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Welcome to Nordicland. (Thanks @XaW) So I was getting a bit bored in Brazil, (winning, winning and more winning is ok, but I need more), although it has been pointed out by @kidthekid that I left prematurely without winning the Copa Libertadores so I'm sure I will go back and do that at some point. I have never managed properly in Scandinavia, (other than a damn good stint in Iceland), and this is an idea for a FM20 save so I am testing out the lay of the land so to speak in anticipation. For some reason the @claassendatabases didn't work when I installed them, (I think he only
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Evening all. After the death of my Inverness/Sunderland thread, I'm heading back to a part of the world I love playing FM in. Scandinavia was the destination for my favourite ever save so it seems a good place to revisit, only this time I'm heading to Sweden. (I did have an attempt at this club a couple of years ago, but I got distracted by the bright lights of the Eredivisie after five years - that isn't going to happen this time.) I ideally wanted to move on from FM13, but I'm still struggling for the amount of time it would take to get started on a new version thanks to family and work -
Football Club Roskilde FC Roskilde is a Danish football club playing in the Danish 1st Division. They play at Roskilde Idraetspark (also known as "The Eagles Nest") in Roskilde on Zealand, which has a capacity of 6000 (512 sitting). The club was founded in 2004 as a merger between Roskilde Boldklub 1906, Svogerslev Boldklub and Himmelev-Veddelev Boldklub. They never played in Superligaen and never finished higher than 8th in First Division. The Eagles' status is semi-professional and the club has below average training facilities and poor youth facilities. Finances do not look that g
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Here we go with Stabæk! Great facilities as well as excellent Junior Coaching and Youth Recruitment. They've only won the Norwegian top flight once, back in 2008. This is something I want to rectify along with getting the club into either the Champions League group stages or the Europa League group stages. The furthest they have gotten previously has been the EL Playoff round and the CL Third Qualifying round. As you can see the average age is extremely young, at only 20 while we only have one 30+ year old in the squad. The next oldest is 26.... THE SQUAD A g
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JOURNEYMAN CAREER - SCANDINAVIAN ADVENTURES Hello there and welcome to my journeyman career thread,which i have decided to do based in Scandinavia,as you may have guessed that given the title.As some of you may or may not know i was very briefly doing one which was pretty much the same but was based in Asia for that one,but not long after the issues with the 17.3 update i had decided to hang off,wait till thos
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Welcome to my Scandinavian Challenge! My Aim is to win every domestic title in Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden and Denmark! This is me, an Unemployed Former Semi-Pro who had to cut his career short due to injury, he decided to go into coaching a quickly got his UEFA 'B' Badge and is ready to take the challenge of the Scandinavian Countries. Hope you stick around for the adventure!
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fm2017 Royal League (Expanded)
LCpl posted a topic in Editors Hideaway Download Forum FM19 and Older
The Royal League was an annual Scandinavian football tournament held three times between teams from the three Scandinavian monarchies (Denmark, Sweden and Norway) starting after the end of the regular domestic seasons of Norway and Sweden. The four best-placed teams in the football leagues of Denmark, Sweden and Norway participated in the tournament. This version incorporates the top team from Iceland, Finland and Faroe with the top three from Denmark, Sweden and Norway seeded to split the nations across groups. Finances are boosted to moderate levels. I've run 10 yrs of tests, -
The story of Hammarby's long-awaited return to Sweden's Allsvenskan Hammarby fans pack the Tele2 Arena in Stockholm as their club returned to Sweden's first division for the first time since 2009. "I have waited so long for this day, and it's great that it has finally come." How fitting those words were in Stockholm on Saturday, as Hammarby fans celebrated their return to Allsvenskan, Sweden's top division, after five long seasons away. Those words come from a song titled "Just Idag Ar Jag Stark" ("Today I am strong"), performed by Kenta Gustafsson, wh
