really great, the guys came together and we played a masterful game. I mean c'mon the possession was 63% in our favour. We didn't let them have that many touches of the ball.

Interviewer #2: Speaking of wins, the win against Banfield at home came at a price, How long is Sarmiento out for?

Shawn Howard: Brian Sarmiento will be out for 3 weeks with a hyper extended knee. It is a quite the blow since he is the best forward we have and was just starting to get into form with 2 goals being scored before the injury.

Interviewer #3: I've been hearing rumours that you've been talking contracts to Brian Sarmiento and Adrian Scifo, any news there?

Shawn Howard: Well yes there is, Brian and Adrian have both signed on for 2 more years at the same wages, 2,000 for Adrian and 3,000 for Brian.

Interviewer #3: What about Rodrigo Brana and Nicolas Cabrera?

Shawn Howard: Well would you look at the time, It seems as if I have to go. Thank you and goodnight.

Thanks for reading, a Squad report / Scout finidings will be next followed by a October preview

[Keano16]

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Sorry to disappoint, but Malaga isn't happening. I just can't seem to get interested in the career, and it's way too easy to get big money by selling the players I have. I've just got used to the first-season poverty syndrome. That's why I'm proud to announce...

That looks like it could be a fun career! I think they played Barca in the Cops Del Rey last night. Good luck with it and I look forward to reading another great career!

[SHoward19]

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Quilmes Atletico Club: The Fight For Survival

Squad Report

Goalkeepers

Walter Benitez: 21 Years Old, 64 OVR, Excellent Form, Happy, 7 GP = 1 Clean Sheet and 7.00 AVG, $275,000 Value

Silvio Marcos Dulcich: 33 Years Old, 63 OVR, Okay Form, Happy, 2 GP = 1 Clean Sheet and 6.50 AVG, $210,000 Value

Right Back:

Adrian Scifo: 26 Years Old, 62 OVR, Okay Form, Happy, 3 GP = 6.40 AVG, $425,000 Value

Centerbacks

Alan Alegre: 23 Years Old, 65+1 OVR, Good Form, Happy, 6 GP = 2 Clean Sheets and 6.50 AVG, $550,000 Value

Damian Leyes: 28 Years Old, 64 OVR, Okay Form, Happy, 7 GP = 1 Clean Sheet, 1 Yellow Card and 6.20 AVG, $575,000 Value

Joel Carli: 28 Years Old, 64 OVR, Bad Form, Happy, 5 GP = 1 Goal and 6.10 AVG

Brian Cucco: 25 Years Old, 57 OVR, Good Form, Very Happy, 2 GP = 1 Clean Sheet and 6.80 AVG, $180,000 Value

Sebastian Martinez: 31 Years Old, 65 OVR, Okay Form, Happy, 5 GP = 2 Clean Sheets and 6.30 AVG, $450,000 Value

Leftbacks

Leonel Bontempo: 21 Years Old, 64 OVR, Okay Form, Happy, 7 GP = 1 Assist, 1 Clean Sheet and 6.60 AVG

Lucas Suarez: 19 Years Old, 61+1 OVR, Good Form, Happy, 2 GP = 1 Clean Sheet and 7.10 AVG

Federico Fioramonti: 25 Years Old, 59 OVR, Okay Form, Very Happy, 0 GP = 0.00 AVG, $180,000 AVG

Right Midfield

Emiliano Carrasco: 22 Years Old, 62 OVR, Good Form, Happy, 4 GP = 2 Assists and 7.00 AVG

Nicolas Lopez: 20 Years Old, 57 OVR, Okay Form, Happy, 0 GP = 0.00 AVG, $160,000 Value

Nicolas Cabrera: 30 Years Old, 66 OVR, Good Form, Happy, 5 GP = 2 Clean Sheets and 6.20 AVG

Central Midfield

Sebastian Romero: 36 Years Old, 64-1 OVR, Okay Form, Happy, 6 GP = 5.80 AVG, $70,000 Value

Lucas Perez Godoy: 21 Years Old, 66+1 OVR, Good Form, Happy, 8 GP = 1 Clean Sheet and 6.90 AVG, $775,000 Value

Santiago Martinez: 23 Years Old, 60 OVR, Poor Form, Happy, 4 GP = 1 Goal and 5.30 AVG, $275,000 Value

Arnaldo Gonzalez: 25 Years Old, 60 OVR, Good Form, Happy, 6 GP = 1 Goal, 1 Clean Sheet, 6.50 AVG, $325,000 Value

Rodrigo Brana: 35 Years Old, 67 OVR, Good Form, Happy, 5 GP = 2 Clean Sheets and 6.90 AVG

Left Midfield:

Matias Morales: 23 Years Old, 61 OVR, Okay Form, Happy, 3 GP = 6.20 AVG, $275,000 Value

Jonathan Zacaria: 24 Years Old, 67+2 OVR, Excellent Form, Happy, 6 GP = 2 Goals, 2 Assists, 2 Clean Sheets and 7.30 AVG, $975,000 Value

Central Attacking Midfield:

Franco Caseres: 21 Years Old, 61+1 OVR, Okay Form, Happy, 7 GP = 6.00 AVG, $230,000 Value

Strikers:

Adrian Fernandez: 22 Years Old, 62+1 OVR, Okay Form, Content, 5 GP = 2 Goals and 6.30 AVG, $400,000 Value

Sergio Hipperdinger: 22 Years Old, 62 OVR, Excellent Form, Very Happy, 6 GP = 3 Goals, 4 Assists, 1 Clean Sheet and 8.00 AVG, $400,000 Value

Gonzalo Klusener: 30 Years Old, 66 OVR, Okay Form, Happy, 4 GP = 1 Goal, 1 Assist, 1 Yellow Card and 6.40 AVG, $875,000 Value

Flavio Ciampichetti: 26 Years Old, 62 OVR, Good Form, Happy, 3 GP = 2 Goals, 1 Clean Sheet and 6.10 AVG, $525,000 Value

Genaro Vuanello: 22 Years Old, 60 OVR, Okay Form, Happy, 0 GP = 0.00 AVG, $275,000 Value

Diego Diellos: 21 Years Old, 59+1 OVR, Okay Form, Happy, 0 GP = 0.00 AVG, $180,000 Value

Miguel Montano: 23 Years Old, 57 OVR, Okay Form, Happy, 0 GP = 0.00 AVG, $200,000 Value

Brian Sarmiento: 24 Years Old, 69 OVR, Excellent Form, Happy, 6 GP = 3 Goals, 2 Assists, 1 Clean Sheet and 7.40 AVG, $1,500,000 Value, Out 2 Weeks with Hyper Extended Knee

Youth Academy:

Jung Han Ogude:
15 Years Old, 6'1, 172 pounds, Left Wing/Striker/Right Wing/ Left Midfield/Central Midfield/Right Midfield, 49-65 OVR, 82-94 Potential

Other Scouted Kids:

Fernandez Bongi: 15 Years Old, 6'0, 163 pounds, Central Midfield, 37-47 OVR, 67-85 Potential

Cui Altamira: 15 Years Old, 6'2, 172 pounds, Left Midfield/Central Midfield/Right Midfield/Leftback/Centerback/Rightback, 32-44 OVR, 52-72 Potential

Maric Riese: 16 Years Old, 5'11, 172 pounds, Left Midfield/Central Midfield,Central Defensive Midfield/Leftback/Centerback/Rightback, 30-42 OVR, 55-75 Potential

Vyntra Stojanovic: 15 Years Old, 5'9, 147 pounds, Left Wing/Right Wing/Central Attacking Midfield/Left Midfield/Central Midfield/Right Midfield, 40-54 OVR, 53-71 Potential

Bear in mind, I only have $97,900 thousand left and $3,500 left for wages. So I don't know who to sign for my YA until January when I sell players. I also dont know if i should keep my captain Brana who is 35 and 67 rated as youve seen but has 9 months left on his deal, he will sign for the same wage $750 but the signing fee is $1,250 and Cabrera is also in the last 9 months but will sign on for the same wage at $750 but the signing on fee is $3,850, I'm in no place to waste $5,100 grand like that. Should I sell them? also there is still 1 more month to come in for scouted kids, so I think I will wait until that last report come in before I make a decision. Ogude was just too good to pass up though even though it was the first report to come back, only 15 too.

[SHoward19]

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Quilmes Atletico Club: The Fight For Survival

September Preview:

October 6th, 2014: Torneo Inicial Game #10, San Lorenzo @ Quilmes

The 1st place team comes to visit Quilmes for our first game in October. It is a home game so we hope to get a result here. With a win we would jump from 15th to 13th.

October 18th, 2014, Torneo Inicial Game #11, Quilmes @ Independiente

12 days later we travel to Libertadores de America Stadium to face a 10th place Independiente team who are just 2 points out of 8th. This game depending on how we do at home against San Lorenzo coud put us in the running 8th as we'd jump from 15th to 13th to possibly 11th.

October 26th, 2014, Torneo Inicial Game #12, Estudiantes @ Quilmes

8 Days after we travel to de America stadium we return home to Centenario Stadium to face the 4th placed squad who are 3 points clear of the playoff drop zone.

Thoughts

With a possible 9 points, we could jump from 15th place to 8th depending on how other teams do. The games are nice and spaced out so we will have a lot of rest inbetween games so we expect to field a 90% percent squad for game 1 (Sarmiento still hurt) then 100% for the last 2 games.

Standings- GP/W/D/L/PTS

1. San Lorenzo - 9 P / 8 W / 1 D / 0 L / 25 PTS
2. Newell's Old Boys - 9 P / 7 W / 1 D / 1 L / 22 PTS
3. River Plate - 10 P / 6 W / 2 D / 2 L / 20 PTS
4. Estudiantes - 10 P / 6 W / 2 D / 2 L / 20 PTS
5. Tigre - 10 P / 6 W / 1 D / 3 L / 19 PTS
6. Velez Sarsfield - 10 P / 6 W / 1 D / 3 L / 19 PTS
7. Racing Club - 10 P / 5 W / 3 D / 2 L / 18 PTS
8. Boca Juinors - 9 P / 5 W / 2 D / 2 L / 17 PTS
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9. Lanus - 9 P / 5 W / 1 D / 3 L / 16 PTS
10. Independiente - 10 P / 4 W / 3 D / 3 L / 15 PTS
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15. Quilmes - 9 P / 2 W / 2 D / 5 L / 8 PTS

[JAGGER6223]

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ARHHHH FIFA

Okay so I saved my game on June 1st 2015 and left it for a little while (just for a break). I just opened it and simmed to the 30th. Where it had no end season or anything like that. I simmed through to the next season to see that I have NO NEW TRANSFER BUDGET OR THE PRE CONTRACT SIGNING I MADE ISN'T IN MY TEAM!!!

So I saved it back to the First of June 2015 and simmed it too the 30th of June 2016 where it says End Season.

Fifa think Im still in my first season and that ends on the 30th of June 2016 and thats when I get my pre-contracted player little though he's contract will be up for a year. And I get a new budget. It includes the AI teams that signed pre contracted players so they get their players when I do

The positive is that Butland is still in my team and that the boards expectation is for us to finish mid table. So if I ask for money and change the expecations I might get a bigger kitty.

But it just pisses me off that FIFA don't fix anything year in year out. And if they fix one bug another 10 are created. For Example that Lewis Price from Crystal Palace is a 82 RATED. THEY SAID NOBODY WAS GOING TO BE GLICHED AND THAT PLAYERS WON'T DECREASE AT 30!!

Well they don't decrease at 30. THEY DO AT 27!!!

I wouldn't mind if players like Garbutt and young players that are gliched grow to amazing potential thats kind of realistic. Like in FIFA 14 only a handful of young players were gliched. BUT NOT A 30 year old.

I'll see what I can do and make a story about it. But I wanted to tell you guys what has happened. And well I went on a rant.


EDIT: also I haven't had one International offer yet and when I simmed the season I had none then. it's actually getting ridiculous.

I'm thinking about starting a New Career Mode


EDIT II: so it seems that all the players who had their contracts expired on the 30th of June 2015 have been extended until June 30th 2016. However, the players signed on a pre contract in the 2015 January window in 2015 will join their new clubs on the 1st of July 2016.

[Simppu12]

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Glory Glory Man United


Transfers In




Gareth Bale

89 Ovr, Right Winger, 28 Years Old, Wales

Swap With Angel Di Maria

Manchester United completed a huge deal in the first few weeks of the transfer window when they managed to sign Gareth Bale from Real Madrid without paying a penny for him. Man United were after him in 2015 but they failed to sign him then but now the Welshman is making his return to England. Bale is an extremely fast winger who is also a great finisher and dribbler. He will probably take Javier Hernandez's spot in the starting eleven.




Junior Malanda Rest in piece

81 Ovr, Defensive Midfielder, 23 Years Old, Belgium

€2,500,000 + James McCarthy

After James McCarthy had a bad season in the 2016-17 campaign the manager Corleone made clear that the Irish midfielder doesn't have a place in the squad. The Bulgarian-Italian decided to offload McCarthy to Germany and he brought in the young and talented Junior Malanda to replace him. Malanda has played well for Wolfsburg in the recent seasons and now he will continue his career in last year's Champions League winner.




David Alaba

84 Ovr, Left Back, 25 Years Old, Austria

€25,000,000

The second most expensive signing Manchester United bought in the transfer window was the Austrian left back David Alaba. The young fullback arrived for twenty-five million from Bayern München to improve the Red Devils' defence. Alaba is one of the best left backs in the world and despite his young age he controls the left flank. He can also play almost everywhere on the pitch.




Arjen Robben

90 Ovr, Right Midfielder, 33 Years Old, The Netherlands

€44,000,000

This deal between Manchester United and Bayern München was a real shock for the footballing world. The 33-year-old winger Arjen Robben signed for Manchester United Football Club for just over forty million euros. Even at the old age the Dutch danger man continues to be one of the best in his position and he still knows how to cause panic in the defenders who are playing against him. Robben is skillful, pacy and he shoots well with his dangerous left foot. He will form a very dangerous partnership with Gareth Bale and Karim Benzema up top.


Transfers Out


Tyler Blackett, €400,000 to Shrewsbury Town
Wilfried Zaha, €4,500,000 to West Bromwich Albion
Daley Blind, €11,000,000 to Southampton
Luke Shaw, €22,000,000 to FC Barcelona


August 2017



Manchester United 2 - 1 Chelsea FC
Sterling 30', Benzema 45'
Costa 21'

"It's always good to start the season with a victory against a very good team. I'm glad Karim (Benzema) continued his scoring run and David (Alaba) got an assist in his debut. He was great in this game and controlled the left flank."



Stoke City 0 - 5 Manchester United
Benzema 23', 86', Bale 29', 56', Huth 74' OG



"We got a dream start in the league with this beating. Everything seemed to go our way and Stoke had only one shot in the game. I'm very happy that Gareth (Bale) got a brace, especially with a beautiful free kick. I think he should've gotten Huth's own goal to his name."



Manchester United 0 - 0 QPR

"Simply terrible. That's the best way to describe that game. We had seven shots on goal but none of them went in. I have no idea how the guys performed this bad after demolishing Stoke in the last game."



Arsenal 2 - 3 Manchester United
Cazorla 26', Wilshere 90'
Benzema 11', Bale 56', Chicharito 80'

"We were good in this game but as good as we could've been. The most important thing is that we won. Benz and Gareth (Bale) scored again and I'm very glad that we bought Bale. He's an amazing player who is a real pleasure to work with."



Manchester United 2 - 0 Sevilla FC
Robben 24', 90'



"I'm happy that we were able to win our second piece of silverware of the season pretty easily. Sevilla weren't dangerous and we controlled the game. Arjen got a brace in his debut and he decided the game which just shows what a great player he is even at the age of 33."


There won't be a player of the month or 'Hot or Not' for August because I'm in a hurry. Also, if anyone wants to use 'Hot or Not' in their career, feel free to do so.


League Table

1. Manchester United, 7 pts
2. Southampton, 7 pts
3. Chelsea FC, 7 pts
4. Liverpool FC, 7 pts
5. Tottenham Hotspur, 6 pts
6. Aston Villa, 5 pts
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18. QPR, 2 pts
19. Derby County, 1 pt
20. Crystal Palace, 0 pts



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

[Cruzerr]

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Road to Glory - My Story
Season 1
Part 10 - Going up with crutches

Page 828 - Part 1 - Introduction
Page 831 - Part 2 - Pre-season
Page 835 - Part 3 - August is the month of penalties
Page 845 - Part 4 - #45 is in the building
Page 847 - Part 5 - Is it the 'fro?
Page 859 - Part 6 - The struggle is real
Page 861 - Part 7 - Again?
Page 873 - Part 8 - Down, but never out
Page 885 - Part 9 - I got an eye for winning

Hello, boys and girls! Time to write about our last 2 months of play.

Leap like a salmon, Sampson!

Right, so our first game was against Luton Town. After our last month, I felt pretty confident, so did the rest of the team. Our first chance fell when I got a pass into the box, did a slight stepover and passed it into the middle. Williams was on it and scored it! It did not take us a while to get another chance, as I got the ball passed to the side. I ran with it, leaving the defenders gasping for air. I crossed it into the middle and boom, Sampson was on it and scored. My second assist in the game. I only had two assists before the game itself.

Luton came back though. Taiwo ran into the box and hit the post. Few minutes later, Haliti got into the box and hit the crossbar. However, the ball bounced right back infront of him and he scored it. Straight off kickoff, I got the ball again and ran with it on the side and whipped it into the middle. Sampson was on it again and he scored it! His second! During second half, Luton was passing the ball in the defense, but they made a mistake, as the ball landed infront of me. I struck the post, yet it bounced to the keeper and he somehow fumbled it infront of me. I had an open net to hit, and I did. 4-1!

I asked for a sub after this game, since I felt that my job was done - might aswell let somebody else play. The game actually ended 4-1. Bentley was all smiles.

In the box, surely a goal?

The game after that was against Hartlepool, a team right infront of us in the second spot, us being third. Coach told us that it will be a difficult game - we lost against them the previous match at home. However, I did not play in that match.

Coach was right - the game started well for them, as they earned a penalty. Miller went up and took it, a light chip but it hit the crossbar! We were still in it. Our first proper chance came from their mistake, as I got the ball, sprinted as fast as I could with the defender pulling my shirt. I knew that I couldn't take the shot, so I passed it into the middle to Sampson and he scored it!

Obviously, I went after my goal aswell. Just before half-time, Sampson "scratched my back" aswell, as I got into the box and put it away! 2-0! And I wasn't done there.

Ten minutes into the second half, we earned a penalty - I got destroyed in the box. As I went up to take it, I decided to chip it aswell. Risky, but when I saw the keeper jumping left, I knew that it was absolutely fine. I asked for a sub after that, might aswell let my teammates play aswell.

I went to the showers, yet later I found out that the game ended 4-0! Appearantly, Sampson got a second goal. Obviously, a great, great win.

Roche getting beaten

Our third game of the month against Plymouth Argyle turned out to be the last one of the season for yours truely. I got tackled very early into the game, as I got the ball, went 1-on-1 with the keeper and the defender slid right into my legs. Turns out that I broke my ankle - another 2 months of play that I would miss. Luckily and sadly, the season was just about the end.

Why was that good? Well, I didn't have to miss many games, since there was only 3 games left after the Argyle game.

Why was it bad? - We hadn't secured promotion and we lost the game against Plymouth 3-2. Even if they were with 10 men, they managed to beat us.

So, three games left - three games I had to watch from the stands. We were third before those games, with a bunch of teams right behind us, hoping that we would slip up. First game against AFC Wimbledon finished 1-1, so did the game against Oxford United.

Last game of the season was against Cambridge United - a team literally dead last. Bentley was pretty happy before the game, so was I. A win here and if Bury lose, we go on straight to League 1. If not, the playoffs were the place to go.

The game started badly, they took the lead very early. Bentley was screaming his heart out, the lads looked completely beaten. A few moments later, a corner into the box and Cambridge scored again.

We lost the game 2-0. The lockeroom had never been as quiet as it was that day. We lost to a team that literally is in the bottom of the league. Bentley came in and did not say a word.

Then, Bentley got a call. We all realised what it was - it was one of the assistent coaches calling about the Bury vs Wycombe game. I tried to listen to their phone call, but Coach walked out of the room. We had to wait. I swear, it felt like we were waiting for 20 minutes - even though it was, at most, like 2 minutes.

He came back in. No emotion on his face. He looked at all of us and said: Boys, we are PROMOTED!"

Everybody screamed, we had done it! Even if the end was a bit rocky, we had made it. Everybody had us finish tenth, but getting promoted was completely fantastic.

I finished the season with exactly 30 goals and 6 assists. I scored 28 goals in the league - making me the winner of the golden boot.

Here is how the table looks at the end of the season:

1. Southend United -- 90 points
2. Hartlepool -- 85 points
3. Morecambe -- 78 points
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4. Bury -- 76 points
5. Dagenham -- 74 points
6. Northampton -- 72 points
7. Shrewsbury -- 71 points
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8. Oxford United -- 71 points
9. Plymouth Argyle -- 70 points
10. Portsmouth -- 67 points
11. Burton Albion -- 66 points
12. York City -- 65 points
13. Cheltenham Town -- 65 points
14. Carlisle United -- 64 points
15. Mansfield United -- 57 points
16. Wycombe -- 55 points
17. AFC Wimbledon -- 52 points
18. Tranmere Rovers -- 50 points
19. Luton Town -- 49 points
20. Exeter City -- 49 points
21. Newport County -- 46 points
22. Stevenage -- 45 points
23. Accrington -- 43 points
24. Cambridge United -- 34 points

Collins from Shrewsbury got Player of the Year trophy, Bentley from Southend United was the Goalkeeper of the Year.

That is it guys, my first season at Morecambe. It has been a trip full of missed games and goals, but I could say it was a successful one. We got promoted and hopefully, we can be strong in League 1.

I hope you enjoyed following this season with me. Hopefully, I can have a better next season - atleast an injury-free one would be nice.

Take care everybody!

Spoiler

So that is it guys, the first season of the career of Thomas Cruzerr. And sadly, the last one I will report.

I'm not really good at finishing projects that I don't want to finish just yet, so if the write-up was a bit off, then my bad. I've been sick recently aswell so that might factor in.

So, as none of the tricks I have tried actually work and I can't advance to next season, I will sadly have to start a new career mode. So, here are a few things I offer out to you guys:

1. Start a new player career mode with a completely new pro in a completely new team and hope it doesn't crash like this again.

2. Start a new player career mode with a youngster that exists in real life and hope it doesn't crash like this again.

3. Start a new manager career mode with a team that I haven't really thought about yet and hope it doesn't crash like this again.

Right, here is the strawpoll link:

I will keep this open for 2 days. http://strawpoll.me/3416496

I hope you enjoyed the career mode, thanks for reading and take care!

[jamiec47]

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Sorry to disappoint, but Malaga isn't happening. I just can't seem to get interested in the career, and it's way too easy to get big money by selling the players I have. I've just got used to the first-season poverty syndrome. That's why I'm proud to announce...

Elche are doing incredibly. They had to be given money by fans to be able to pay for their La Liga license, that's how little money they have! The town only has 5000 people and most of the money was given by people from around the world

[indiblue]

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Elche are doing incredibly. They had to be given money by fans to be able to pay for their La Liga license, that's how little money they have! The town only has 5000 people and most of the money was given by people from around the world

I think you have them confused with Eibar.

[vrabbit]

Re: How's Your FIFA Career Mode Going?

what is up with all these glitches ending people's careers man? if that happens to mine I'm gonna blame y'all for spreading the virus!

[texasbum06]

Re: How's Your FIFA Career Mode Going?

FC St. Pauli
FIFA 15 - Season 1

Die Freibeuter der Liga

April 2015

FC St. Pauli 1 - Darmstadt 1
STP - Nöthe 16' (Pen)
DAR - Holland 57'
MOTM: Tschauner

Thy was taken down roughly in the box and a penalty was awarded to St. Pauli as a result. Nöthe stepped up and converted to the right side of the net for the early lead. Holland got the ball on the left side of the goal and forced the defender to step the wrong way and placed it inside the near post for the equalizer.

Karlsruher SC 2 - FC St. Pauli 3
KSC - van der Biezen 16', Yabo 40'
STP - Thy 13', Çiftçi 34', 79'
MOTM: Çiftçi

Thy came down the right wing and attacked towards the middle of the box before firing a shot past the keeper for the lead. Van der Biezen then scored off a loose ball from a corner that no defender was able to clear. Rzatkowski then played a ball from way behind midfield over the top for Çiftçi to run onto and beat the keeper to the far left post. Yabo ran past three defenders who stopped paying attention and tapped in a cross to equalize. Rzatkowski got out ahead on the counter and attacked the right side of the goal before laying it off for the trailing Çiftçi to tap in on the left post for the winner.

FC St. Pauli 5 - FSV Frankfurt 0
STP - van Nieff 10', Çiftçi 29', 32', 64', Zelalem 49'
MOTM: van Nieff

Storm attacked from left to right before laying it off the van Nieff for a strong first time shot at the top of the box into the top right corner. Çiftçi then headed home a great cross into the box from Maier to extend the lead. Çiftçi then got out ahead of the defense on the counter and beat the keeper to the right post. Zelalem then took the ball in himself and fired a shot that was saved, but knocked in the rebound. Van Nieff then chipped a ball just over the back line and Çiftçi first timed it out of the air past the keeper for a hat-trick.

Heidenheim 2 - FC St. Pauli 2
HEI - Morabit 16', Strauß 67'
STP - Budimir 11', Çiftçi 83'
MOTM: Tschauner

Budimir got the ball just outside the box and took a touch right to get around the defender before blasting it into the net. Morabit got past a defender to head home a cross for the equalizer. Strauß had his shot blocked by the defender but the ball fell right back to him and he placed it past the keeper for the lead. Buchtmann played Çiftçi through on the right side of the goal for the easy finish on the near post to force the draw.

League Table


Youth Academy
Lukas Hartmann (Germany) - RB, 17 yrs old, 56-60 OVR 73-79 POT (Defensive Minded)
Niklas Lechleiter (Germany) - 15 yrs old, 62-68 OVR 79-87 POT (Attacker)
Odisseas Wolf (Germany) - 17 yrs old, 53-59 OVR 71-79 POT (Attacker)
Rouwen Beck (Germany) - CF, 16 yrs old, 53-57 OVR 65-69 POT (Winger)
Steven Wils (Belgium) - 16 yrs old, 50-62 OVR 64-78 POT (Winger)

St. Pauli Player of the Month

Yoell van Nieff


Yoell van Nieff controlled the midfield all month, winning tough tackles, and playing a part in the attack as well. His tough brand of football has endeared him to the fans and has certainly helped out the back line who have struggled from time to time.

Press Conference
Q: You have a 6 point lead at the top of the table with only 2 matches left to play. All you need is to take at least 1 point and you secure the league title. Do you think you will be lifting that trophy by the end of the season?

A: I have no doubt that we will. I can't imagine us losing these last two matches, and on top of that Dusseldorf would have to win both. We have the advantage right now, and we won't give that up when we've come this far.

Q: Christopher Nöthe, your leading scorer, went down in the first match of the month with an injury. How tough was it to replace his presence for the remainder of the month?

A: Christopher is a big part of what we try to do. Not only in his goal scoring abilities, but in his hold up play as well. Luckily Nadir Çiftçi was up for the challenge and was really able to step up and take over the attack for us. It gives me a lot of confidence heading into next season to have two players of these abilities.

Q: How prepared is this club for the next step to the Bundesliga next season? The increase in competition is nothing to scoff at. Will you be making changes, or will you try to keep this core of players moving into next year?

A: I think that it is a challenge we are looking forward to. We know that playing against the Bayern's and the Dortmund's is something that will be tough, but if we want to become one of the elite clubs in Germany in time, then this is how we have to do it. After the season is over I will have to evaluate the roster and then decide on any necessary changes, but I am confident that we have several players who are capable of handling the top division.

[jamiec47]

Re: How's Your FIFA Career Mode Going?

I think you have them confused with Eibar.

I have confused them with Eibar. Oops lol. Similar names. Prepare for an Eibar career alongside Newcastle at the end of the season!