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England

Premier League - Man City

Relegated: Leicester, Newcastle, Leeds

Championship - Wolves (Winners), Norwich (Promoted), Birmingham (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Ipswich, Watford, Barnsley

League One - Colchester (Winners), QPR (Promoted), Doncaster (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Southend, Tranmere, Gillingham, Brentford

League Two - Walsall (Winners), Crewe (Promoted), Bournemouth (Promoted), Morecambe (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Stockport, Gateshead

Conference National - Grimsby (Winners), Hereford (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Ebbsfleet, Cambridge, Fleetwood, Tamworth

Conference North - Northwich (Winners), Stafford (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Oxford City, Blyth, Bradford PA

Conference South - Dorchester (Winners), Cheltenham (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Bromley, Hastings Utd, Salisbury

FA Cup - Blackburn

League Cup - Arsenal

Community Shield - Man Utd

Football League Trophy - Swindon

FA Trophy - Lincoln

Scotland

SPL - Celtic

Relegated: Dundee

First Division - Morton

Relegated: Livingston

Second Division - Forfar

Relegated: Stirling, Queen's Park

Third Division - Dumbarton, Cowdenbeath

FA Cup - Celtic

League Cup - Celtic

Challenge Cup - Raith

Ireland

Premier League - Bohemians

Relegated: Monaghan Utd

First Division - Waterford Utd

FA Cup - Shelbourne

League Cup - Fingal

Munster Senior Cup - Waterford Utd

Wales

Premier League - Llanelli

Relegated: Bala

FA Cup - Newtown

League Cup - Neath

Northern Ireland

Premier League - Newcastle FC

Relegated: Donegal Celtic, Dungannon

Championship One - Ballinamallard Utd (Winners), Carrick (Play-off Winner)

Relegated: Knockbreda, Loughgall

Championship Two - Glebe (Winners), Larne (Promotion)

Relegated: Chimney Corner, Annagh Utd

FA Cup - Cliftonville

League Cup - Bangor

Co.Antrim Shield - Newcastle FC

Steel Cup - Ballymena Utd Reserves

Intermediate Cup - Coleraine Reserves

Mid-Ulster Cup - Warrenpoint

All-Ireland Cup* - Shamrock Rovers

Will be less detail for these as they are just read-only so I'll just tell you the winners..

France

Ligue 1 - Lyon

Coupe de France - Bordeaux

Coupe de la Ligue - Saint-Etienne

Trophee de Champions - Lyon

Germany

Bundesliga - Koln

DFB-Pokal - HSV

Netherlands

Eredivisie - Ajax

KNVB-Beker - Ajax

Johan Cruijff Schaal - Feyenoord

Italy

Seria A - Milan

Coppa Italia - Fiorentina

Supercoppa - Palermo

Spain

La Liga - At.Madrid

Copa del Ray - Athletic

Supercopa - At.Madrid

European Trophies & World Club Cup

World Club - Inter

Supercup - Inter

Europa League - Fiorentina

Champions League - Barcelona

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European Championship 2016

Hosts: France

Quarter-Finals:

Belgium 0 - 2 England -- aet

Czech Republic 0 - 0 Spain -- Czech Republic through on penalities

Sweden 0 - 1 Scotland -- aet

Germany 0 - 1 Portugal

Semi-Finals:

England 0 - 2 Portugal

Czech Republic 2 - 1 Scotland

Final:

Portugal 2 - 0 Czech Republic

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Newcastle FC - Northern Irish Premiership - 2016/17

Media Prediction: 9th

Season Summary:

It all started with a lot of excitement. Champions League qualifier to be played - we had dreams of putting out some obscure Romanian team full of grey players and hopefully bagging some money. We drew Celtic - thanks. We did well in the circumstances but it put a real negative spin on the season and things continued to be negative for much of season. Part of this was of course my fault and to be honest, this season wasn't my most dedicated one. Kind of flew through it and in the end, underperformed very much because of it - I'll know to simply leave the game be if I'm not in a situation to give it full attention.

Our performance in the cups wasn't good. That's as much as I can remember.

Our performance in the league wasn't great. We ended up in the bottom half of the league before the split.

Interestingly enough we only found ourselves 3 points from the total from last season, which won us the league. I did say last season that I assumed we had luck with how inconsistent the rest of the teams found themselves. I was right.

Co.Antrim Shield - 1st Round

Irish League Cup - Quarter-Final

Irish FA Cup - 5th Round

All-Ireland Cup - Quarter-Final

Champions League - 2nd Qualifiers

League Table/Season Position Graph - Finished 7th

Key Players

I wouldn't put any players forwards as key players despite there being blatantly obvious better players amongst the squad. None performed however.

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Next season:

I will need to get things back to basics next season. Players out. Players in. The league is priority without question. Without a chance at Europe to make money - this is going to fizzle out pretty quickly.

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England

Premier League - Arsenal

Relegated: Sunderland, Middlesbrough, Birmingham

Championship - Southampton (Winners), Sheff Utd (Promoted), Leeds (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Millwall, Portsmouth, Colchester

League One - Shrewsbury (Winners), Wycombe (Promoted), Luton (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Morecambe, Rotherham, Walsall, Bournemouth

League Two - Leyton Orient (Winners), Bradford (Promoted), Burton (Promoted), Hartlepool (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Rushden, Port Vale

Conference National - Lincoln (Winners), Welling (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Gloucester, Bath, Newport Co. , Cheltenham

Conference North - Cambridge (Winners), Solihull Moors (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Eastwood, AFC Telford, Harrogate

Conference South - Bishop's Stortford (Winners), Braintree (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Eastbourne Boro, Wealdstone, Tiverton

FA Cup - Man City

League Cup - Man City

Community Shield - Man City

Football League Trophy - Crewe

FA Trophy - Stafford

Scotland

SPL - Celtic

Relegated: Morton

First Division - Hamilton

Relegated: Forfar

Second Division - Alloa

Relegated: East Fife, Cowdenbeath

Third Division - East Stirlingshire, Clyde

FA Cup - Rangers

League Cup - Inverness CT

Challenge Cup - Queen of the South

Ireland

Premier League - Bohemians

Relegated: Longford

First Division - St.Pats Athletic

FA Cup - Bohemians

League Cup - Bohemians

Munster Senior Cup - Lakewood

Wales

Premier League - Llanelli

Relegated: Cambrian & Clydach

FA Cup - Llanelli

League Cup - Llanelli

Northern Ireland

Premier League - Glentoran

Relegated: Ballinamallard Utd, Institute

Championship One - Dungannon (Winners), Donegal Celtic (Play-off Winner)

Relegated: Portadown, Glebe

Championship Two - Loughgall (Winners), Sports & Leisure (Promotion)

Relegated: Tobermore Utd, Brantwood

FA Cup - Dungannon

League Cup - Coleraine

Co.Antrim Shield - Bangor

Steel Cup - Warrenpoint

Intermediate Cup - Dungannon

Mid-Ulster Cup - Glenavon

All-Ireland Cup* - Bohemians

Will be less detail for these as they are just read-only so I'll just tell you the winners..

France

Ligue 1 - Lyon

Coupe de France - Nice

Coupe de la Ligue - Bordeaux

Trophee de Champions - Bordeaux

Germany

Bundesliga - FC Bayern

DFB-Pokal - Bayer Leverkusen

Netherlands

Eredivisie - Feyenoord

KNVB-Beker - PSV

Johan Cruijff Schaal - Ajax

Italy

Seria A - Palermo

Coppa Italia - Juventus

Supercoppa - Milan

Spain

La Liga - At.Madrid

Copa del Ray - Barcelona

Supercopa - At.Madrid

European Trophies & World Club Cup

World Club - Velez

Supercup - Barcelona

Europa League - Wolfsburg

Champions League - FC Bayern

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Newcastle FC - Northern Irish Premiership - 2017/18

Media Prediction: 10th

Season Summary:

Last season we went from league champions to mid-table obscurity. No trophies, nothing. I hoped this was merely a blip. I was wrong. This season was even worse.

Our league form was terrible and literally looked like we might be relegated early on in the season due to the sheer lack of ability to win matches.

Eventually I got things sorted tactically and we started to play a lot more credible football and started picking up points where weeks before we would have thrown away easily. Our form began to pick up after Christmas quite impressively. We managed to begin winning matches on the bounce and the pressure (despite me telling the board we would win the league this season) was easing ever so slightly.

In terms of the cups. Well early on when we could easily identify ourselves as a bunch of lads playing in the park half-drunk, these were not particularly welcome extra-curricular activities. But for the Irish Cup, that pretty much coincided with our return to form and therefore we managed to make the final and gave us the chance of, despite being dreadful for most of the season, entering the Europa League qualifiers.

Our league form wasn't anything spectacular in the last few matches and we finished in the same spot as last season, only with less points.

And so we headed for Windsor Park, against Glentoran (the huge favourites) for the Irish Cup final. We got some luck and scored an early goal and then played on the counter-attack for the rest of the game. We held on and took home the Irish Cup for second time, pretty much saving my skin somewhat for two under-par seasons.

Co.Antrim Shield - Semi-Final

Irish League Cup - 2nd Round

Irish FA Cup - Winners

League Table/Season Position Graph - Finished 7th

Key Players

Karleigh Osborne - Solid defensively for the second half of the season. Our stand-out performer in the dire circumstances.

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Club Info

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Honours History

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Next season:

This season kind of made me realise that there's a chance I might not stay in Northern Ireland after all. I want to - but maybe it's not meant to be. I have two more seasons and then I've been at Newcastle 10 seasons. If at that stage I'm still sitting mid-table, I'm pretty certain I'll be hitting the job centre. The board actually gave me a huge extension on my contract post-season ironically enough despite clearly not delivering on my promises. If I'm to stay with this club, we need to win the league again within the next two seasons.

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England

Premier League - Man Utd

Relegated: Sheff Utd, Southampton, Norwich

Championship - Preston (Winners), Stoke (Promoted), Middlesbrough (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Shrewsbury, Wycombe, Luton

League One - Millwall (Winners), Crewe (Promoted), Charlton (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Ipswich, Bradford, Leyton Orient, Bury

League Two - Walsall (Winners), Exeter (Promoted), Barnet (Promoted), Bournemouth (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Hereford, Accrington

Conference National - Histon (Winners), Kettering (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Chelmsford, Darlington, Hayes & Yeading, Stafford

Conference North - Stalybridge (Winners), Macclesfield (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Guiseley, Worcester, Kidderminster

Conference South - Ebbsfleet (Winners), Staines (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Sutton Utd, Thurrock, Kingstonian

FA Cup - Arsenal

League Cup - Arsenal

Community Shield - Arsenal

Football League Trophy - Sheff Wed

FA Trophy - Basingstoke

Scotland

SPL - Celtic

Relegated: Hamilton

First Division - Queen of the South

Relegated: Morton, Alloa

Second Division - Arbroath (Winners), East Stirlingshire (Play-off Winner)

Relegated: Annan

Third Division - East Fife

FA Cup - Hamilton

League Cup - Dundee Utd

Challenge Cup - Raith

Ireland

Premier League - Bohemians

Relegated: Waterford Utd

First Division - Drogheda Utd

FA Cup - Shamrock Rovers

League Cup - St.Pats Athletic

Munster Senior Cup - Limerick FC

Wales

Premier League - Llanelli

Relegated: Barry

FA Cup - Port Talbot

League Cup - TNS

Northern Ireland

Premier League - Distillery

Relegated: Carrick

Championship One - Institute

Relegated: Queens University, Limavady Utd

Championship Two - Killymoon (Winners), Portadown (Promotion)

Relegated: Ballyclare, Glebe

FA Cup - Newcastle FC

League Cup - Dungannon

Co.Antrim Shield - Donegal Celtic

Steel Cup - Crusaders

Intermediate Cup - Institute

Mid-Ulster Cup - Glenavon

All-Ireland Cup* - Shamrock Rovers

Will be less detail for these as they are just read-only so I'll just tell you the winners..

France

Ligue 1 - Lyon

Coupe de France - Lyon

Coupe de la Ligue - Lyon

Trophee de Champions - Lyon

Germany

Bundesliga - FC Bayern

DFB-Pokal - Bayer Leverkusen

Netherlands

Eredivisie - Feyenoord

KNVB-Beker - Ajax

Johan Cruijff Schaal - Feyenoord

Italy

Seria A - Napoli

Coppa Italia - Udinese

Supercoppa - Napoli

Spain

La Liga - Real Madrid

Copa del Ray - Sporting

Supercopa - Real Madrid

European Trophies & World Club Cup

World Club - FC Bayern

Supercup - FC Bayern

Europa League - Napoli

Champions League - Man Utd

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World Cup 2018

Hosts: Spain

Quarter-Finals:

Spain 0 - 0 Germany -- Germany through on penalties

England 4 - 4 Denmark -- Demark through on penalites

Czech Republic 1 - 3 Argentina

Russia 1 - 0 Italy

Semi-Finals:

Germany 2 - 0 Russia

Demark 1 - 0 Argentina

3rd/4th:

Russia 1 - 2 Argentina -- After extra-time

Final:

Germany 1 - 0 Denmark

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Couple of moments this new season worth showing I guess:

[video=youtube;gqfcPUe7LNc]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gqfcPUe7LNc

Quite a substantial impact from the substitute striker to pull us back from 2-0 down with little over 10 minutes to go...

[video=youtube;v7bmle-vW-A]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7bmle-vW-A

Set a new record for quickest goal scored. :D

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Newcastle FC - Northern Irish Premiership - 2018/19

Media Prediction: 8th

Season Summary:

This season was more positive than last season. I said last time that this season and next will make it ten seasons at Newcastle and to be honest, I would have liked to be more dominant within Northern Ireland at this stage, which really hasn't happened. Therefore if I don't see the club moving forward by the end of season ten, I'll probably look to move elsewhere (maybe within N.Ireland even.)

But this season was better than the last. We started off by defying expectations in the Europa League and beat two big favourites in the early qualifiers before going down to Sporting CP. That run gave us hope for the season. We did well in the league but the only issue was conceding goals. We scored more than any other team in the league and it is was our right winger who picked up the player of the year. However we still couldn't pick up the title and it was rather frustrating the in end despite obviously being a step in the right direction.

The cup competitions didn't really matter to us this season and it showed with some of the results. I rotated quite a bit for these.

Next season will need to see us take a step forward and win the title for the second time in our history.

Co.Antrim Shield - Semi-Final

Irish League Cup - 3rd Round

Irish FA Cup - 4th Round

All-Ireland Cup - Quarter-Final

Europa League - 4th Qualifier Round

League Table/Season Position Graph - Finished 2nd

Key Players

Kirk Millar - A great number of assists from the Premiership Player of the year.

Karleigh Osborne - Another solid season for the centre-back.

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Finances

Staff

Club Info

Facilities

Honours History

End of season manager profile

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Next season:

Hopefully we can repeat our heroics in the Europa League to bring in some more cash and then hopefully go one step further in the league this season.

I would really love to stay and build this club into the best in Northern Ireland (at least, if not further) so I really hope we get the luck we need to pull it off.

Keep reading. :D

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England

Premier League - Liverpool

Relegated: Wolves, Preston, Stoke

Championship - Norwich (Winners), Sunderland (Promoted), Southampton (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Charlton, Millwall, Crewe

League One - Crystal Palace (Winners), Watford (Promoted), Portsmouth (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Barnet, Exeter, Hartlepool, Luton

League Two - Ipswich (Winners), Southampton (Promoted), Bradford (Promoted), Rotherham (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Kettering, Aldershot

Conference National - Stevenage (Winners), Gateshead (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Cambridge, Solihull Moors, Braintree, Stalybridge

Conference North - Darlington (Winners), Alfreton (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Hinckley, Bury Town, Billericay

Conference South - Hampton & Richmond (Winners), Weymouth (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Gloucester, Weston-super-Mare, Dover

FA Cup - Middlesborough

League Cup - Chelsea

Community Shield - Arsenal

Football League Trophy - Ipswich

FA Trophy - Port Vale

Scotland

SPL - Rangers

Relegated: Queen of the South

First Division - Falkirk

Relegated: Brechin, Partick Thistle

Second Division - Forfar (Winners), Ayr (Play-off Winner)

Relegated: Airdrie Utd, Dumbarton

Third Division - Annan (Winners), Stenhousemuir (Play-off Winner)

FA Cup - Rangers

League Cup - Motherwell

Challenge Cup - Ross County

Ireland

Premier League - Galway Utd

Relegated: Cork City Foras, Sligo Rovers

First Division - Waterford Utd (Winners), Wexford (Play-off Winners)

FA Cup - Galway Utd

League Cup - Derry City

Munster Senior Cup - Limerick FC

Wales

Premier League - Llanelli

Relegated: Goytre

FA Cup - Aberystwyth

League Cup - Llanelli

Northern Ireland

Premier League - Ballymena Utd

Relegated: Cliftonville, Institute

Championship One - Carrick (Winners), Ballinamallard (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Killymoon, Sport & Leisure

Championship Two - Queens University (Winners), Lower Maze (Promotion)

Relegated: Dungiven, Newington

FA Cup - Bangor

League Cup - Crusaders

Co.Antrim Shield - Linfield

Steel Cup - Crusaders

Intermediate Cup - Ballymoney Utd

Mid-Ulster Cup - Portadown

All-Ireland Cup* - Galway Utd

Will be less detail for these as they are just read-only so I'll just tell you the winners..

France

Ligue 1 - Lyon

Coupe de France - Bordeaux

Coupe de la Ligue - Lyon

Trophee de Champions - Lyon

Germany

Bundesliga - FC Bayern

DFB-Pokal - Bayer Leverkusen

Netherlands

Eredivisie - Ajax

KNVB-Beker - Ajax

Johan Cruijff Schaal - Feyenoord

Italy

Seria A - Milan

Coppa Italia - Juventus

Supercoppa - Napoli

Spain

La Liga - At.Madrid

Copa del Ray - Sevilla

Supercopa - Real Madrid

European Trophies & World Club Cup

World Club - Man Utd

Supercup - Napoli

Europa League - Inter

Champions League - Real Madrid

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Woah, completely forgot to update this. Actually been playing away but just never stopped by. :D

Updates to follow.

That's laziness right there. :p

So close to the group stage in the Europa League! That'd be a real financial boost.

Yeah it's a real game changer when you eventually do break through. Certainly from experience doing it with two clubs in FM10.

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Newcastle FC - Northern Irish Premiership - 2019/20

Media Prediction: 6th

Season Summary:

Bit late with the update so I'll make it short and sweet. Our form was a lot better this season and the goals from the strikers made us a dangerous outfit. Should have won everything we were involved with to be quite honest apart from the Europa League. One shouldn't be greedy but there's more to come from this team I feel.

Co.Antrim Shield - Winners!

Irish League Cup - Winners!

Irish FA Cup - Semi-Final

All-Ireland Cup - Runners-up

Europa League - 2nd Qualifier Round

League Table/Season Position Graph - Finished 1st

Key Players

Lewis Grabban - No pun intended but he was 'grabban' a few goals to help the cause this season. ;)

Karleigh Osborne - Another good season for the veteran.

Lee Gordon - Can play from right back or on the right wing. Tons of pace and can be very dangerous when on form.

Ryan Hughes - Solid winger and got a decent number of assists and a few goals to boot. He also picked up the Young Player of the Year award.

Febian Brandy - His goals alone, nevermind his performances made him a real gem for this league.

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Club Info

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Honours History

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Next season:

Since we won the league finally again, I'm not so uncomfortable in this club's hot-seat anymore and can now hope to push on and once again build this club up.

I will be hoping to pick up the three big ones next season: Retain the league, Win the Irish Cup and Win the All-Ireland Cup.

Any sort of progress in Europe will be welcomed for obvious reasons.

Would like to make some more money next season if possible so maybe one day we can have some youth facilities to pump out the odd player.

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England

Premier League - Man Utd

Relegated: Southampton, Norwich, Sunderland

Championship - Wolves (Winners), Leicester (Promoted), Nott Forrest (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Swansea, Watford, Brighton

League One - Millwall (Winners), Crewe (Promoted), Notts Co. (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Bradford, Southend, Scunthorpe, Rotherham

League Two - Chesterfield (Winners), Bury (Promoted), Torquay (Promoted), Oxford (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Histon, Tranmere

Conference National - Stockport (Winners), York (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Weymouth, Ebbsfleet, Corby, Bishop's Stortford

Conference North - Tamworth (Winners), Fleetwood (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Hyde, Cambridge C, Solihull Moors

Conference South - Sutton Utd (Winners), Hayes & Yeading (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Basingstoke, Maidenhead, Boreham Wood

FA Cup - Man Utd

League Cup - Man City

Community Shield - Liverpool

Football League Trophy - Millwall

FA Trophy - Macclesfield

Scotland

SPL - Rangers

Relegated: Falkirk

First Division - Raith

Relegated: East Stirlingshire, Forfar

Second Division - Partick Thistle (Winners), Peterhead (Play-off Winner)

Relegated: Livingston, Annan

Third Division - Dumbarton (Winners), Airdrie Utd (Play-off Winner)

FA Cup - Motherwell

League Cup - St. Johnstone

Challenge Cup - Queen of the South

Ireland

Premier League - Bohemians

Relegated: Fingal, Wexford, Waterford Utd

First Division - Cork City Foras (Winners), Longford (Play-off Winners)

FA Cup - Galway Utd

League Cup - Fingal

Munster Senior Cup - Waterford Utd

Wales

Premier League - Llanelli

Relegated: Barry

FA Cup - TNS

League Cup - Aberystwyth

Northern Ireland

Premier League - Newcastle FC

Relegated: Carrick

Championship One - Crusaders (Winners)

Relegated: Queens, Lower Maze

Championship Two - Sport & Leisure (Winners), Limavady Utd (Promotion)

Relegated: Wakehurt, Dromara

FA Cup - Crusaders

League Cup - Newcastle FC

Co.Antrim Shield - Newcastle FC

Steel Cup - Crusaders

Intermediate Cup - Moyola Park

Mid-Ulster Cup - Dungannon

All-Ireland Cup* - Galway Utd

Will be less detail for these as they are just read-only so I'll just tell you the winners..

France

Ligue 1 - Lyon

Coupe de France - Lyon

Coupe de la Ligue - Monaco

Trophee de Champions - Lyon

Germany

Bundesliga - FC Bayern

DFB-Pokal - FC Bayern

Netherlands

Eredivisie - Feyenoord

KNVB-Beker - Ajax

Johan Cruijff Schaal - Feyenoord

Italy

Seria A - Napoli

Coppa Italia - Genoa

Supercoppa - Milan

Spain

La Liga - At.Madrid

Copa del Ray - Valencia

Supercopa - At.Madrid

European Trophies & World Club Cup

World Club - Real Madrid

Supercup - Real Madrid

Europa League - Chelsea

Champions League - Real Madrid

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Newcastle FC - Northern Irish Premiership - 2020/21

Media Prediction: 3rd

Season Summary:

We had finally reached the top of the food chain in Northern Ireland and now we had to keep up performances to retain the league and pop a couple more trophies into the cabinet. We didn't bring in many players compared to previous years but some key performers were among them. The seasons league performance was not only our best but the best Premiership points tally since I took over at the club. We should have done better too truth be told.

Apart from the League Cup - which I have no idea why we underperformed so badly in that, we wrapped up every other trophy bar the European adventures which was quite obviously never something to even contemplate.

A great season to follow on from the last and I feel at last like this club is moving towards a much more dominant future. (We EVEN have new training facilities on the way and ...wait for it...YOUTH FACILITIES!!!! :D)

Co.Antrim Shield - Winners!

Irish League Cup - 2nd Round

Irish FA Cup - Winners!

All-Ireland Cup -Winners!

Europa League - 4th Qualifier Round

Champions League - 3rd Qualifier Round

League Table/Season Position Graph - Finished 1st

Key Players

John Barrett - A rock at the back. Might lose him.

Phil Betts - A good return given the modest amount of appearances compared to the others listed here.

Jason Marr - Solid performances from right back and centre back.

Ryan Hughes - Has pretty much claimed the left wing for himself. He followed up last years win of the Young Player of the Year award with winning this seasons Player of the Year award. :D

Febian Brandy - On his way out but still putting them away. Although not as good as last season.

Christopher Wilson - Our star player.

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Honours History

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Next season:

Again, I want to win the league, the Irish Cup and the All-Ireland Cup above all else. Making progress in Europe (reaching a group stage) I don't feel is too far away any more and once we do reach the Champions League group stage, the money from that will really set us on our way.

Really enjoying this career now and I'm thoroughly delighted that I will now get to stay at the same club for the entire save.

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England

Premier League - Liverpool

Relegated: Leeds, Wolves, Nott Forrest

Championship - Sheff Utd (Winners), Southampton (Promoted), Stoke (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Birmingham, Crewe, Notts Co.

League One - Watford (Winners), Bournemouth (Promoted), Coventry (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Sheff Wed, Oldham, Rochdale, Torquay

League Two - Barnet (Winners), Southend (Promoted), Exeter (Promoted), Dag & Red (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Stockport, Carlisle

Conference National - Tranmere (Winners), Kettering (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Hampton & Richmond, Barrow, Rushden, Staines

Conference North - Cambridge (Winners), Worcester (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Vauxhall, Boston Utd, St. Albans

Conference South - Dover (Winners), Farnborough (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Gloucester, Bromley, Forest Green

FA Cup - Liverpool

League Cup - Liverpool

Community Shield - Man Utd

Football League Trophy - Watford

FA Trophy - Accrington

Scotland

SPL - Celtic

Relegated: Raith

First Division - Falkirk

Relegated: Arbroath, Queen of the South

Second Division - Morton (Winners), Clyde (Play-off Winner)

Relegated: East Stirlingshire

Third Division - Albion Rovers (Winners)

FA Cup - Kilmarnock

League Cup - Celtic

Challenge Cup - East Fife

Ireland

Premier League - Galway Utd

Relegated: Wexford, St.Pats Athletic

First Division - Sligo Rovers (Winners), Monaghan Utd (Play-off Winners)

FA Cup - Bohemians

League Cup - Galway Utd

Munster Senior Cup - Waterford Utd

Wales

Premier League - Llanelli

Relegated: Goytre

FA Cup - Llanelli

League Cup - Haverfordwest

Northern Ireland

Premier League - Newcastle FC

Relegated: Glenavon

Championship One - Cliftonville

Relegated: Coagh Utd, Banbridge

Championship Two - Queens (Winners), Glebe (Promotion)

Relegated: Tobermore Utd, Knockbreda

FA Cup - Newcastle FC

League Cup - Glentoran

Co.Antrim Shield - Newcastle FC

Steel Cup - Carrick

Intermediate Cup - Larne

Mid-Ulster Cup - Loughgall

All-Ireland Cup* - Newcastle FC

Will be less detail for these as they are just read-only so I'll just tell you the winners..

France

Ligue 1 - Lyon

Coupe de France - SO Cassis-Carnoux

Coupe de la Ligue - Lyon

Trophee de Champions - PSG

Germany

Bundesliga - FC Bayern

DFB-Pokal - FC Bayern

Netherlands

Eredivisie - Feyenoord

KNVB-Beker - Feyenoord

Johan Cruijff Schaal - Feyenoord

Italy

Seria A - Napoli

Coppa Italia - Inter

Supercoppa - Napoli

Spain

La Liga - At.Madrid

Copa del Ray - Real Madrid

Supercopa - At.Madrid

European Trophies & World Club Cup

World Club - Real Madrid

Supercup - Chelsea

Europa League - Dortmund

Champions League - Barcelona

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Ended up reaching and unfortunately losing the Champions League play-off qualifier, for the first time since I started the save, this season and ended up in a Europa League group including Inter and Spurs.

Wasn't expecting much from our first game at home to Inter but I was rather surprised (although not as much as seeing Benitez still listed as manager) at how well we coped given the huge gulf in size of the clubs. :)

Certainly not the 10-0 battering I ..literally..expected.

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Newcastle FC - Northern Irish Premiership - 2021/22

Media Prediction: 2nd

Season Summary:

I was aiming for the League Title, the Irish Cup and the All-Ireland Cup and I felt confident we could achieve this. We began with the European campaign and for the first time we made the Champions Play-Off stage of the qualifiers, we lost out and thus, ended up in a Europa League group. This is a huge progression for this club and regardless of what was about to take place, anything better than this was purely a bonus.

In the league we weren't as solid as last season. I felt we lacked a bit of cutting edge at times to truly destroy some of the sides in the league. I experimented a bit with the formation at times, rightly or wrongly and we certainly didn't have much luck with injuries this season.

The Europa League group contained Inter and Spurs. We got hammered by Spurs home and away, however, we managed to avoid a hammering at home to Inter, we picked up a point away to Groningen, beat them in the home match and then after picking up our first win, got our second win at the San Siro. We ended up very nearly going through in all honesty but the last game was at home to Spurs, who as I said, hammered us. :p

Very much a massive experience in Europe this season. :D

In terms of the rest, we picked up the Antrim Shield, got the final of the League Cup and (whether it was injuries or not) we got hammered by Crusaders (who at the time were really pushing us in the league.) The All-Ireland Cup was something I really wanted to pick up (as the financial prize is pretty good for our level) but in the quarter final we gave away the tie in the first leg at home and then despite a good performance away, we lost out on away goals.

We did however manage to pick up the Irish Cup again and ended the season on a high by taking the league title once again.

Co.Antrim Shield - Winners!

Irish League Cup - Runners-up

Irish FA Cup - Winners!

All-Ireland Cup - Quarter-Final

Europa League - Group Stage

Champions League - Champions Play-off

League Table/Season Position Graph - Finished 1st

Key Players

Christopher Wilson - Another great season from the attacking midfielder.

Mark Robinson - Best striker I've had so far. Had fun early on in the season, especially in the CL qualifier - scoring four goals on his debut to announce himself.

Lee Gordon - Solid performances from right back.

Ryan Hughes - Another solid season for the left winger.

Matt Shannon - Popped up a few good goals and assists from right wing.

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Next season:

Well for the first time this close season, we have YOUTH PLAYERS - And yes, they are absolutely useless footballers! But they're OUR useless footballers!

And after asking the board on a whim they might give in - they did! Newcastle FC are now a professional outfit! - as you can see as well, another side have done the same. That now makes four sides in the top league are now professional. Which can only be a good thing.

Again next season, I just want to win the three big ones (at our level): the league, the Irish Cup and the All-Ireland Cup. Progression in Europe is obviously welcomed but I'm aware of the unlikely-hood we will do much better (if at all better) than last year.

O and I must mention, as much as it may seem like bragging, it's more slight confusion: I'm now (if you check out my latest manager profile) regarded as a World Class manager. How odd, considering the level I've been managing at.

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Premier League - Chelsea

Relegated: Stoke, Sheff Utd, Middlesbrough

Championship - Plymouth (Winners), Preston (Promoted), Wolves (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Millwall, Reading, Bournemouth

League One - Swansea (Winners), Bristol Rovers (Promoted), Shrewbury (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Oxford, Southend, Dag & Red, Wallsall

League Two - Oldham (Winners), Rotherham (Promoted), Scunthorpe (Promoted), Mansfield (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Leyton Orient, Tranmere

Conference National - Aldershot (Winners), Accrington (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Stockport, Dorchester, Southport, Hereford

Conference North - Nantwich (Winners), Hyde (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Marine, Harrogate, AFC Telford

Conference South - Ebbsfleet (Winners), Eastleigh (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Hampton & Richmond, Lewes, Kidderminster

FA Cup - Wigan

League Cup - Liverpool

Community Shield - Man Utd

Football League Trophy - Ipswich

FA Trophy - Bishop's Stortford

Scotland

SPL - Celtic

Relegated: Falkirk

First Division - Hamilton

Relegated: Peterhead, Morton

Second Division - Dumbarton (Winners), Queen of the South (Play-off Winner)

Relegated: Alloa, Forfar

Third Division - Albion Rovers (Winners), East Stirlingshire (Play-Off Winner)

FA Cup - St.Mirren

League Cup - Rangers

Challenge Cup - Raith

Ireland

Premier League - Galway Utd

Relegated: Longford

First Division - Mirvue Utd (Winners)

FA Cup - Shamrock Rovers

League Cup - Galway Utd

Munster Senior Cup - Waterford Utd

Wales

Premier League - Llanelli

Relegated: Afan Lido

FA Cup - Barry

League Cup - Carmarthen

Northern Ireland

Premier League - Newcastle FC

Relegated: Cliftonville

Championship One - Carrick

Relegated: Sport & Leisure, Limavady Utd

Championship Two - Newington (Winners), Oxford Utd Stars (Promotion)

Relegated: Armagh, Abbey Villa

FA Cup - Newcastle FC

League Cup - Crusaders

Co.Antrim Shield - Newcastle FC

Steel Cup - P.S.N.I.

Intermediate Cup - Newcastle FC Reserves

Mid-Ulster Cup - Dungannon

All-Ireland Cup* - Galway Utd

Will be less detail for these as they are just read-only so I'll just tell you the winners..

France

Ligue 1 - Lyon

Coupe de France - ES Cannet-Rocheville

Coupe de la Ligue - Lyon

Trophee de Champions - Lyon

Germany

Bundesliga - FC Bayern

DFB-Pokal - FC Bayern

Netherlands

Eredivisie - Ajax

KNVB-Beker - Feyenoord

Johan Cruijff Schaal - Feyenoord

Italy

Seria A - Juventus

Coppa Italia - Milan

Supercoppa - Inter

Spain

La Liga - At.Madrid

Copa del Ray - At.Madrid

Supercopa - Real Madrid

European Trophies & World Club Cup

World Club - Barcelona

Supercup - Dortmund

Europa League - Real Madrid

Champions League - Barcelona

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World Cup 2022

Hosts: Australia

Quarter-Finals:

Ghana 0 - 6 Germany

Brazil 1 - 2 Russia

Austria 1 - 1 Netherlands [Netherlands through on penalties]

France 2 - 1 Spain

Semi-Finals:

Germany 2 - 3 France [After extra time]

Russia 1 - 2 Netherlands

3rd/4th:

Germany 3 - 0 Russia

Final:

France 1 - 3 Netherlands

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Wow amazing season really. You think you can keep improving, particularly in Europe? I supposed slow and steady progress would be good enough!

What a goal to win against Inter!

Thanks GioGio85!

Well I expect we will. I haven't managed to make the CL group stage thus far and I think that is definitely achievable over the next few season. Even if it's just through a lucky draw with the qualifiers.

The money you receive (consider the level I'm playing) for reaching the CL group stage (something like £6million+) puts the club into real contention for moving forward. You do that season after season (simply making the group stage) eventually you should start to make progress.

I'm in it for the long-haul without any doubt. I have visions of still playing with this save when the next edition of FM is coming out in the Autumn. :D

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Newcastle FC - Northern Irish Premiership - 2022/23

Media Prediction: 2nd

Season Summary:

This season wasn't that enjoyable near the end. Again last like last season we couldn't go beyond the CL qualifiers and ended up in a tough group with Sporting CP and Arsenal.

Our league form was the worst for three years and it spilled over into our cup form. We lost in the Antrim Shield final, we went out early in the League Cup and things weren't too positive.

We managed to reach the top in the league that keep things from being a mini-crisis but again we were in the middle of getting thumped in the Europa League which didn't feel too good.

We lost in the semi-final of the Irish Cup which was a real kick in the teeth against opposition who really should have been hammered by ourselves any season but this one. Same for the All-Ireland Cup in which we got hammered in the 2nd leg of the semi-final against Shamrock Rovers.

Hanging onto the top spot in the league stopped it being a complete regression but all in all, a forgettable season.

Co.Antrim Shield - Runners-up

Irish League Cup - 3rd Round

Irish FA Cup - Semi-Final

All-Ireland Cup - Semi-Final

Europa League - Group Stage

Champions League - Champions Play-off

League Table/Season Position Graph - Finished 1st

Key Players

Christopher Wilson - Not as good as last season but still a key figure.

Matt Eccleston - Great winger who can play on both sides. Been with us for a few seasons now but has fully established himself now.

Phil Betts - Our most consistent striker.

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Next season:

I might venture into the transfer market for the first time in years. It ends may justify the means in terms of us getting into the CL group stages. Signing some players with higher reputation might also go towards gaining a bigger fan-base as currently we still only sell out our tiny 600 seater stadium for big matches. I never had this problem in FM2010 I have to say. I had a new stadium being built at this stage, hah.

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Premier League - Man Utd

Relegated: Leicester, Wolves, Preston

Championship - Sunderland (Winners), Doncaster (Promoted), Leeds (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Coventry, Portsmouth, Bristol Rovers

League One - Brighton (Winners), Birmingham (Promoted), Notts Co. (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Swindon, Oldham, Ipswich, Bury

League Two - Bradford (Winners), Hartlepool (Promoted), Rochdale (Promoted), Kettering (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Welling, Accrington

Conference National - Port Vale (Winners), Alfreton (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Tamworth, Gainsborough, Nantwich, Eastleigh

Conference North - Solihull Moors (Winners), Hereford (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Ashton Utd, Barrow, Redditch

Conference South - Dorchester (Winners),Basingstoke (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Thurrock, Staines, Weston-super-mare

FA Cup - Liverpool

League Cup - Liverpool

Community Shield - Chelsea

Football League Trophy - Mansfield

FA Trophy - Tranmere

Scotland

SPL - Rangers

Relegated: Hamilton

First Division - Ross County

Relegated: Dunfermline, Clyde

Second Division - Brechin (Winners), Stenhousemuir (Play-off Winner)

Relegated: Albion Rovers

Third Division - Alloa

FA Cup - Dundee Utd

League Cup - Rangers

Challenge Cup - Arbroath

Ireland

Premier League - Galway Utd

Relegated: Cork City Foras, Mirvue Utd

First Division - Longford (Winners), St.Pats Athletic (Play-off Winner)

FA Cup - Derry City

League Cup - Mirvue Utd

Munster Senior Cup - Blarney

Wales

Premier League - Llanelli

Relegated: Barry

FA Cup - Llanelli

League Cup - Carmarthen

Northern Ireland

Premier League - Newcastle FC

Relegated: Carrick

Championship One - Larne

Relegated: Portadown, Newington

Championship Two - Limavady Utd (Winners), Coagh Utd (Promotion)

Relegated: Dromara, Dungiven

FA Cup - Crusaders

League Cup - Bangor

Co.Antrim Shield - Crusaders

Steel Cup - Ards

Intermediate Cup - Crusaders Reserves

Mid-Ulster Cup - Dungannon

All-Ireland Cup* - Galway Utd

Will be less detail for these as they are just read-only so I'll just tell you the winners..

France

Ligue 1 - Lyon

Coupe de France - AS Nancy

Coupe de la Ligue - Lyon

Trophee de Champions - Lyon

Germany

Bundesliga - Schalke

DFB-Pokal - Dortmund

Netherlands

Eredivisie - Ajax

KNVB-Beker - Ajax

Johan Cruijff Schaal - Feyenoord

Italy

Seria A - Fiorentina

Coppa Italia - Milan

Supercoppa - Juventus

Spain

La Liga - Barcelona

Copa del Ray - Real Madrid

Supercopa - At.Madrid

European Trophies & World Club Cup

World Club - Cruz Azul

Supercup - Barcelona

Europa League - Athletic

Champions League - Barcelona

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Excellent job, £6m in the bank!

I know man, it's a blessing for the ever increasing (although tiny compared to the big dogs) wage budget.

Where do you play your European home games?

As much as it's meant to be a national stadium in real life, we play ours in our wee 600 seater stadium, ha! :D

Congrats on getting to the group stage! Hopefully I can make it there as well someday in my current save, at Waterford United at the moment and it is proving difficult enough just to make it to the Premiership :p

It's tough and there is several key points in the progession for clubs like this so I can sympathise. Incidently, Galway Utd have also made it into the CL group stage this year as well.

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Media Prediction: 2nd

Season Summary:

Not a lot to say about this season as once again our cup performances bar the CL (in which we managed to reach the group stage finally) were absolutely dreadful.

That said, we finally had our first unbeaten season and that is at least something to savour. :cool:

Co.Antrim Shield - 1st Round

Irish League Cup - Quarter-Final

Irish FA Cup - 5th Round

All-Ireland Cup - Quarter-Final

Champions League - Group Stage

League Table/Season Position Graph - Finished 1st

Key Players

Ray Tonkin - Not great technically for a winger but his pace and energy makes up for it.

Dave Smith - Our rock at the back.

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Next season:

We've had a takeover now and a new chairman has taken over post-season. He's been nice enough to clear our small debt and has doubled our funds as well. Hopefully we can take advantage of this and get some better players in for the CL this season to make sure we can make the group stage again.

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Premier League - Liverpool

Relegated: Sunderland, Plymouth, Doncaster

Championship - Leicester (Winners), Middlesbrough (Promoted), Preston (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Watford, Derby, Birmingham

League One - Charlton (Winners), Bristol Rovers (Promoted), Reading (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Barnet, Hartlepool, Rochdale, Kettering

League Two - Ipswich (Winners), Swindon (Promoted), Sheff Utd (Promoted), Walsall (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Oldham, Lincoln

Conference National - Carlisle (Winners), Leyton Orient (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Macclesfield, Darlington, Sutton Utd, Hereford

Conference North - Altrincham (Winners), Tamworth (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Stafford, Lowestoft, AFC Telford

Conference South - Forest Green (Winners), Billericay (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Kidderminster, Dartford, Weymouth

FA Cup - Arsenal

League Cup - Chelsea

Community Shield - Liverpool

Football League Trophy - Exeter

FA Trophy - Dover

Scotland

SPL - Celtic

Relegated: Inverness CT

First Division - Hamilton

Relegated: Stenhousemuir

Second Division - Arbroath

Relegated: Dunfermline

Third Division - Annan

FA Cup - Forfar

League Cup - Rangers

Challenge Cup - Hamilton

Ireland

Premier League - Galway Utd

Relegated: Longford, Monaghan Utd

First Division - Wexford

FA Cup - St. Pats Athletic

League Cup - St. Pats Athletic

Munster Senior Cup - Waterford Utd

Wales

Premier League - Llanelli

Relegated: Cambrian & Clydach

FA Cup - Havertfordwest

League Cup -TNS

Northern Ireland

Premier League - Newcastle FC

Relegated: Dungannon, Larne

Championship One - Cliftonville (Winners), Carrick (Play-off Winners)

Relegated: Limavady Utd, Oxford Utd Stars

Championship Two - Newington (Winners), Annagh Utd (Promotion)

Relegated: Brantwood, Chimney Corner

FA Cup - Distillery

League Cup - Crusaders

Co.Antrim Shield - Bangor

Steel Cup - Crusaders Reserves

Intermediate Cup - Newcastle FC Reserves

Mid-Ulster Cup - Dungannon

All-Ireland Cup* - St. Pats Athletic

Will be less detail for these as they are just read-only so I'll just tell you the winners..

France

Ligue 1 - Lyon

Coupe de France - Chaumont FC

Coupe de la Ligue - Lyon

Trophee de Champions - AS Nancy

Germany

Bundesliga - FC Bayern

DFB-Pokal - FC Bayern

Netherlands

Eredivisie - Ajax

KNVB-Beker - FC Twente

Johan Cruijff Schaal - Feyenoord

Italy

Seria A - Genoa

Coppa Italia - Genoa

Supercoppa - Milan

Spain

La Liga - At.Madrid

Copa del Ray - Real Madrid

Supercopa - Barcelona

European Trophies & World Club Cup

World Club - Sao Paulo

Supercup - Athletic

Europa League - Juventus

Champions League - Man Utd

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European Championship 2024

Hosts: England

Quarter-Finals:

Netherlands 2 - 3 Czech Republic

Portugal 0 - 1 Germany

Croatia 1 - 0 Russia

Sweden 0 - 0 Italy (Italy win on penalties)

Semi-Finals:

Czech Republic 1 - 2 Italy

Germany 3 - 0 Croatia

Final:

Italy 0 - 0 Germany (Germany win on penalties)

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