Another great season.
Another great season.
Currently in March, update should be here by tomorrow
Clitheroe - npower League Two - 2016/17
Our first season in the Football League, staying in it is our priority! We have also moved into our new stadium with a capacity of 4,719 (1,179 seated).
League Table
League Positions Graph
Well, a league title, I wasn't expecting that! We had it easy, being undefeated until January then towards the end of the season we had a wobble but managed to keep getting points on board. League One here we come!
F.A Cup - Aston Villa were too strong in the 3rd Round.
Carling Cup- Derby stopped us at the first hurdle.
Johnstone's Paint Trophy - I was hoping to get into the Final, we fell short.
Lancashire Senior Cup - Our Youth team fell in the Preliminary Round against lower league opposition.
Squad - Our squad have done well, only a few new signings to compliment our squad.
Finances - Still in the black, increased crowds helped our wage bill, hopefully I can get sell-outs next season.
Key Player Profiles:
James Dowling - His stats seem to be getting worse, hopefully he can find the net more next season.
Loris Karius - Another good season for the German goalkeeper, should be number 1 again next season.
Jesse Mann - Had a good season, top scorer.
Martin Boyle - Second season with us after joining from Queen Of The South, I was surprised how quick he got up to League Two standard.
Career Summary:
Code:Season Team Country League Position Notes and Info 2011/12 Clitheroe England NPL Division 1 North 20th N/A 2012/13 Clitheroe England NPL Division 1 North 1st League Winners, Alan Doodson Cup Winners 2013/14 Clitheroe England NPL Premier Division 1st League Winners 2014/15 Clitheroe England Blue Square North 1st League Winners 2015/16 Clitheroe England Blue Square Premier 2nd Play Off Winners 2016/17 Clitheroe England npower League Two 1st League Winners
The Clitheroe kid strikes again.
I feel sorry for the Coventry fans!
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Poor things.
Currently in January, we are not quite good enough to get in the Play-Off places, hopefully I can get a couple of loaners in to help!
Also just been offered the job at Brighton but rejected, even though they are a club near me I don't think they are big enough for me to leave Clitheroe!
As Chris Kamara would say, Unbelievable Jeff!
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Oh my god, how did you pull that off?
Excellent result.
Staggeringly awesome.
Everything about that game is wrong:
1. Arsenal had a bloke sent off.
2. You missed a penalty at 0-0.
3. They took the lead.
4. You got 3 late goals.
5. Your player got a hat-trick.
I'm sorry but that just doesn't happen in FM, at the start of the game everything was against you (yes the red card benefits Arsenal)
I have no idea how we won it, I really thought they were going to get an equaliser in injury time but we got a goal, here are the line ups.
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5 successive promotions and a victory over Arsenal in the FA Cup, you're an absolute legend already!
lost in the 4th Round to Southampton, back to League action!
Clitheroe - npower League One - 2017/18
Following our surprise promotion I was hoping not to go straight back down.
League Table
League Positions Graph
We had a mixed start to the season but we kept grinding out results which managed to get us into the Play-Offs but Bristol City were just too strong in the Semi-Finals but I'm more than happy with our season, hopefully we can build on this and push for the Play-Offs next season.
F.A Cup - We somehow beat Arsenal in the 3rd Round but Southampton put us out in the 4th.
Carling Cup- Chelsea put us out, not surprised.
Johnstone's Paint Trophy - Once again, out at the Quarter Finals.
Lancashire Senior Cup - A good Everton side put us out.
Squad - We have a decent squad, a couple of additions will put our squad numbers up as we only have a small one.
Finances - Thanks to a couple of good away Cup ties we have improved our finances.
Key Player Profiles:
James Dowling - Still scoring but still no interest in him which is good for us!
Loris Karius - Once again was Number One, good season for the German goalkeeper.
Fergus MacDonald - Impressed after joining from Ipswich Town on a free, definitely one to keep hold of.
John McGarry - Joined for £95,000 from Manchester City, good bit of business.
Career Summary:
Around the Leagues:Code:Season Team Country League Position Notes and Info 2011/12 Clitheroe England NPL Division 1 North 20th N/A 2012/13 Clitheroe England NPL Division 1 North 1st League Winners, Alan Doodson Cup Winners 2013/14 Clitheroe England NPL Premier Division 1st League Winners 2014/15 Clitheroe England Blue Square North 1st League Winners 2015/16 Clitheroe England Blue Square Premier 2nd Play Off Winners 2016/17 Clitheroe England npower League Two 1st League Winners 2017/18 Clitheroe England npower League One 5th Play-Off Semi Finalists
Charity Shield: Newcastle (Liverpool)
Premiership: Manchester United (Norwich City, Cardiff City, Middlesbrough)
Championship: Wolves; Bolton, Sunderland (Ipswich, Crystal Palace, QPR)
League One: Stoke; Crawley Town, Rochdale (Hull, Accrington, Carlisle, Oxford United)
League Two: Bristol Rovers; Bury, Torquay, Newport County (Dagenham & Redbridge, Coventry)
Conference Premier: Fleetwood; Hayes & Yeading (Stockport, Nuneaton, Ebbsfleet, Lewes)
Conference North: Darlington; Chester (Worcester, Hyde, Droylsden)
Conference South: Truro; Salisbury (Cirencester, Maldon & Tiptree, Carshalton)
Ryman Isthmian Premier: Horsham; Hampton & Richmond (Faversham, Ware, Maidstone, Chatham)
Evo-Stik Northern Premier: Barrow; Harrogate (Mickleover, Buxton, Burscough, Chorley)
Evo-Stik Southern Premier: Dunstable; Clevedon (King's Lynn, Banbury, Leverstock Green, Fleet)
Evo-Stik Northern Division One North: North Ferriby; Bradford Park Avenue (Prescot, Ossett Albion)
Evo-Stik Northern Division One South: Vauxhall Motors; Grantham (Loughborough Dynamo, Shepshed)
Evo-Stik Southern Division One Central: Bedford; Daventry (Sutton Coldfield, Romulus)
Evo-Stik Southern Division One South/West: Mangotsfield; Bashley (Chertsey, AFC Hayes)
Ryman Isthmian Division One North: Brentwood; Waltham Abbey (Aveley, Concord Rangers)
Ryman Isthmian Division One South: Ashford (Mddx); Tonbridge (East Thurrock, Hythe Town)
FA Cup: Manchester United (Southampton)
League Cup: Arsenal (Chelsea)
Johnstone's Paint: Stoke (Leyton Orient)
FA Trophy: Fleetwood (Colwyn Bay)
Tempting but not tempting enough, rejected!
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What league are Forest in? Thats a massive transfer budget for them to offer you.
Championship, the squad is poor, can't see it being enough to rebuild the squad, maybe if they came back with more available I really would think of going
Must be really bad then if that's not enough.
That's what you call an exciting finish to a game!
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Wow, probably didn't expect that.
Great result.
Great late win against a pretty strong team, where are you sitting in the league at the moment?
5 consecutive promotions, wow!
Currently sitting n a Play-Off place, getting some mixed results, Chairman sold one of my best midfielders for £1,000,000 but I cannot find a suitable replacement, hopefully I will find one next season. Southampton put us out the F.A Cup again, I'm getting fed up of them!
Clitheroe - npower League One - 2018/19
After a great year last season we were hoping to equal it but win promotion.
League Table
League Positions Graph
We were up in the Play-Offs for most of the season but once again we were knocked out of the Play Offs in the Semi Final stage as Ipswich were just too good.
F.A Cup - Southampton knocked us out the F.A Cup once again, I'm starting to dislike them!.
Carling Cup- West Brom just a bit too strong for us.
Johnstone's Paint Trophy - Bradford put us out in the Quarter Finals.
Lancashire Senior Cup - A strong Manchester City team knocked us out, I'm determined to win this competition though!.
Squad - We have a decent squad, I bought in 14 new players, mostly 18/19 year olds.
Finances - In debt, I'm hoping a couple of Cup runs can help us out.
Key Player Profiles:
James Dowling - Unfortunately got injured in January, I think it was the reason we failed in our promotion bid
Loris Karius - He is improving, going to be tough to keep him.
David Navarro - Done well after arriving on a free from Millwall.
Patrick N'Koyi - Came in on a free transfer from F.C Eindhoven, great signing for us.
Career Summary:
Around the Leagues:Code:Season Team Country League Position Notes and Info 2011/12 Clitheroe England NPL Division 1 North 20th N/A 2012/13 Clitheroe England NPL Division 1 North 1st League Winners, Alan Doodson Cup Winners 2013/14 Clitheroe England NPL Premier Division 1st League Winners 2014/15 Clitheroe England Blue Square North 1st League Winners 2015/16 Clitheroe England Blue Square Premier 2nd Play Off Winners 2016/17 Clitheroe England npower League Two 1st League Winners 2017/18 Clitheroe England npower League One 5th Play-Off Semi Finalists 2018/19 Clitheroe England npower League One 5th Play-Off Semi Finalists
Charity Shield: Manchester United (Tottenham)
Premiership: Manchester United (Wigan, Leicester City, Blackburn)
Championship: Cardiff; Leeds, West Ham (Sheffield United, Blackpool, Crawley Town)
League One: Derby County; Bristol City, Crystal Palace (Bradford City, Exeter, Bournemouth, Colchester)
League Two: Hull; Oxford United, Carlisle, Burton (Gateshead, Walsall)
Conference Premier: Luton; Colwyn Bay (Salisbury, Dagenham & Redbridge, AFC Wimbledon, Eastbourne Borough)
Conference North: FC United; Stockport (Kidderminster, Altrincham, Hinckley)
Conference South: Lewes; Ebbsfleet (Hendon, Canvey Island, Thurrock)
Ryman Isthmian Premier: Cambridge City; VCD Athletic (Wroxham, Hitchin, Kingstonian, Waltham Abbey)
Evo-Stik Northern Premier: Stafford; Skelmersdale (Bradford PA, Vauxhall, Nantwich, Witton)
Evo-Stik Southern Premier: Farnborough; Maidenhead (Chippenham, Cirencester, Worcester, Gloucester)
Evo-Stik Northern Division One North: Frickley; Radcliffe (Goole, Trafford)
Evo-Stik Northern Division One South: Buxton; Eastwood (Kidsgrove, Coalville)
Evo-Stik Southern Division One Central: Evesham; Hemel Hempstead (Bedworth, North Leigh)
Evo-Stik Southern Division One South/West: Bedfont Town; North Greenford (Bridgwater, Marlow)
Ryman Isthmian Division One North: Waltham Forest; Wealdstone (Redbridge, Thamesmead)
Ryman Isthmian Division One South: Crawley Down; Metropolitan Police (Walton & Hersham, Burgess Hill Town)
FA Cup: Tottenham, (Manchester City)
League Cup: Arsenal (Manchester United)
Johnstone's Paint: Wrexham (Brentford)
FA Trophy: Colwyn Bay (Guiseley)
I saw this opening and thought I'd apply, I thought it would be good to get back into International management and being Under 21's it's better as there is less pressure on getting results. First game is a friendly but the Under 21's Championship Qualifyers resume in September.
FAROE ISLANDS UNDER 21'S
THIS is the current Qualifying Table
Last edited by Dan BHTFC; 21-03-2012 at 13:51.
Wow, there is a real lack of quality in the Faroe Islands! I think that it's going to be tougher than getting Clitheroe promoted!
Sorry for a lack of an update, I have just started a new job so I am not playing FM as much as I'd like, I hope to have a full update by the end of next week
Clitheroe - npower League One - 2019/20
After another defeat in the Play-Offs the previous season we wanted promotion more than ever.
League Table
League Positions Graph
After being up near the top for most of the season we deserved our promotion, the players did well but I hope they are good enough for the Championship
F.A Cup - Disappointed to go out against Barnet.
Carling Cup- Blackburn too good for us.
Johnstone's Paint Trophy - Exit at the first stage, was hoping to win this Trophy.
Lancashire Senior Cup - A trophy to go into our cabinet! We played really well in the Final.
Squad - Our squad is developing well, hopefully with increased reputation I can strengthen the squad.
Finances - Finally profit, the Play-Offs helped that.
Key Player Profiles:
James Dowling - Played well once again, he's been with us since the Northern Premier League, is doing well for a £5,000 buy!
Loris Karius - Need to keep him if we are to stay in the Championship.
Marc Vind - Doing well, another one who can improve.
Career Summary:
Code:Season Team Country League Position Notes and Info 2011/12 Clitheroe England NPL Division 1 North 20th N/A 2012/13 Clitheroe England NPL Division 1 North 1st League Winners, Alan Doodson Cup Winners 2013/14 Clitheroe England NPL Premier Division 1st League Winners 2014/15 Clitheroe England Blue Square North 1st League Winners 2015/16 Clitheroe England Blue Square Premier 2nd Play Off Winners 2016/17 Clitheroe England npower League Two 1st League Winners 2017/18 Clitheroe England npower League One 5th Play-Off Semi Finalists 2018/19 Clitheroe England npower League One 5th Play-Off Semi Finalists 2019/20 Clitheroe England npower League One 3rd Play Off Winners, Lancashire Senior Cup Winners
Last edited by Dan BHTFC; 31-05-2012 at 12:26.
With promotion, Mr Chairman is increasing the capacity at the Stadium
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Great little blog, am following with interest as I am indeed from the fair town of Clitheroe. I don't get to many Clitheroe FC games these days but may start going again in the coming season due to the nightmares happening at my club Blackburn Rovers.
I do follow their progress in the local rag and they nearly got relegated this year, maybe you should
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Last edited by brfcben; 23-06-2012 at 09:24.
Brilliant work getting promoted.
Sorry about lack of updates on this! I still play the save but not for long due to the size of it and it's slow! May have to do monthly updates for it
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