Hypanimz Posted December 5, 2015 Share Posted December 5, 2015 Salford City - Sky Bet Championship - 2026/27After last season where I wanted to make the playoffs and we only managed to survive on the final day of the season I decided the best thing to do this season was rebuild the squad. I did this by selling last seasons best player for £5m to Hamburg and put it all into the wage budget. This allowed me to bring in some very good players whilst I also had a tactical rethink at the same time. I had originally planned on going to a 442 but after a few matches I decided to move one striker back into the hole and we saw immediate results. We went from he end of October to the middle of March before losing with this new formation and had a healthy lead a top the table. We did begin to buckle under the pressure at the end and lost 4 of our final 6 but a final day win meant we secured promotion to the premier league as runners up.League TablePast PositionsCups - Usual rubbish.Squad - The rebuild went to plan and the squad was larger with more quality. Need to add some class for next season and hope to survive.Finances - Dont get the £5.25m payment for getting promoted to the Premier league so £2.4m in the bank due to selling two players last season for a combined £9m.Key Player Profiles:Chris Murray - I knew i needed a top striker to get out of this league and I found this guy. 28 goals. Really impressed.Stojan Petrov - New signing on the left winf who is more attacking that Ronnie, 15 goals.Ronnie McLaughlin - Dropped him to right midfield and created so many goals. Great season.Next SeasonSurvive Career Overview Season League League Finish Achievements ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2016/17 Vanarama North 3rd Lost playoff final 2017/18 Vanarama North 1st Champions 2018/19 Vanarama National 1st Champions 2019/20 League 2 8th 2020/21 League 2 8th 2021/22 League 2 1st Champions 2022/23 League 1 1st Champions 2023/24 Championship 11th 2024/25 Championship 13th 2025/26 Championship 20th Survival on final day 2026/27 Championship 2nd Promoted Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
thomas_e Posted December 5, 2015 Share Posted December 5, 2015 Dorchester Town FCVanarama National League South – Season 2018-2019 Finally, after three seasons, I finally managed to get promoted! I finished the season 5th, only managing two victories in the last nine league games, so I was not optimistic about my chances in the play off's, but a 4-2 victory in the semi final and a 3-1 win over Maidstone away in the play off final sealed the deal! Over the season we played some pretty good football at times, but are defence is still leaking goals, especially handling crosses has been a nightmare. Our top scorer doesn't want to renew his contract. Changing his mind will be important when we are playing in Vanarama National next year, so fingers crossed. We had a goal of reaching the first round of the FA cup this year, but unfortunately we lost 1-2 to Cheltenham (A) in the 4th qualification round. League table Fixtures FA Cup FA Trophy Top Scorer Fans player of the year Goals for next season: Survival & 1st round of the FA Cup. Retaining our best players and strengthening the defense. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
el sid Posted December 6, 2015 Share Posted December 6, 2015 2018/2019 - End of Season Review - Vanarama National Conference I had set myself a goal of improving our fortunes this season, aiming for the top half. I switched to a 5-3-2 in the hope that more defenders would result in fewer cross goals being conceded. Unfortunately, this did not help at all Might switch back to 4 at the back based on transfer dealings. Thankfully we had some firepower upfront, with my 3 strikers scoring 22, 17 and 13 goals respectively, which saw us in the top half at all times. A late push put us in the playoff spots and on the last day of the season, we met Cambridge (now managed by Jonathan Walters), and beat them 1-0 and denied them the title League Table - Graph Playoff semifinals and we meet Cambridge again, for a total of 3 games against them in the space of 8 days. We drew 2-2 at home and won 2-0 away which was probably the result of the season. Those Cambridge guys must really hate us, but somehow Walters is among my 'best opinion' managers. All this got us a date at Wembley against Torquay. 38,818 in Wembley witnessed an epic! Have no nails left as a result of that game, but promotion \o/ \o/ The board have given me a wage budget of 9.25k for next season which I imagine is pathetically low for League 2 Our stadium can also hold only 3900 with 500 seated so that is going to be a problem as well since League 2 needs a minimum of 5000 with 2000 seated. Competitions Overview Transfers Finances - Finally a step in the right direction. Also just realised that we have an awful 9-year stadium sponsorship deal worth only 1.2k a year. Still 5 years left on that as well. Key Players Florent Bojaj - Main goalscorer # 1 Elliott Hodge - On loan player who turned out great in an AP (A) role and ended up with the highest average rating Shayne Lavery - Goalscorer # 2 Charlie Oliver - Dude released by Man City, easily my best CB Gareth Hammett - My best regen prospect, originally from the Man United academy. Could be decent if I can keep a hold of him. Youth Players YP1 Kevin Forster has not improved at all, so I think I will be releasing him. Highest PA in this years incoming batch of regens was 1.5* so not a lot to look forward to. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Season | League | Position | Cup Performance | Achievements | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | 2016/17 | Vanarama North | 4th | Awful | Promotion! | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | 2017/18 | Vanarama National | 20th | Awful | Survival! | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | 2018/19 | Vanarama National | 5th | Awful | Promotion! | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bonzo1 Posted December 6, 2015 Share Posted December 6, 2015 Finally a step in the right direction. Also just realised that we have an awful 9-year stadium sponsorship deal worth only 1.2k a year. Still 5 years left on that as well. I noticed that. Its a bit of a bummer for my finances for the foreseeable future Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
deadfncat Posted December 6, 2015 Share Posted December 6, 2015 Metropolitan Police - Sky Bet Championship - 2025/26 - ThirdYouth PlayersnilCareer Overview Season Team Country League League Finish Achievements ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2016/17 Met Police England Vanarama National League South 5th Playoff Final/Promotion 2017/18 Met Police England Vanarama National League 17th 2018/19 Met Police England Vanarama National League 1st Champions 2019/20 Met Police England Sky Bet League 2 21st Survival 2020/21 Met Police England Sky Bet League 2 12th 2021/22 Met Police England Sky Bet League 2 1st Champions 2022/23 Met Police England Sky Bet League 1 4th Promoted/JPT Runner Up 2023/24 Met Police England Sky Bet Championship 17th 2024/25 Met Police England Sky Bet Championship 17th 2024/25 Met Police England Sky Bet Championship 3rd Promoted via Playoffs Next SeasonSurvival! Upgrade into a Premier League squadFacility NewsStupid overpriced stadium upgradeInstead of building a new stadium we are installing 1500 more seats into this old craphole. We are 10k behind what the PL requires. wtf?Major Competition WinnersSky Bet Championship - Ipswich, West Brom, Met PoliceFA Cup - LiverpoolCapital One Cup - TottenhamEnglish Premier League - Tottenham, Chelsea, Liverpool, Man Utd, Burnley, Crystal PalaceChampions League - Man CityEuro - KrasnodarA League - Perth/Brisbane Roar Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Thebaker Posted December 6, 2015 Share Posted December 6, 2015 deadncat - well done on promotion, have you ever had any youth players since it shows nil? The board must build a new stadium next year to meet requirements. Also the squad link shows games. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Thebaker Posted December 6, 2015 Share Posted December 6, 2015 Finally a step in the right direction. Also just realised that we have an awful 9-year stadium sponsorship deal worth only 1.2k a year. Still 5 years left on that as well. after promotion to L2, my board got a 4 year deal worth 6.6k a year so you are not missing out on too much money from a stadium deal Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
deadfncat Posted December 6, 2015 Share Posted December 6, 2015 deadncat - well done on promotion, have you ever had any youth players since it shows nil? The board must build a new stadium next year to meet requirements.Also the squad link shows games. none worth mentioning Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
el sid Posted December 6, 2015 Share Posted December 6, 2015 I noticed that. Its a bit of a bummer for my finances for the foreseeable future Yep, it is very likely that I will bankrupt this club Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Andrew K Posted December 6, 2015 Share Posted December 6, 2015 Met Police 2018-2019 (Season 3) Season 1 Season 2 Summary I wrote after season 2 that I thought it would take me three seasons to get out the Vanarama National. Surprise, it only took me one season. Unfortunately in the wrong direction. I was relegated. I was relegated hard. Dead last with 23 points and an amazing -52 goal differential. How did it all go wrong? In a moment of madness I decided to retain my Vanarama South winning side in order to improve finances (we are losing 100-150k a year). I then designed a 4-5-1 tactic with absolutely no punch. By the end of pre-season I knew I made a mistake and scrambled to bring in some better players. I then spent the early season trying to mesh the team while using a bad tactic. I spent mid-season changing tactics while trying to survive with most of my new (read: better) players injured. By the stretch run I thought I was stabilizing things but I just couldn't win a match, suffering six straight draws with the opposing equalizer mostly coming in the final 15 minutes. Morale then cratered and went on a long losing streak to end the season. It's amazing that I wasn't sacked. I think what saved me was the season ending as I had no answers. Table Manager Profile [color=#323333][font=Courier]Season League League Finish Achievements[/font][/color] [color=#323333][font=Courier]------------------------------------------------------------------------------[/font][/color] [color=#323333][font=Courier]2016/17 Vanarama South 16th [/font][/color] [color=#323333][font=Courier]2017/18 Vanarama South 1st Champions & Manager of the Season[/font][/color] [color=#323333][font=Courier]2018/19 Vanarama National 24th Relegated to Vanarama South[/font][/color] [color=#323333][font=Courier] [/font][/color] [color=#323333][font=Courier] [/font][/color] The Future The inquest into my season revealed that I never formulated a club identity. I would choose marginal upgrades in talent without thinking of the whole. Therefore identifying an identity is job #1. From there I can slowly reshape the team into that identity. I think I am going to take my time because I clearly wasn't ready for promotion the first time. The other issue is our finances. It's bad. We only draw 200-300 to our home matches. We lost 150k in our relegation season. I am at a loss how I can build our audience without zooming up the leagues, which isn't possible under my management, so I am hoping somebody comes in and bails us out. The final issue is that three of my starters want out but are under contract through the year. Their morale is abysmal and I haven't been able to sell them for free. Do I replace them and let them sit on the sideline for the year and hope they suddenly become happy or do I play through their awful morale and hope it doesn't sink the side? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bonzo1 Posted December 6, 2015 Share Posted December 6, 2015 Marine 2017-18 (Season 2) League - 10th FA Cup - 2nd Rd FA Trophy - 1st Rd Bags of inconsistency all year. Set new club records for unbeaten run and winless run. Amazing both runs overlapped. Admittedly the unbeaten run only contained 4 wins out of 11 games but the ridiculous amount of cup replays gave me a bit of financial respite. I was devastatingly denied a 3rd round away clash at Prem side Norwich by a 1-0 extra time defeat. That might have saved me from the the potential disaster that I can see in the next few seasons. Finally sorted a system out which gave us a bit of consistency in the second half of the season and a strong 10th placed finish followed. Key players Khius Metz - late signing but still top scored for me. Will be crucial to next seasons chances of anything. Jonathon Thorpe - A nice source of goals from midfield (again) which as we all know is very useful at this level. Our poor form coincided with his long term layoff. Will be crucial to get some cover in for him this time around. Both are signed up for next season. Plans for next season Look at the playoffs (maybe) Survive financial ruin Cup run History Season League FA Cup FA Trophy Players used Notes ------------------------------------------------------------------ 2016/17 16th 2nd Qual 1st Rd 29 2017/18 10th 2nd Rnd 1st Rd 27 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
thomas_e Posted December 6, 2015 Share Posted December 6, 2015 League Table Life after Jamie Vardy is tough on Leicester I can see! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
deadfncat Posted December 7, 2015 Share Posted December 7, 2015 Life after Jamie Vardy is tough on Leicester I can see! mate they are shocking. they didnt win a game until like week 35 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
deadfncat Posted December 7, 2015 Share Posted December 7, 2015 Metropolitan Police - English Premier Division - 2026/27 - SixteenthYouth PlayersnilCareer Overview Season Team Country League League Finish Achievements ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2016/17 Met Police England Vanarama National League South 5th Playoff Final/Promotion 2017/18 Met Police England Vanarama National League 17th 2018/19 Met Police England Vanarama National League 1st Champions 2019/20 Met Police England Sky Bet League 2 21st Survival 2020/21 Met Police England Sky Bet League 2 12th 2021/22 Met Police England Sky Bet League 2 1st Champions 2022/23 Met Police England Sky Bet League 1 4th Promoted/JPT Runner Up 2023/24 Met Police England Sky Bet Championship 17th 2024/25 Met Police England Sky Bet Championship 17th 2025/26 Met Police England Sky Bet Championship 3rd Promoted via Playoffs 2026/27 Met Police England Premier Division 16th Survival Next SeasonSquad upgradesFacilities upgradesCash dollar dollarFacility NewsStupid overpriced stadium upgrade yet again!Another stupid 1500 seats in the stadium rather than get a new one.Training and Youth Facilities againMajor Competition WinnersEnglish Premier League - Man City, Chelsea, Man Utd, Liverpool, Tottenham, Burnley, QPRSky Bet Championship - Nottm Forest, Swansea, ReadingFA Cup - Crystal PalaceCapital One Cup - Man CityChampions League - Man CityEuro - BarcelonaA League - Adelaide/WSW Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
thomas_e Posted December 7, 2015 Share Posted December 7, 2015 -49 in goal difference and staying in the Premier League is a big achievement! Must have been som massive losses on the way Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
deadfncat Posted December 7, 2015 Share Posted December 7, 2015 -49 in goal difference and staying in the Premier League is a big achievement! Must have been som massive losses on the way haha yeh the big teams really took me to school some games. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hypanimz Posted December 7, 2015 Share Posted December 7, 2015 Salford City - Premier League - 2027/28I thought we may be able to survive and I went about improving the team. We had a good first half to the season but then in the second half we fell away really badly and were in real danger. We survived by winning our final two matches 3-1 against Burnley and 4-3 against Southampton on the final game of the season after almost throwing it away as we led 4-0. We should have survived with ease but we threw away so many 2 goal leads to teams and ended up losing. Thankfully we survived and made a lot of money in the process. Time to build for next season and look to stay in the division.League TablePast PositionsCups - made the 5th round of the FA Cup for the first time which is nice.Squad - Although plenty of changes were made last summer a lot seem to have been panic buys. I need to purchase a new centre back, wingers and striker. Finances - £51m in the bank and managed to spend £13m on transfers. Key Player Profiles:Lars Thomsen - New attacking midfielder had a solid season. Hope for more next season.Cristian Alaniz - Record signing at £3.5m joined in January. Ronnie McLaughlin - Still managed it in the premier league. valued at £13.5m!Next SeasonSurvive againImprove the squadCareer Overview Season League League Finish Achievements ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2016/17 Vanarama North 3rd Lost playoff final 2017/18 Vanarama North 1st Champions 2018/19 Vanarama National 1st Champions 2019/20 League 2 8th 2020/21 League 2 8th 2021/22 League 2 1st Champions 2022/23 League 1 1st Champions 2023/24 Championship 11th 2024/25 Championship 13th 2025/26 Championship 20th Survival on final day 2026/27 Championship 2nd Promoted 2027/28 Premier League 15th Survival Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
eat260 Posted December 8, 2015 Share Posted December 8, 2015 I'm gonna give this a go wanted to do a save with Blyth for a bit so it works out well for me https://gyazo.com/2f700d69db6731511cd68e176f1f2770 THIS IS SPARTA!!!!!!!!!! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Marchena Posted December 8, 2015 Share Posted December 8, 2015 Colwyn Bay FC - Sky Bet League Two - 2022/23 Our third year in Sky Bet League Two became our last (hopefully) we gained a very secure promotion. Throughout the whole season we dominated the league and even though Exeter tried to give us some competition we pulled through. Our best player by far was again Dylan Moore, who is on loan from our parent club Everton. We played a more offensive style of football this year and was able to do so successfully with some good additions to the squad. League Table 99 points! We were close to reaching the three digits points, but in the last match we failed. Very good season overall here. Exeter also had a very good year. FA Cup Disappointing display against Leyton Orient. Capital One Cup We still have our first win waiting for us in this competition. Johnstone's Paint Trophy Penalties... Notable events: Dylan Moore Our best player of the season was from Everton, our parent club. This year he became the league topscorer! We already signed him up for a third season at the club. I think he will do very well in League One Mr. On-loan After five years of not paying this guy a dime he will now join our club on a permanent contract. Kind of a club legend. Career Overview Season League Position Achievements ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2016/17 Vanarama North 5th Loss in play-off finals 2017/18 Vanarama North 1st Promotion 2018/19 Vanarama National 13th FA Throphy winners 2019/20 Vanarama National 1st Promotion 2020/21 Sky Bet League Two 10th 2021/22 Sky Bet League Two 5th Loss in play-off finals 2022/23 Sky Bet League Two 1st Promotion Next Season Survive and bring in young players. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
deadfncat Posted December 8, 2015 Share Posted December 8, 2015 congrats on the promotion. Push on and you should be able to blitz league 1. Its pretty crap compared to CH Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
IainWhite Posted December 8, 2015 Share Posted December 8, 2015 Well done IainWhite on winning the title, Europe is obviously going to take a little longer. Is Van der Burgh really world class or is the rest of your squad still only decent premiership ability. Yea he is world class! I had a very average center back pairing before signing him and would concede alot of goals through poor decisons but since getting Rube in the mistakes became less and it obviously changes losses into draws and draws into wins! I have now signed a partner for him who is just as good according to my assistant so hopefully it wil make us even more tighter at the back had a good start to the current season won all 4 league games and our first group game of CL against zenit Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
deadfncat Posted December 9, 2015 Share Posted December 9, 2015 Metropolitan Police - English Premier Division - 2027/28 - FourteenthYouth PlayersnilCareer Overview Season Team Country League League Finish Achievements ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2016/17 Met Police England Vanarama National League South 5th Playoff Final/Promotion 2017/18 Met Police England Vanarama National League 17th 2018/19 Met Police England Vanarama National League 1st Champions 2019/20 Met Police England Sky Bet League 2 21st Survival 2020/21 Met Police England Sky Bet League 2 12th 2021/22 Met Police England Sky Bet League 2 1st Champions 2022/23 Met Police England Sky Bet League 1 4th Promoted/JPT Runner Up 2023/24 Met Police England Sky Bet Championship 17th 2024/25 Met Police England Sky Bet Championship 17th 2025/26 Met Police England Sky Bet Championship 3rd Promoted via Playoffs 2026/27 Met Police England Premier Division 16th Survival 2027/28 Met Police England Premier Division 14th FA Cup runner up Next SeasonFacilities upgradesCash dollar dollarFacility News750 seat terrace conversion for 1 million. Useless I NEED A NEW STADIUM!Training and Youth Facilities againMajor Competition WinnersEnglish Premier League - Man City, Chelsea, Liverpool, Arsenal, Tottenham, Stoke, Man Utd.Sky Bet Championship - West Ham, Norwich, DerbyFA Cup - ArsenalCapital One Cup - Man CityChampions League - DortmundEuro - LiverpoolA League - Sydney/Sydney Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Marchena Posted December 9, 2015 Share Posted December 9, 2015 So...THIS almost happened. The next day they decided to drop their bid. I'm actually happy - would feel a bit like cheating imo. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Barnetfan Posted December 9, 2015 Share Posted December 9, 2015 Having a go at Ilkeston, I'm 5th at Christmas. Some great wins along the way including a 7-1 away victory followed by a 6-1 victory. Been very hit a miss so far. Find the player recruitment very frustrating. I don't get players who have been released from clubs in the same division as you don't want to join?! They should build something in the game where if a player has been unattached for so long they should lower their expectations and demands. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
thomas_e Posted December 9, 2015 Share Posted December 9, 2015 I don't get players who have been released from clubs in the same division as you don't want to join?! They should build something in the game where if a player has been unattached for so long they should lower their expectations and demands. That is build in I think At least thats how I recruit my best players! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
thomas_e Posted December 9, 2015 Share Posted December 9, 2015 Dorchester Town FCVanarama National – Season 2019-2020 Okey, so our first season in the Vanarama National after our promotion, and what a thriller it turned out to be! We started the season with three consecutive losses, and I feared the worst. A little tweak to the tactic did the trick and we started to pick up speed. We were in play off spot for a long time, but halfway through the season we hit a massive dry spell and started falling down the table. Luckily for us, all of the teams seemed to be inconsistent at one point, and I remember one month finishing runner-up to the manager of the month-award having two wins, two losses and a draw! Seven rounds before the season were over we again started performing (for reasons unknown to me) and it came down to the final day, when we were actually in 5th place, the last play off spot. All we needed to do was to get the same or better result than Macclesfield who were behind us on goal difference. We had Tamworth away and Macclesfield had an away trip to Southend. Tamworth were without a manager and we had won 5 out of our last 6 matches, I was quite confident! We were 3-1 up after 15 minutes, what could go wrong? Answer: everything. We completely fell apart in defense (as has been a constant since I started the save) and lost 4-3! Gutted! Macclesfield were in the lead at Southend, but when Southend scored in the 86th minute I thought there might be a glimmer of hope. We had a couple of big chances at the end, but lost the game and our play off dream in our debut season was crushed! Only 3 teams conceded more goals than us this season, I'm feeling a bit clueless about my defense at the moment. My players are decent enough for the league, but especially in my dry spell midway through the season they acted almost paralysed when defendind. I need at least one decent centre back for next year. We made it to the 2nd round of the FA-Cup which was very nice. We beat League 2 side Port Vale 4-0 at home, then Ebbsfleet (League 1) knocked us comfortably out at home (2-4) in the next round. But two home games generated some good revenue! TournamentsLeague TableFA CupFA TrophyPlayer AwardsPlayer of the seasonTop ScorerFinancesFinancial overview Looking at the bigger picture I'm happy finishing 7th and I'm optimistic about next season and I hope we can make a push for the title. We need to get our strikers scoring again, as our top scorer was a right winger that due to injury only played 28 games! Defending was at times shocking yet again, we need a quick fix with some new talent! All our loanees this year have performed pretty well, including fans player of the year Eckersley. All 4 players on loan don't have a contract with their original clubs for next season and I might not get them myself as I probably cant afford their wages if I have to sign them on part time contracts. I don't have a lot to work with during the silly season as the club haven't given me a big wage budget, and I have a lot of players on two-year contracts. Good thing about this is that a lot of my best players are young and hopefully they can progress in ability during next season, not needing too many new players. Two new defenders and 4-5 new players on loan should do the trick! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
deadfncat Posted December 9, 2015 Share Posted December 9, 2015 It is finally happening boys! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Thebaker Posted December 9, 2015 Share Posted December 9, 2015 It is finally happening boys! 2 years just to plan and possibly another 2 to build, you will have finished the challenge by then! They should have been planning for years Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
el sid Posted December 9, 2015 Share Posted December 9, 2015 Started League 2 with a record of 1-6-6 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
deadfncat Posted December 9, 2015 Share Posted December 9, 2015 2 years just to plan and possibly another 2 to build, you will have finished the challenge by then!They should have been planning for years Yeh its crazy right? We sat in a 5250 capacity stadium installing more seats for years instead of just building a new one Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Thebaker Posted December 9, 2015 Share Posted December 9, 2015 Started League 2 with a record of 1-6-6 The standard in L2 is not much better than the conference, a 3 match winning streak will put you in midtable. I have managed this season a streak of 6 points in 11 games conceeding 28 goals. still midtable with a few games to go Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Harryseaess Posted December 9, 2015 Share Posted December 9, 2015 Thought it's about time I tried this. New manager of Salford City as I lived in Salford when I was at Uni there and I've been to quite a few games IRL. http://images.akamai.steamusercontent.com/ugc/400056281493743633/7BA3DC836DC08AC96E7FBB2DF4C3EC00A6ACE506/ EDIT: How do I do it so you can click where I've wrote "Salford City" to open the link? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
edgar555 Posted December 9, 2015 Share Posted December 9, 2015 So I'm gonna give this a go again, hope I'll actually stick with it this time. Chosen Farnborough as I grew up near there Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
G_D_K Posted December 9, 2015 Share Posted December 9, 2015 Sutton ColdfieldSeason 2 (2016/17)Table / Position Graph / Squad / Finances / Transfers / Manager / Facilities / Annual Injury Report / Confidenc / Competitions / Reputation Season 2 for Sutton Coldfield was a marked improvement over season one. As with season one, it started slow, with the team capturing 9 points out of the first 5 before running off a series of 8 matches without a win. Then came the cup matches, and 2 goals in extra time in a replay win over FC United gave the team some confidence back, and we picked up a couple more wins in October. Then, at the end of October, we hit our stride, and we captured 22 points in the next 8 matches to haul ourselves up from the bottom of the table into the thick of the race for the playoffs. The boxing day match saw us pick off 1st place Stockport 2-1 with a thrilling stoppage time goal from 5th-choice striker Aaron Knight, who was still with the team on a non-contract basis and held only for emergency purposes. He made 9 appearances, and this goal was one of 2 on the season. It couldn't have come at a better time. Unfortunately, the second half of the season was a bit too inconsistent, with no real runs of bad or good games (until the final 4, where we claimed 10 points in order to cement a top-10 finish). Injuries played a small role, but I really need to improve the team's concentration in the latter half of the season -- it wasn't the top teams that I was worried about; we played the top teams well, with some draws mixed in with both 1-goal wins and 1-goal losses. It was the mid-table teams, and even some bottom of table teams, which seemed to give us problems; handing us 1-goal losses late when we were looking like grabbing a point, or late goals to draw us when we'd had 3 points in the bag. All in all, it was a decent season 2 in the league. A top 10 finish was really my goal, and in the end we finished just 7 points out of the play-offs....so I will likely be pushing for a playoff spot next season. I was completely unable to bring in enough new faces to beef the team up (we were 22nd in the league in # of different players played--fielding just 25 total distinct players throughout the season). With some key players (all midfielders I think) bailing on the team as they feel we are not ambitious enough to meet their goals, I will be looking to change this in the coming season. I did manage to stay under the wage budget, if just, and the board provided enough cash injections to keep the club afloat; though with no cash to spare even for a coaches course. PROMOTION/PLAYOFFS Stayed in the playoff hunt, but a late-season inconsistency kept us from really challenging for a spot. Finished 7 points out of the playoffs. Cup Competitions The FA Cup saw us make a run through to the 4th qualifying round, where once again we fell to a Vanarama National league team, this year losing 3-2 away to York (who, after having just dropped from L2, finished 6th in the VNC). Nevertheless, it was a decent run, and provided enough impetus and morale to kick the lads on up the table. Interestingly, our 8 goals scored in the FA Cup were each scored by a different player. The FA Trophy saw the team make its highest position in history, attaining the lofty heights of the 2nd round. A thrilling 4-0 away win at Radcliffe Boro was followed by a narrow 3-2 victory over Nuneaton, before we finally succumbed to a similarly placed VNS Whitehawk team in a narrow 1-0 loss. All in all, it was a good run in the cups....though I had hoped to make one more round in the FAC this year. Oh well...there is always next season! Additional Details Team of the Season Best XI Inductees -- 4 new players have been inducted, with midfielder Malcom Melvin leading the way. Center-back Rio Bryan-Edwards, yound DM Alberto Garcia (who played every match this season), and goalkeeper James Russel also were added. Historical Best XI Fans Player of the Season: Somewhat surprisingly, top goal-scorer Sayers didn't even make the top-3 here! Instead, midfielder Ben Drennan (MC, and last year's signing of the season) earned 49% of the vote to win the award. Nathan Ricketts-Hopkinson (last year's FPoY) and 2nd top goal-scorer of the season (w/ 17 goals) came in 2nd w/ 21%. Signing of the Season: Rio Bryan Edwards (DC) (free) Young Player of the Season: Ben Drennan Other awards: Top Academy Graduate S1: Fullback Dave Clarke -- Potential to be useful in the lower leagues...perhaps he'll backup current starting fullback Hatch next season S2: Matthew Rogers (AMC) -- looks to be a decent playmaking option already...I may have to adopt a tactic that uses an AMC and see if he can develop. [b][i]Team, Individual, and league records [/i][/b] A host of records were set or broken this year: (* denotes ongoing record-bold indicates record broke current season) [b][i][size=3]Sutton Coldfield-- Team[/size][/i][/b] Highest League Position -- 2nd in Vanarama North (2015/16) [b]Highest Attendance -- 802 (vs FC United, FAC2QR, 27 Sept 2017)[/b] (previous record: 776 vs Whitby, FAC3QR, 8 Oct 2016) [b]Highest Gate Receipts -- £13.67k (vs FC United, FAC2QR, 27 Sept 2017)[/b] (previous record: £13.23K vs Whitby, FAC3QR, 8 Oct 2016) [b]Average Attendance -- 252 (2017/18)[/b] (previous high: 220--2016/17 ) Biggest Win -- 5-2 (vs FC United, 31 Dec 2016) Highest Scoring Game -- 4-3 (vs North Ferriby, 20 Aug 2016) [b]Most Games won in a Row -- 4 (28 Oct - 25 Nov 2017)[/b] (previous high -- 3: 4 Oct - 15 Oct 2016) [b]Most Games without Losing -- 8 (28 Oct-23 Dec 2017)[/b] (Previous high--5: 6-23 Aug 2016 ) Most Games without Winning -- 7, (23 Aug - 20 Sept 2016) (Previous high: ) Most games without conceding -- 2 (9-13 Aug 2016) (Previous high: ) [b][i][size=3]Sutton Coldfield -- Individual[/size][/i] [/b] [b]Top Goalscorer -- Liam Sayers --21 (2017/18)[/b] (previous record: Nathan Ricketts-Hopkinson -- 17 (2016/17)) [b]Top League Goalscorer -- Liam Sayers -- 19 (2017/18)[/b] (previous record: Nathan Ricketts-Hopkinson -- 15 (2016/17) Most Goals in a match -- Aaron Knight -- 3 (20 Aug 2016 v North Ferriby) (Previous record: ) [b]Most Assists -- Jamie Hatch -- 12 (2017/18)[/b] (previous record: Jamie Hatch -- 10 (2016/17) ) [b]Highest AvR --Ben Drennan -- 7.20 (40 app) (2017/18)[/b] (previous record: Nathan Ricketts-Hopkinson -- 7.03(39 app) 2016/17) [b]Most Player of Match awards -- Liam Sayers -- 7 (2017/18)[/b] (previous record: Nathan Ricketts-Hopkinson -- 5 (2016/17) [b]Most League goals for club -- Nathan Ricketts-Hopkinson -- 46*[/b] [b]Most League Appearances for club -- Jamie Hatch (102*)[/b] [b]Youngest player -- Dave Clarke (D(RLC)), 16y264d[/b] (previous record: Alberto Garcia (DM), 16y358d ) Oldest player -- Phil Trainer (DM), 35y272d (previous record: ) [b]Youngest Goalscorer -- Dave Clarke (D(RLC)), 16y271d[/b] (previous record: Liam Sayers (Striker) 18y296d) Oldest Goalscorer -- Anthony McNamee (AML), 32y213d (previous record: ) [b]Fastest Goal -- Nathan Ricketts-Hopkinson: 38s[/b] (previous record: Aaron Knight (St): 1m57s) Promoted from the Regional Premier Division Teams: FC United, Ashton Utd, Chelmsford, Welling, Cambridge City, Bishop's Stortford League Winners (relegated) EPL Chelsea (Derby, FUlham, Wolves) Championship West Ham (Sheffield United, Preston, MK Dons) League One Portsmouth (Oford, Scunthrope, Doncaster, Bolton) League Two Fleetwood (Barrow, Tranmere) Vanarama National Lg Ebbsfleet (Hemel Hempstead, Chester, AFC Fylde, Sutton Utd) Vanarama North Kettering (Lowestoft, Solihull Moors, Bradford PA) Vanarama South Bromley (Wealdstone, Weymouth, Aldershot) Cup Winners English FA Cup Arsenal (v QPR) Capital One Cup Chelsea (vs Watford) Jonhstone's Paint Trophy Peterborough (vs Mansfield) English FA Trophy Forest Green (vs York) Euro Qualifcation Champions League Group Stage: Chelsea, Arsenal, Man City Champions League Best Placed Playoff: Liverpool Euro Cup Group Stage: Man United, Tottenham Euro Cup Playoff: Euro Cup 3rd QR: Everton Euro Cup 1st QR: Continental Achievements Man City -- Won European Super Cub (vs Villareal) Man City -- Eliminated from Club World Championship Final (by Corinthians) Everton -- Eliminated from Euro Cup First Knockout round (by Ajax) Chelsea -- Eliminated from Champions League First Knockout Round (By Real Madrid) Liverpool -- Eliminated from Champions League First Knockout Round (by Paris Saint-Germain) Man City -- Eliminated from Champions League Quarter Final (By Arsenal) Man Utd -- Eliminated from Euro Cup Quarter Final (by Tottenham) Arsenal -- Eliminated from Champions League Semi Final (vs Bayern) Tottenham -- Eliminated from Euro Cup Final (By Fenenoord) Extra detail: none What's Next? Improve with whatever players I can attract (I still rank bottom 3 in the VNN/S reps listing, and still have 41 lower division teams with a higher rep!--- up from 55 to start the season). I need to replace some midfielders, but have a couple on my scouting radar...hopefully I be able to entice one or two in. I need to increase the squad size, without increasing the salary (no change to my wage budget this season). I might have to bring in a loan or two more than I normally would...if the right players are out there and interested. Ideally, we'll make a run at the playoffs--we were close enough last year to give me hope. We're still fairly sound offensively, with at least 3 solid strikers to choose from. I also have a youngster from the last academy class that I might trot out and see if he's worth keeping long-term (15 finishing, but poor starting physical skills). Still can't get a parent club, can't get more than 2 coaches...can't even start a coaching course. Sponsors are not helping... I had a £100/yr LOSS in kit sponsorship this season! Really need a cup run to get some income generated...and may jump-start the reputation a little Career Overview Season Team League Position(Predicted) Achievements 2016/17 Sutton Coldfield Vanarama North 16(19) Survived! 2017/18 Sutton Coldfield Vanarama North 10(20) Solid-mid table finish Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
G_D_K Posted December 9, 2015 Share Posted December 9, 2015 Thought it's about time I tried this.New manager of Salford City as I lived in Salford when I was at Uni there and I've been to quite a few games IRL. http://images.akamai.steamusercontent.com/ugc/400056281493743633/7BA3DC836DC08AC96E7FBB2DF4C3EC00A6ACE506/ EDIT: How do I do it so you can click where I've wrote "Salford City" to open the link? Type in Salford city where the link is. Then highlight "Salford City", and at the top of the edit box look for the globe with a chain-link under it...click that icon and in the text box that appears, insert the http...... link Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
darren1983 Posted December 9, 2015 Share Posted December 9, 2015 Hampton & Richmond - Vanarama National - Season 2020/21 League Table - a good first season at this level, started slowly but then found form and looked on course for a top 10 finish only to switch off once we became safe, we lost 5 of our last 6 games which was frustrating but overall have to be pleased with how the season went. FA Cup - made it to round 2 for the first time ever, we lead league 2 leaders Mandfield 1-0 with 55 minutes played before they tore us apart 5-1 FA Trophy - knocked out at the first attempt here. Squad - needs work if we're gonna kick on. Transfers - usual turnover Finances - ended the season 20k up and made a profit for the first time since I've been at the club. Key Players Jack Warburton - CM that has been key to how we've played this year/ Nigel Hassell - 16 goals (Including 4 in 1 game) and 10 assists from the left showed he was more then able to step up to this level. He also won Vanarama National player of the season. Paul Mottershead - 17 goals and at last we've found a consistent goal scorer (even if he does tend to pick up injuries) so of course he won't sign a new deal with us Faiq Bolkiah - tore us apart last season so I snapped him up when he was released by Maidstone, 16 assists from the right and not a coincidence our form suffered in the final moth when he was out injured. Bradley Jordan - Warbuton's midfield partner, the 2 of them working together is great to see. Career Overivew Season League Position Achievements --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2016/17 Vanarama National League South 10th 2017/18 Vanarama National League South 19th 2018/19 Vanarama National League South 10th 2019/20 Vanarama National League South 1st Promotion 2020/21 Vanarama National League 16th Next Season Try and kick on Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
glennuk Posted December 10, 2015 Share Posted December 10, 2015 So...THIS almost happened. The next day they decided to drop their bid. I'm actually happy - would feel a bit like cheating imo. Haha, that would have been UNREAL! Also would have been interesting thought to see how it would impact your progress. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tecmo Posted December 10, 2015 Share Posted December 10, 2015 And Enfield was a massive failure. Just no ability to score. Didn't win a game until our 13th and just couldn't make up that ground despite better form later. So now, off to Cambridge City. Hopefully this will go better, still only need to avoid relegation but the starting roster seems to be a major improvement over what I've had to work with in Enfield and Slough. Profile Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Harryseaess Posted December 10, 2015 Share Posted December 10, 2015 Type in Salford city where the link is. Then highlight "Salford City", and at the top of the edit box look for the globe with a chain-link under it...click that icon and in the text box that appears, insert the http...... link Awesome, thanks. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
MadCatPT Posted December 10, 2015 Share Posted December 10, 2015 Manager Hugo Carmona arrives in his motorcycle to take command of the Blyth Spartans, his presentation features music by Iron Maiden and Judas Priest. Promises new methods, no time wasted on scouting and matches, more time to scour nearby Scotland for whiskey in his motorcycle. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
edgar555 Posted December 10, 2015 Share Posted December 10, 2015 Farnborough FC 2016/17 First Season Review League Table Should be happy with 7th but seeing as we were in the top 3 for the whole season until we lost 8 in a row from end of February we should have done better. Transfers Tom Hickey was our best player and picked up Conference South Player of the Year Mark Jones was our top scorer and second in Golden Boot for Conference South Here's our end of season awards Our end of season review I got second in Manager of the year New contract was awarded in the midst of our losing run, had clearly done enough by then. Weak links in our team were defensively, so I'll be looking to shore up that department. I also need more depth and creativity in midfield. Career Overview Season League Position Achievements ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2016/17 Vanarama Conference South 7th Next Season Come on Boro! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lenzar Posted December 10, 2015 Share Posted December 10, 2015 Dorchester Town - 2017/18 Season Report - Vanarama National League Season Overview Unsurprisingly, after back-to-back promotions, we were complete outsiders for everything but relegation, and my early season signings were with an eye to playing more defensively. However, when it became clear that it was far easier to sign attacking options, I reverted to my regular 4-2-4 tactic. This led to us scoring the 3rd highest amount of goals in the league, but we would also concede far too many, often producing results such as 5-3 or 4-4. In the end, despite struggling against the larger teams, our form was enough to sneak into 5th place to qualify for the playoffs once again. This time, however, we were beaten, losing 2-1 on aggregate to eventual promotion winners Barrow. We were average in the cups, beating Vanarama South team Bath in the FA Cup before falling to League One's Reading after managing to force a replay. The FA Trophy saw us defeat Thurrock, before crashing out to fellow National League side Cheltenham. Final League Table Key Players Joshua Umerah A deadline day signing who ended up leading our attack from the front. Will be key to any success in the coming season. Faiq Bolkiah Bolkiah was our key creative force, easily topping the league's assists charts - apparently he's the Sultan of Brunei's nephew! Ben Whiteman Held our midfield together. Who Won What Premier League: Man City FA Cup: Arsenal (v Liverpool) La Liga: Real Madrid Copa Del Rey: Real Madrid (v Barcelona) Bundesliga: Bayern DFB-Pokal: Bayern (v Leverkusen) Serie A: Juventus TIM Cup: Roma (v Lazio) Ligue 1: PSG Coupe de France: Marseille (v Stade de Reims) Eredivisie: Feyenoord KNVB Beker: Heerenveen (v Roda JC) Superligaen: FC Midtjylland DBU Pokalen: FC Midtjylland (v FC Kobenhavn) Scottish Premiership: Celtic Scottish Cup: Hibernian (v Kilmarnock) Champions League: FC Bayern (v Man City) Europa League: FC Porto (v Man Utd) Transfers | Finances | Manager Profile | Club Information | Club Facilities | Best XI (Season) Season Division Position Avg. Attendance Leaderboard Points (Pos) Notes 16-17 VNS 2nd 902 7,101 (133,749th) Promoted via playoffs 17-18 VNL 5th 1,009 38,997 (227,347th) Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Harryseaess Posted December 10, 2015 Share Posted December 10, 2015 Salford City - Vanarama National League North - 2016/17 - 8thSeason ReviewNot a bad season, I had pretty much written off the first season. I just wanted to sign a few decent players and finish in a respectable position, both of which we managed to do. We started the season well but we eventually dropped off. We sneaked in to the playoff places with one game to go but lost our final game against Brackley 3-1 which meant we finished 8th.League TablePast PositionsFinances - A cash injection at the end of the season of £230k left our finances in ok shape. FA Cup - Knocked out in the 3rd qualifying round. I would have liked to get a bit further, just to boost our finances a little.FA Trophy - Made it to the 3rd round where we were knocked out by a much better team, so no real complaints there.Squad - I think I've got a decent squad in the making, just need a few more additions.Transfers - Nothing special. All frees, obviously.Career Overview Season Team Country League Position Achievements ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2016/17 Salford City England Vanarama National League North 8th Next Season Sign a few more decent playersObtain promotion Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
el sid Posted December 10, 2015 Share Posted December 10, 2015 Decent first season Harry! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
deadfncat Posted December 11, 2015 Share Posted December 11, 2015 Metropolitan Police - English Premier Division - 2028/29 - TwelfthYouth PlayersnilCareer Overview Season Team Country League League Finish Achievements ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2016/17 Met Police England Vanarama National League South 5th Playoff Final/Promotion 2017/18 Met Police England Vanarama National League 17th 2018/19 Met Police England Vanarama National League 1st Champions 2019/20 Met Police England Sky Bet League 2 21st Survival 2020/21 Met Police England Sky Bet League 2 12th 2021/22 Met Police England Sky Bet League 2 1st Champions 2022/23 Met Police England Sky Bet League 1 4th Promoted/JPT Runner Up 2023/24 Met Police England Sky Bet Championship 17th 2024/25 Met Police England Sky Bet Championship 17th 2025/26 Met Police England Sky Bet Championship 3rd Promoted via Playoffs 2026/27 Met Police England Premier Division 16th Survival 2027/28 Met Police England Premier Division 14th FA Cup runner up 2028/29 Met Police England Premier Division 12th Next SeasonKeep moving up the leagueSave some cash for new stadiumFacility NewsNew stadium is coming but apparently they found a way to install 8k new seats? The capacity used to be 5k so I guess they got permits or whatever to expand more.Training and Youth Facilities againMajor Competition WinnersEnglish Premier League - Chelsea, Arsenal, Man City, Liverpool, Everton, Tottenham, StokeSky Bet Championship - Crystal Palace, Swansea, FulhamFA Cup - Man CityCapital One Cup - ArsenalChampions League - Sporting (POR)Euro - PSGA League - Perth/Wellington Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jean0987654321 Posted December 11, 2015 Share Posted December 11, 2015 Salford City - Vanarama Conference North - 2016/2017 We played like Sampaoli's Chile and we won the whole damn thing!! League Table - We were okay, I guess. FA Cup - Got a little deeper than I expected but Notts County was just too good FA Trophy - Well...it would've fine to go all the way Transfers- Had a lot of players that were awful. I just let some rot in the reserves while offloading the rest as I could do. Squad -Its a young squad Finances - Got better after the board injected some money in Key Player Profiles: James Poole - An awesome winger. Rusell Griffifts - Our starting goalie Dave Winfield - One of our starting CBs Jake Cook - Our starting RB James Graham - Another of our starting CBs James Horsfield - Our Busquets and we love him Oliver Rathbone - Remember him?? Ashley Fletcher - Too good for Salford and will be leaving us. Top goalscorer, tho Career Overview Season League Position Achievements ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2016/17 Vanarama Conference North 1st Promoted - League Win Next Season We got promoted...so I want to get promoted again Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Harryseaess Posted December 11, 2015 Share Posted December 11, 2015 Decent first season Harry! Cheers, I've never really managed this far down the leagues before, except when I did a couple of seasons with Solihull Moors in FM11 I think it was. We've gone in to the next season a bit light on players due to me not renewing a few contracts of players that were on a lot of money and being under a takeover bid (from a group of fans) and therefore not able to sign anyone. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dons Posted December 11, 2015 Share Posted December 11, 2015 Grays Athletic Season Summary 24-25 Premier League Final Position 8th Squad - Table - Graph - Finances - Transfers - Profile - Injuries - Season Review - Board Review - Commercial Summary - End of Season Awards The League: Considering our squad vs some of the bigger teams, we did really well finishing in 8th spot. We were really close to finishing within the magic 6 top spots. With 2 games left of the season, only 3 points were separating spots 5-11. We had every chance to secure a better result, but in game 37 we lost 3-0 at home to an Aston Villa team, that we should have won against. The Cups: Both cups were a disappointment this year, exiting both in the 4th round. Capital One: Entered in the 2nd round and beat Portsmouth 2-1 away. 3rd round we beat Ipswich 3-2 home. 4th round we played against Hull, who were up 2-0 by 10 mins, we managed to draw, but lost in the shootout. FA Cup: Entered in the 3rd round and played 2-2 away vs Swindon. In an exciting return game we won in 4-3 in a poor defensive effort from both teams. In the 4th rnd we met Arsenal away. Despite expecting a heavy loss, we were up 1-0 72nd minute. Things were looking great, until Arsenal scored 2 goals in the 78th and 84th min, and secured a narrow 2-1 win. The Players: Many things didn't go as well as I had hoped for, felt forced to change tactic and changed to a 4-2-4, instead of our 4-1-2-3. That helped us score more goals, but also had more scored against us. The players worth mentioning are: Michel Dupuis GK - Wasn't at his best in many games, also doesn't seem to progress that much anymore. Hoping he will get better next season, if not, that is one of the places I need to look at. No defenders are making the list this year, they just aren't good enough. Andrew Cunningham MC - Bargain buy from Man Utd for 350k, rated star potential and have high expectations for him in the following seasons. Kenneth Simonsen SC - Played him mostly as AMR and will keep training him there. 11 goals and 12 assists in 25 games. Mark Nagy SC - Our topscorer with 19 goals and 5 assists in 26 games. Walter Romanelli SC - Everton bought im 2 seasons ago for 7.5mill and a p/x, another bargain buy at 2.8 mill. Scored 16 goals and 2 assists in 28 games. Except the keeper, i switched players around a lot to find something that would work, so only our keeper played many games, but our midfield and attack, seems pretty set now, just need to find better defenders. The Extras: Without anything resembling a trophy, the highlights of the season was board finally deciding to use some money. They wouldn't hear any talks of a new stadium, but they did eventually agree to enlarge the stadium. First by 6008 capacity and then a whooping 150 seats + undersoil heating! They also agreed to invest in our crappy facilities. Hopefully, next season will bring even more investments to the mighty grays. We did beat a 21 year old record though - For lowest attendance in the PRM....... Season League Pos Europe FA Cup Cap One FAT/JPT 16-17 VNS 1st None 3d Qua None Final 17-18 VN 11th None 2nd Rnd None FAT Winners 18-19 VN 1st None 2nd Rnd None 2nd Rnd 19-20 L2 1st None 5th Rnd 2nd Rnd Runner Up 20-21 L1 8th None 4th Rnd 2nd Rnd Semi-Final 21-22 L1 1st None Semi 2nd Rnd JPT Winner 22-23 CH 3rd None 4th Rnd 4th Rnd 23-24 CH 1st None 5th Rnd Winner 25-25 PRM 8th None 4th Rnd 4th Rnd Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
IainWhite Posted December 11, 2015 Share Posted December 11, 2015 SEASON 2028-29 Barclays Premier LeagueLeagueHad a fantastic season! Got 7 more points than our championship winning previous season. Unfortunately for us Arsenal had a freak season too and pipped us to the league by 2 points.FIXTURES 1 |FIXTURES 2 | LEAGUE TABLECupsReached the 3rd round of FA Cup losing to Swansea and the Quarter final of League Cup losing to Man CityCUP FIXTURES EuropeOur progression in Europe is coming along we are starting to make a name for ourselves topping our group which included Inter, Zenit and IFK Goteborg, In the second round we faced Basel winng 3-2 and 3-1 setting us up with an all English 1/4 final against Manchester City who were too good for us over the 2 legs beating us 2-1 in our home leg. We only could manage a 1-1 draw away and our European dream was over for anther seasonChampions League Fixtures | Champions League Group | 1/4 Final 1st Leg | 1/4 final 2nd LegSquad and Club InfoSquad | Home Screen | Transfers | Season Review| Best 11|Top Goalscorer | Fans Player Season Division Pos FA Cup League Cup Other Comps European Comps Notes--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2016/17 Vanarama National South 4th 3rd Qual Rd N/A FAT 3rd Qual Rd N/A Lost in playoff final2017/18 Vanarama National South 1st 3rd Qual Rd N/A FAT 3rd Qual Rd N/A Champions, Manager of the year2018/19 Vanarama National 1st 4th Qual Rd N/A FAT Winners N/A Champions, FA Trophy Winners, Manager of the year 2019/20 SkyBet League 2 1st 2nd Rd 1st Rd JPT Sth 1/4 Final N/A Champions, Manager of the year2020/21 SkyBet League 1 2nd 1st Rd 1st Rd JPT 2nd Rd N/A Runners up, Manager of the year2021/22 SkyBet Championship 10th 3rd Rd 2nd Rd N/A N/A 2022/23 SkyBet Championship 1st 4th Rd 1st Rd N/A N/A Champions, Manager of the year2023/24 Barclays Premier League 15th 3rd Rd 4th Rd N/A N/A 2024/25 Barclays Premier League 13th 4th Rd 3rd Rd N/A N/A2025/26 Barclays Premier League 6th Semi Final 4th Rd N/A N/A Qualified for Europa League2026/27 Barclays Premier League 3rd 5th Rd 3rd Rd N/A Europa League 1/4 Finals Qualified for Champions League2027/28 Barclays Premier League 1st 4th Rd 1/4 Final N/A CL Group stages/EL 1st KO Champions, Manager of the year2028/29 Barclays Premier League 2nd 3rd Rd 1/4 Final N/A CL 1/4 Final Runners Up in the league Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
podunkboy Posted December 12, 2015 Share Posted December 12, 2015 Team doesn't look too bad, pre-season, except for an apparent lack of midfielders, strikers, and defenders. On to the Premier League, Salford! Made it to the end of the season, actually won promotion, but then the players never went on vacation, they just wandered around the grounds for a couple weeks and then started complaining about pre-season starting so early (6 weeks earlier than the set date). Reported it to the bug people, but they don't know why it happened. But I consider it "save breaking" so I'm likely going to re-start...later, after the game is suitably patched to play in a satisfying and responsible manner. I've started two other saves, and they all resort in some sort of post-season lapse/game-breaking bug. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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