Only time will tell - FM17 Playthrough with Truro

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1st of July, 2016

The Truro City F.C. (also known as the White Tigers) have hired an relatively unknown new manager, 39-year-old Mike McMahoney. McMahoney himself played Sunday League at his best, but his coaching career has picked up a bit better. Truro chairman Peter Masters had only great things to say about his new manager:

"Out of the guys we interview'd for the spot, Mike was the one who stood out. He had a clear vision where he wants to take this club."

McMahoney, who's first major managerial job this is, was as excatic about coming to Truro:

"I want to thank Pete for this opportunity he's given to me. I like what we have here in Truro and I want to make this club into a club that can win the Champions League. That's right, the Champions League. It might take us 20 years to get there, but I don't care. That's the direction I want to lead this club towards to."

Surely a climb as big as that, many can just think: can McMahoney lead this club there? Only time will tell.

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Re: Only time will tell - FM17 Playthrough with Truro

Truro squad going into 2016-17 season

Goalkeepers:

Martin Rice, 30 years old

Centerbacks:

Aaron Bentley, 20 years old
Jamie Richards, 22 years old
Chris Todd, 34 years old
Pierce Mitchell, 20 years old
Arran Pugh, 26 years old
Erik Panzer, 22 years old

Fullbacks:

Wingers:

Ryan Brett, 25 years old
Les Afful, 32 years old
Niall Thompson, 22 years old
Jack Crago, 21 years old

Central Midfielders:

Jake Ash, 32 years old
Ben Adelsbury, 24 years old
Ollie Knowles, 21 years old
River Allen, 20 years old
Zane Sole, 24 years old
Cody Cooke, 23 years old

Strikers:

Stewart Yetton, 30 years old
Andrew Neal, 22 years old


Thoughts:

This squad is really thin. We need to make sign atleast a goalkeeper, some fullbacks and a striker. Our default formation will look pretty central heavy.

Note: Positions are By strongest position, some guys can play also other positions.