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More examples: Huddersfield v Millwall 25:50 - Watmore (Millwall) Millwall v Cardiff 96:05 - Hutchinson (Millwall) Sunderland v Millwall 73:45 - Bradshaw (Millwall) Millwall v Plymouth 46:00 (first half) - Hardie (Plymouth) Swansea v Millwall 89:15 - Cabango (Swansea) CFuller_Huddersfield v Millwall.pkm CFuller_Millwall v Cardiff.pkm CFuller_Sunderland v Millwall.pkm CFuller_Millwall v Plymouth.pkm CFuller_Swansea v Millwall.pkm

More examples: Millwall v Watford 8:25 - After a long ball from Millwall's right-back McNamara goes too far, Watford's left-back Lewis decides to head it across to his centre-back Porteous rather than wait to control it or let it go out of play. 47:00 (first half) - A spell of needlessly messy head tennis in Millwall's area, starting with McNamara heading away a cross from Lewis. 46:30 (second half) - After Millwall goalkeeper Bialkowski saves a shot from Watford right-back Andrews, Millwall midfielder Campbell heads the ball clear. I feel like he could wait a little longer to clear more effectively with his feet. 58:10 - Watford's Koné clears a cross from Esse with a header out wide. His team-mate Ince then makes another headed clearance for no obvious reason. Rotherham v Millwall 26:25 - After a shot from Millwall forward Esse is blocked by two Rotherham defenders, a third defender Morrison decides to head it back to his goalkeeper Johansson rather than pass it back. 94:35 - Rotherham's Tiéhi sends a long ball into the Millwall box but is unlikely to find Lembikisa on the right wing. Millwall left-back Scales still decides to head it forward instead of waiting a bit longer to control and clear. Millwall v Leicester 83:05 - A shot from Leicester's Daka is blocked by Millwall centre-back Harding. The ball bounces up to Millwall right-back McNamara, who heads it back to goalkeeper Sarkic - the ball bouncing dangerously close to Daka. CFuller_Millwall v Watford.pkm CFuller_Rotherham v Millwall.pkm CFuller_Millwall v Leicester.pkm

More examples: Millwall v Norwich 27:00 - Norwich defender Hanley hits a long ball down the left. Millwall right-back McNamara decides to knock it across to his team-mate Campbell in a dangerous situation, and it is intercepted by Rowe, starting a counter-attack. Bristol City v Millwall 62:20 - A clearance from Bristol City keeper Bajic is headed back into the City area by Millwall left-back Norton-Cuffy. 63:15 - Millwall defender Cooper heads away a corner. As the ball bounces out of the Millwall box, Bristol City's Benarous attempts a couple of headers before his half-volley is blocked. Millwall v Reading 29:30 - Reading defender Yiadom clears a Norton-Cuffy long ball out of the penalty area with a diving header when something less fancy would have made more sense. 42:45 - Millwall midfielder Honeyman hits a long ball towards the centre circle for Esse, who pointlessly heads it on to a Reading defender. 45:10 (second half) - A headed clearance from Reading's Holmes is headed off the touchline by Millwall's Longman to his team-mate Emakhu, who pointlessly heads it into the Reading area. 53:50 - Reading's Mola hits a long ball towards the far side of the Millwall penalty area. It looks like the right-back Norton-Cuffy should cover it, but the Millwall goalkeeper Bialkowski charges out with a headed clearance that is intercepted by Azeez. 62:10 - Millwall and Reading play head tennis. A throw-in from Millwall right-back Leonard is followed by four consecutive headers. Millwall v Middlesbrough 0:10 - Bryan crosses the ball to his Millwall team-mate Bradshaw on the edge of the centre circle. For no reason whatsoever, Bradshaw heads it back about 40 yards to his centre-back Cooper, rather than flick it on to Campbell. 7:45 - Bryan plays the ball down the line for Emakhu. Instead of running onto it, Emakhu plays a wasteful header into the Middlesbrough box, ending a potential attack. 93:50 - Millwall right-back Norton-Cuffy intercepts a Middlesbrough ball but makes a very risky header outside his penalty area to goalkeeper Sarkic. It would be more understandable if Norton-Cuffy just tried to clear the ball into touch. QPR v Millwall 64:35 - Millwall striker Bradshaw flicks the ball towards QPR's penalty area. QPR defender Cannon waits for the ball to bounce and then plays a risky header that is intercepted by Bradshaw. He should have either cleared the ball with his feet or passed back to Begovic. Millwall v Sheffield Wednesday 26:20 - Millwall defender Hutchinson plays the ball far too high to right-winger Esse, who can only head it to a Sheffield Wednesday defender. CFuller_Millwall v Norwich.pkm CFuller_Bristol City v Millwall.pkm CFuller_Millwall v Reading.pkm CFuller_Millwall v Middlesbrough.pkm CFuller_QPR v Millwall.pkm CFuller_Millwall v Sheffield Wednesday.pkm

More examples: Millwall v Norwich 8:05 - Millwall's Emakhu runs through the referee to try to reach a clearance from Norwich's McLean. Millwall v Middlesbrough 47:00 (second half) - After scoring Millwall's second goal, Emakhu runs through Middlesbrough player McNair and Millwall team-mate Bradshaw during his celebration. QPR v Millwall 73:10 - Millwall forward Emakhu walks through QPR defender Cook, just as Cook plays a back-pass. Millwall v Preston 67:55 - Millwall forward Watmore runs through Preston right-back Ramsay twice in a matter of seconds. 80:55 - Millwall goalkeeper Trueman dives through his post and across the byline as a header from Preston striker Keane goes over the bar. Millwall v Sheffield Wednesday 0:00 - Emakhu walks through his Millwall team-mate Mitchell pretty much as soon as the match kicks off. Perhaps a positional error at kick-offs? (I'm using a basic 4-4-2 formation, by the way.) 4:35 - Wednesday's Buckley appears to go through Emakhu as he passes back to Famewo. 93:20 - Millwall defenders Cooper and Scales appear to go through each other as Cooper makes a clearance. CFuller_Millwall v Norwich.pkm CFuller_Millwall v Middlesbrough.pkm CFuller_QPR v Millwall.pkm CFuller_Millwall v Preston.pkm CFuller_Millwall v Sheffield Wednesday.pkm

OTHER LEAGUES FRANCE Ligue 1 Top Three: Nantes (1st), Toulouse (2nd), Marseille (3rd). Relegated: Rennes (18th), Sochaux (19th), Lens (20th). Promoted from Ligue 2: Lusitanos (1st), Ajaccio AC (2nd), Dijon (3rd). Top Goalscorer - Fabio Biagi (Lille), Alexandr Shirko (Nantes): 19. Most Assists - Néstor Fabián Canobbio (Monaco): 12. Highest Average Rating - Francisco Salazar (Toulouse): 8.21. Coupe de France: Nantes 1-0 Grenoble. Coupe de la Ligue: Nantes 2-0 Paris-SG. GERMANY 1. Bundesliga Top Three: Dortmund (1st), VfB Stuttgart (2nd), Werder Bremen (3rd). Relegated: Ahlen (16th), Frankfurt (17th), St Pauli (18th). Promoted from 2. Bundesliga: Bielefeld (1st), Unterhaching (2nd), SVW Mannheim (3rd). Top Goalscorer - Milan Baros (Hertha BSC), Javier Saviola (VfB Stuttgart): 17. Most Assists - Wesley Sneijder (1.FC Köln): 17. Highest Average Rating - Javier Saviola (VfB Stuttgart): 7.76. DFB-Pokal: VfB Stuttgart 2-1 Schalke 04. DFB-Liga Pokal: VfB Stuttgart 2-0 Nürnberg. HOLLAND Eredivisie Top Three: PSV (1st), Ajax (2nd), Feyenoord (3rd). Relegated: Cambuur (16th), MVV (17th), De Graafschap (18th). Promoted from Eerste Divisie: Volendam (1st), Eindhoven (2nd), NAC (3rd). Top Goalscorer - Mateja Kezman (PSV): 23. Most Assists - Brett Emerton (Feyenoord): 15. Highest Average Rating - Mateja Kezman (PSV): 8.32. KNVB Beker: Ajax 4-1 PSV. ITALY Serie A Top Three: Roma (1st), Lazio (2nd), Milan (3rd). Relegated: Vicenza (15th), Bari (16th), Fiorentina (17th), Fiorenzuola (18th). Promoted from Serie B: Napoli (1st), Genoa (2nd), Cosenza (3rd), Chievo (4th). Top Goalscorer - Sergio Zani (Roma): 20. Most Assists - Mauro Capuano (Roma): 11. Highest Average Rating - Andriy Shevchenko (Inter): 8.00. Coppa Italia: Milan 3-1 Roma (aggregate). PORTUGAL Primeira Liga Top Three: Porto (1st), Sporting (2nd), Vitória Setúbal (3rd). Relegated: Leiria (16th), Braga (17th), Campomaiorense (18th). Promoted from Segunda Liga: Salgueiros (1st), Ovarense (2nd), Barreirense (3rd). Top Goalscorer - Rogério Batista (Académica): 26. Most Assists - Deco (Porto): 14. Highest Average Rating - Saeed Nasrullah Al-Kuwari (Estrela Amadora): 8.15. Taça de Portugal: Maia 2-0 Braga. SCOTLAND Premier League Top Three: Rangers (1st), Celtic (2nd), Aberdeen (3rd). Relegated: Hearts (12th). Promoted from Division 1: Dundee (1st). Top Goalscorer - Gordon Weir (Celtic): 21. Most Assists - Alex (Rangers), Arjen Robben (Rangers): 10. Highest Average Rating - Gordon Weir (Celtic): 8.14. Scottish Cup: Rangers 4-1 Aberdeen. League Cup: Rangers 4-0 Aberdeen. SPAIN La Liga Top Three: Barcelona (1st), Valencia (2nd), Real Madrid (3rd). Relegated: Villarreal (18th), Córdoba (19th), Real Sociedad (20th). Promoted from Segunda División: Extremadura (1st), Oviedo (2nd), Málaga (3rd). Top Goalscorer - Lionel Messi (Barcelona): 31. Most Assists - Xavi (Barcelona): 14. Highest Average Rating - Lionel Messi (Barcelona): 8.61. Copa del Rey: Oviedo 2-1 Barcelona (aet). CONTINENTAL & INTERNATIONAL CLUB Champions League: Dortmund 2-1 Barcelona - in London. UEFA Cup: Marseille 2-0 Atalanta - in Amsterdam. Super Cup: Celtic 2-1 Barcelona. Intercontinental Cup: Barcelona 4-0 Flamengo. FIFA World Player of the Year - David Trezeguet (Dortmund & France). World Footballer of the Year - Cristiano Ronaldo (Chelsea & Portugal). African Player of the Year - Samuel Eto'o (Dortmund & Cameroon). European Player of the Year - Djibril Cissé (Man Utd & France). South American Player of the Year - Falcao (River & Colombia). Oceania Player of the Year - Harry Kewell (FC Bayern & Australia). LEADING TRANSFERS (Premiership) DATE NAME POSITIONS FROM TO FEE 25/06/11 Martín Demichelis D C Juventus Man Utd £12M 07/07/10 Maicon D R Porto Man Utd £10.75M 04/08/10 Carlos Arturo Marinelli AM LC River Chelsea £9M 23/07/10 Ledley King D C Rangers Liverpool £8.75M 05/07/10 Stephan Lichtsteiner D/M R Sunderland Leeds £8.5M 19/07/10 Paul Hill DM C Notts Co Southampton £8.25M 05/08/10 Michael Carrick DM C Man City Bolton £8.25M 07/07/10 Kevin Hofland D C PSV Man Utd £8M 11/07/10 Sebastian Larsson M LC Sunderland Bradford £6.75M 10/08/10 Nick Ball DM C Everton Middlesbrough £6.25M LEADING TRANSFERS (not including Premiership) DATE NAME POSITIONS FROM TO FEE 17/07/10 Tomas Rosicky AM/F RC VfB Stuttgart Dortmund £19M 24/07/10 Pablo Aimar AM C Schalke 04 Hertha BSC £13.75M 15/12/10 Gabriel Milito SW/D C Juventus Barcelona £12.5M 22/07/10 Kaká AM/F LC São Paulo Lazio £12.25M 17/01/11 Nihat F RC Besiktas Rangers £12.25M 30/07/10 Rafael DM C Cruzeiro Porto £12M 15/12/10 Anthony Reveillère D RL Arsenal Barcelona £12M 30/11/10 Ji-Sung Park DM RC Schalke 04 VfB Stuttgart £10.75M 15/12/10 Hugo Valdir Da Cunha AM C Benfica Marseille £10.25M 02/01/11 Matteo Brighi DM LC Milan Lazio £10.25M

SEASON REVIEW 2010/2011 ENGLAND NOTE: All goals and assist records relate to league matches only. PREMIERSHIP Pos Team Pld Won Drn Lst For Ag Won Drn Lst For Ag Pts -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1st C Chelsea 38 15 3 1 46 11 12 4 3 43 23 88 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2nd Leeds 38 13 2 4 37 15 12 3 4 31 17 80 3rd Liverpool 38 14 5 0 32 8 9 5 5 21 16 79 4th Man Utd 38 14 4 1 45 12 10 1 8 34 31 77 5th Southampton 38 14 4 1 26 7 5 7 7 20 24 68 6th Arsenal 38 13 3 3 40 19 5 4 10 26 36 61 7th Coventry 38 12 4 3 35 21 4 6 9 21 29 58 8th Stoke 38 9 7 3 22 13 4 4 11 14 30 50 9th Everton 38 10 5 4 30 19 3 5 11 16 34 49 10th Bolton 38 12 2 5 27 12 1 7 11 12 29 48 11th Crystal Palace 38 8 7 4 37 26 5 2 12 14 36 48 12th Sheff Wed 38 11 3 5 32 21 2 5 12 20 39 47 13th Newcastle 38 14 0 5 42 26 1 2 16 15 45 47 14th Middlesbrough 38 8 3 8 34 29 4 5 10 21 33 44 15th Ipswich 38 11 3 5 36 21 2 2 15 17 43 44 16th Burnley 38 11 3 5 42 26 2 2 15 7 35 44 17th Bradford 38 10 1 8 37 34 4 1 14 16 34 44 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 18th R Man City 38 8 6 5 25 18 2 4 13 23 46 40 19th R Wolves 38 7 3 9 39 42 2 0 17 19 54 30 20th R Blackburn 38 4 3 12 13 27 2 2 15 17 43 23 Top Goalscorer - Patrick Kluivert (Arsenal): 28. Most Assists - Lee Bowyer (Leeds): 13. Highest Average Rating - Cristiano Ronaldo (Chelsea): 8.52. PFA Player of the Year - Cristiano Ronaldo (Chelsea). PFA Young Player of the Year - not awarded. DIVISION 1 Pos Team Pld Won Drn Lst For Ag Won Drn Lst For Ag Pts -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1st C Crewe 46 18 3 2 51 19 9 4 10 27 33 88 2nd P Torquay 46 16 5 2 48 19 8 6 9 32 36 83 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3rd Charlton 46 10 9 4 32 17 11 9 3 27 16 81 4th Swindon 46 15 4 4 34 16 7 8 8 31 30 78 5th P Grimsby 46 13 8 2 42 21 7 8 8 24 24 76 6th Birmingham 46 14 3 6 46 34 9 3 11 52 61 75 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7th West Ham 46 12 8 3 31 14 7 8 8 21 20 73 8th Fulham 46 14 4 5 37 22 7 6 10 33 37 73 9th Notts Co 46 13 5 5 44 25 8 4 11 37 43 72 10th Sheff Utd 46 14 4 5 59 36 6 6 11 33 43 70 11th Preston 46 16 4 3 47 25 5 3 15 18 40 70 12th Huddersfield 46 10 5 8 29 24 8 10 5 24 20 69 13th Nottm Forest 46 16 2 5 51 34 5 4 14 27 46 69 14th Chesterfield 46 11 5 7 35 25 8 6 9 38 48 68 15th Norwich 46 14 4 5 52 31 5 4 14 30 52 65 16th Tottenham 46 14 3 6 45 28 4 6 13 30 44 63 17th W.B.A. 46 11 4 8 41 36 6 6 11 24 32 61 18th Sunderland 46 9 8 6 25 20 4 4 15 17 32 51 19th Kidderminster 46 10 7 6 29 20 4 2 17 21 42 51 20th Aston Villa 46 9 6 8 36 37 3 6 14 23 39 48 21st Carlisle 46 12 6 5 45 32 0 3 20 11 58 45 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 22nd R Dag & Red 46 6 11 6 14 13 3 5 15 13 28 43 23rd R Millwall 46 9 6 8 31 28 0 6 17 15 46 39 24th R Bristol City 46 3 4 16 18 41 1 1 21 9 52 17 DIVISION 2 Pos Team Pld Won Drn Lst For Ag Won Drn Lst For Ag Pts -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1st C Gillingham 46 16 3 4 44 23 10 5 8 40 43 86 2nd P Macclesfield 46 19 4 0 69 28 6 6 11 33 45 85 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3rd Peterborough 46 15 3 5 32 17 9 5 9 30 30 80 4th Hull 46 17 5 1 47 21 5 5 13 32 44 76 5th P Darlington 46 11 7 5 43 25 11 2 10 35 33 75 6th Tranmere 46 15 7 1 33 12 4 9 10 25 30 73 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7th Rotherham 46 13 6 4 42 22 7 6 10 25 32 72 8th Derby 46 11 6 6 37 30 8 8 7 33 34 71 9th Doncaster 46 14 5 4 41 21 4 10 9 26 33 69 10th Wrexham 46 11 10 2 22 8 7 5 11 23 30 69 11th Northampton 46 13 5 5 53 38 7 3 13 43 56 68 12th Luton 46 11 7 5 25 15 5 8 10 17 19 63 13th Cardiff 46 12 4 7 48 34 6 3 14 31 42 61 14th Leicester 46 14 1 8 32 27 3 9 11 26 41 61 15th Shrewsbury 46 12 5 6 40 31 4 5 14 25 40 58 16th Cambridge Utd 46 11 7 5 41 33 5 3 15 23 41 58 17th Rochdale 46 14 2 7 44 37 3 5 15 31 51 58 18th Barnsley 46 7 4 12 47 51 9 5 9 36 36 57 19th Leyton Orient 46 12 6 5 28 16 3 6 14 17 33 57 20th Oxford 46 9 6 8 44 44 7 0 16 37 49 54 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 21st R Brentford 46 10 8 5 43 40 4 3 16 23 47 53 22nd R Mansfield 46 10 5 8 29 22 3 7 13 21 38 51 23rd R Reading 46 7 6 10 32 34 4 4 15 36 53 43 24th R Q.P.R. 46 6 3 14 30 56 3 3 17 17 46 33 DIVISION 3 Pos Team Pld Won Drn Lst For Ag Won Drn Lst For Ag Pts -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1st C Oldham 46 14 2 7 37 23 16 3 4 37 20 95 2nd P Northwich Vics 46 15 3 5 47 20 11 3 9 34 31 84 3rd P Wigan 46 16 4 3 48 23 10 1 12 31 33 83 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4th P Blackpool 46 13 7 3 46 24 9 7 7 32 29 80 5th Wycombe 46 13 5 5 44 34 10 6 7 35 26 80 6th Stockport 46 12 3 8 41 31 10 4 9 38 35 73 7th Watford 46 13 7 3 34 19 8 3 12 31 37 73 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8th Rushden 46 11 6 6 35 26 8 8 7 28 30 71 9th Scunthorpe 46 12 5 6 32 29 9 3 11 39 39 71 10th Bristol Rovers 46 13 7 3 38 18 7 3 13 27 33 70 11th Portsmouth 46 14 4 5 42 25 5 5 13 19 38 66 12th Colchester 46 9 6 8 26 22 8 8 7 26 24 65 13th Stalybridge 46 11 8 4 33 28 5 7 11 30 38 63 14th Bury 46 12 5 6 35 29 6 4 13 26 40 63 15th Hartlepool 46 10 8 5 26 22 6 6 11 29 33 62 16th Exeter 46 9 9 5 26 19 4 10 9 18 23 58 17th Bournemouth 46 11 6 6 21 13 3 9 11 11 24 57 18th Telford 46 7 8 8 19 23 5 9 9 13 19 53 19th Swansea 46 10 6 7 29 26 1 8 14 16 36 47 20th Plymouth 46 9 4 10 28 27 2 8 13 6 21 45 21st Port Vale 46 6 8 9 25 30 4 7 12 28 42 45 22nd Scarborough 46 6 4 13 28 37 6 3 14 22 43 43 23rd Walsall 46 9 4 10 29 32 1 6 16 20 53 40 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 24th R Lincoln 46 5 7 11 21 37 2 5 16 21 43 33 CONFERENCE Pos Team Pld Won Drn Lst For Ag Won Drn Lst For Ag Pts -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1st C Morecambe 42 15 4 2 46 19 13 4 4 42 29 92 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2nd Bath City 42 13 6 2 41 23 12 4 5 45 30 85 3rd Boston Utd 42 14 6 1 49 23 11 3 7 31 28 84 4th Worksop 42 13 6 2 40 20 11 5 5 37 27 83 5th Wimbledon 42 11 5 5 35 28 10 3 8 43 43 71 6th Cheltenham 42 14 2 5 37 25 7 5 9 24 27 70 7th Canvey Island 42 12 2 7 40 27 7 8 6 36 27 67 8th Harrow Borough 42 10 8 3 32 21 6 6 9 26 29 62 9th Barnet 42 10 5 6 33 31 7 5 9 25 30 61 10th Yeovil 42 11 4 6 49 45 6 4 11 35 43 59 11th Hereford 42 8 9 4 35 23 6 7 8 27 29 58 12th Farnborough 42 8 6 7 31 28 5 6 10 22 31 51 13th Nuneaton Borough 42 9 2 10 33 41 5 6 10 28 33 50 14th Brighton 42 6 7 8 28 30 5 8 8 34 40 48 15th Salisbury 42 11 4 6 33 31 1 7 13 22 42 47 16th Margate 42 8 5 8 26 30 4 5 12 26 44 46 17th Clevedon 42 8 6 7 33 23 3 6 12 17 31 45 18th Slough 42 9 2 10 32 32 2 7 12 20 32 42 19th Merthyr Tydfil 42 7 7 7 27 30 3 5 13 26 40 42 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 20th R York 42 9 6 6 26 20 1 5 15 16 42 41 21st R Colwyn Bay 42 6 5 10 24 26 4 1 16 16 37 36 22nd R Ilkeston Town 42 5 6 10 33 43 3 3 15 21 49 33 Promoted to Conference: Burton Albion, Kingstonian, Runcorn. FA Cup: Ipswich 2-0 Chelsea. League Cup: Bolton 2-1 Newcastle. Community Shield: Liverpool 1-0 Arsenal. Football League Trophy: Gillingham 2-1 Hartlepool.

Correction: Robinson's history should say that he was Under-21s Assistant Manager from 1/7/2022 to 25/12/2023.

ELSEWHERE IN FOOTBALL... Barcelona win their eighth La Liga title in nine years, finishing just two points clear of Valencia. They secure the title with a 1-0 final-day victory over Las Palmas, in which Lionel Messi scores his 31st goal of the season - his 40th in all competitions. England are among the first teams to qualify for Euro 2012. Celtic midfielder John Eustace scores on his debut as the Three Lions triumph 2-1 in Iceland to top their group with six straight victories. Roma left-back Ashley Cole leads by example after taking over as captain, despite an incident at the Bisham Abbey training base, where Cole accidentally shoots the young Sheffield Wednesday keeper Jonathan Berry. Matthias Sammer - the manager of Bundesliga mid-tablers Borussia Mönchengladbach - watches the Aussie TV soap "Neighbours", in which Serbian forward Milan Jovanovic is named "one of the greatest soccer players in the world". Sammer is so inspired that he pays £8.75million for Jovanovic, who netted 21 goals this season... for Unterhaching, in Germany's second division. Manchester United rebuild their squad after another trophyless season, signing Juventus centre-back Martín Demichelis for £12million and Real Madrid midfielder Frank Lampard for £3.8million. United also recruit the newly-capped 23-year-old France forward Gilles Borbiconi, who scored 11 goals in Ligue 1 for Marseille. After scoring 28 goals in 35 Premiership matches for Arsenal, Patrick Kluivert decides that one season in England is enough for him. The 34-year-old striker returns to Holland and becomes player-manager of Eindhoven. No, not PSV - that’s FC Eindhoven, who’ve just been promoted to the Eredivisie. IN OTHER NEWS... Cows across the world rejoice as the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization announces that rinderpest - described as the cattle plague - has been fully eradicated. It is only the second disease (after smallpox) to be wiped out worldwide. Two months after a spectacular final-round collapse at the Masters, Rory McIlroy bounces back to win the first major title of his golf career. The 22-year-old from Northern Ireland wins the US Open by eight strokes - and with a record low score. After their "Party Rock Anthem" becomes a worldwide smash hit, electronic 'music' duo LMFAO release their second studio album and say "Sorry For Party Rocking". Apology rejected, guys. Now go away and never come back! Just one more thing. Did you know that Columbo died? Peter Falk - who played the modest murder detective on screen across five decades - passes away aged 83 following a battle with Alzheimer’s disease.

JUNE 2011 With my first season as Fulham manager now in the books, I had a bit more freedom to rebuild the set-up at Craven Cottage. I began by taking a closer look at my backroom staff. Long-time coaches Dave Bentley and Colin Greenall both departed the Cottage by mutual consent. Technical coach Paul Tisdale - who left Kidderminster shortly after I did - shacked up in west London and was delighted to be working with me once again. Sadly, none of my other lieutenants from either Kidderminster or Dagenham & Redbridge were interested in any reunions, so I had to source another coach from elsewhere. That man was master tactician Gavin Dykes - a 43-year-old Irishman who had been a coach at Sligo Rovers for nine years, having previously captained them to victory in the FAI Cup in 1994. In terms of the playing staff, Fulham's summer exodus began with Idan Tal completing his free transfer to Beitar Jerusalem, back home in his native Israel. Box-to-box midfielder Gary McDonald dropped down to Division 2 with newly-relegated Dagenham & Redbridge, who also bought our reserve winger Michael Christie for £250,000. Veteran defender Kevin Christie (no relation to Michael) and holding midfielder Karl Brookes also departed on free transfers, having seen out their contracts in the reserves. Winger Kenny Hay - who spent half a season on loan with Farnborough - and Scotland Under-21s striker Diego Guerra were two younger players who had not done enough to earn new contracts. Right-back Kevin Dawson returned to Aston Villa at the end of his loan. Though the 29-year-old Yorkshireman had put in some solid performances during his nine-game stay with the Cottagers, a permanent transfer was never on the cards. After two years in west London, Bo Svensson moved to much warmer climes. The 31-year-old Danish centre-back had been too erratic for my liking, so when Salamanca of the Spanish Segunda División offered us £500,000 to sign him, I was happy to take the money. However, there was one defender I was not happy to see go out the Craven Cottage door. As the season reached its end, I was informed that George McCartney's present contract - which he signed back in May 2008 - was no longer protected. This meant that he was free to discuss terms and sign for another club, with the transfer fee being agreed by a tribunal. Naturally, I decided to try and sign my captain and left-back down to a new long-term contract at the Cottage. Negotiations were at an advanced stage when George's agent suddenly delivered a bombshell. Arsenal had renewed their interest in McCartney... and the former Premiership champions had offered him a better deal than we could give him. This was devastating news. Back in December, I had batted away a £5million offer from Manchester City - and then a £2million offer from Arsenal - for McCartney. Now, after nine years of loyal service to Fulham, the Northern Irishman was heading to Highbury without my consent... and the tribunal set the transfer fee at just £1.5million. Of course, I was furious... with myself. My stubbornness and lack of foresight had cost the club its inspirational leader AND a potential financial windfall. It was THE biggest mistake of my 10-year managerial career so far. I certainly didn't want to make any more mistakes on the contract front, so I tied the talented young midfielder Tom Mølby to a new long-term deal. We also finally agreed fresh terms with centre-back Curtis Davies, who backed down on his wage demands and agreed to stay on until 2015. In terms of new signings, I was given £4million by the Fulham board to spend on new players. Naturally, a good chunk of that would go on buying a new left-back. That man was Arnar Guðmundsson - a 22-year-old Iceland international who had been at Hibernian since he was a teenager. Hibs had agreed to send him to us on a season-long loan, but Arnar wanted a permanent transfer after warming the Easter Road bench for years. Eventually, we agreed to pay Hibs £1.5million - and gave Guðmundsson a six-year contract worth £15,000 per week. We also forked out £400,000 for Wolves centre-back Jerel Ifil. As well as being a strong aerial presence, Ifil is an aggressive and intelligent stopper. Though the 29-year-old plays for Saint Lucia internationally, he is originally from west London, so I'm sure many Fulham fans will be pleased to see another local lad in the team. Then, having lost a defender to Arsenal, we decided to bring in a defender from Highbury. Peter Mitchell is a 24-year-old Scot who had just been released by the Gunners after six years on the fringes of the first-team. This is Mitchell's second spell at Fulham, having previously been sent here on loan during the 2008/2009 season. Mitchell might be a natural centre-back, but I plan to retrain him as a right-back. He's quick, he distributes the ball well, and his crossing ability is pretty handy as well. And then there is Florian Schneider. No, he isn't the fella from Kraftwerk. He's a DM, and he's looking good. A tough-tackling but technically-skilled defensive midfielder, Schneider started his career at hometown club Aachen and made nearly 200 appearances between 2003 and 2010. He was also part of the Germany Under-23s team who won gold on home soil at the 2008 Berlin Olympics. After missing the whole of the 2010/2011 season due to injury, the 26-year-old was now ready for a fresh challenge in England. We also welcomed a couple of young prospects to our reserves. Promising 18-year-old midfielder Colm Ryan was promoted from the youth team, while Derek McIntyre - a 16-year-old left-footed forward - arrived on a free transfer. Lastly, congratulations to Paul McVeigh, who was voted the Fulham Fans' Player of the Year after hitting 26 goals in all competitions. It's the fourth year in a row that McVeigh has won the award - an impressive club record that underlines his status as a Fulham favourite. Can the ageing Ulsterman keep up that excellent form for one more season? More importantly, can our younger talents and new signings back him up - and help us launch a serious challenge for promotion?

I thought you'd enjoy Grimsby's success, Dave. Grimsby seem to do very well on most of my CM3-era saves - I even have a CM00/01 save where they won the Champions League. Not sure Roy Evans can take this Mariners team that far, mind! As with my previous reply, we've certainly got a good chance of getting promoted soon. Our defence definitely needs sorting out first, but I'm on it...

Yeah, I think we've got a good chance of getting promoted from the Championship - or Division 1, or the First Division, or whatever we're gonna call this league now. Unfortunately, Edwin van der Sar is long gone (apparently, he retired in 2008 at Wrexham ). I'm not sure I need another goalkeeper anyway when Hudson and Wilkinson have done so well.

Happening with me too on a holiday save in 2038. Found five examples so far. Maurício Tristão (2000163965) - Same ID as McKenzie Mason (ex-Peterborough youth player) Sidónio Assane (2000087359) - same ID as João Mendes (Barcelona) Manuel Del Moral (2000042609) - same ID as Joe Smyth-Ferguson (ex-Burnley youth player) Marnix Vanderheyden (2000134953) - same ID as Timo Jansink (Heracles Almelo) Haji Haule (2000145070) - same ID as Sil Milder (Vitesse) Already uploaded a save file as CFuller_Badelj2038.fm. Can re-upload if needed.