Fudal Posted December 22, 2019 Share Posted December 22, 2019 Moritz Hanraetz Say hello to the hero (or villain) of my Football Manager 20 Touch save. Moritz was born into a working middle-class family in the German state of Baden-Württemberg, more specifically the city of Stuttgart. He fell in love with the beautiful game at the little age of 6, and has been a die-hard supporter of his hometown club ever since. It has been a dream of his since those times as a child to eventually hoist the shirt of Die Roten above his head. However, his lack of not only technical, but physical ability to play even at a sunday league level forced him to give up those dreams. Now, he is trying his hand at football management. Game Settings I have loaded Germany (3. Liga), France (National), and Switzerland (Challenge League), as France and Switzerland are quite close geographically to the state of Baden-Württemberg. He will start unemployed with Sunday League experience (which is generous.) Goals of the Save: Win a trophy with a team from all three countries. (Germany, France, Switzerland) Get the VFB Stuttgart job. Win the Bundesliga with VFB Stuttgart. Reach and win a European Final with VFB Stuttgart. Get the Germany job. Win a trophy with Germany. Play enjoyable passing football. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fudal Posted December 22, 2019 Author Share Posted December 22, 2019 Hansa Rostock On November 1st, Moritz got his first expedition into football management, leaving his side job as an assitant coach of a local U-9 team. He was offered a $3.2k per week contract for one year only. Moritz doesn't appreciate the lack of trust that they are showing him, and he is quite offended by the lack of length on the contract. However, things were looking dire at the local primary school's training ground, so he didn't have much room to complain. The Squad 5 Year Plan The tactic Moritz considers himself a connoisseur of possesion football. For the past few years he has been arduously studying Xavi and Iniesta pass compilations on Youtube with unnecessarily loud techno music in the background. He despises defensive football. He considers parking the bus a sin of football, and he believes it ruins the purpose of the game. He gives his attacking 7 (striker, wingers, center mids, and wingbacks) plenty of room to express themselves, while the back 3 (defensive mid, centerbacks) can sit back and spray a ball in if needs be. Lots of focus goes into his wingers, and he is hoping his two star players, LW Opoku (on loan from Hamburg) and RW Omladic can provide important attacking input, and carry the attack. Geh Rostock! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fudal Posted December 22, 2019 Author Share Posted December 22, 2019 Hansa Rostock Moritz joins Rostock in a mid-table position, and the board expect to reach the 3. Liga playoffs. After joining on the first of November, here is how his first two months went. Mannheim 2-1 Rostock Goals: Opoku Unfortunate late loss to Mannheim, players got complacent Rostock 1-1 Zwickau Goals: Opoku Red: Butzen We very much could have won this one by 3 if we didn't get a 20' red. Kaiserslautern 0-2 Rostock Goals: Nartey, Opoku Two assists from our starman Nik Omladic got us the deserved win. Rostock 0-0 Carl Zeiss Jena Frustating loss to a defensive Jena team Unterhaching 1-2 Rostock Goals: Opoku, Omladic Easy win for the boys until Nartey (Mez) got a late own goal, then it was squeaky bum time. Magdeburg 1-1 Rostock Goals: Nartey He would make up for it in the next game, with DLP Hildebrant spraying a beautiful 30+ yard pass that would be compilation worthy Rostock 4-1 Großaspach Goals: Bulow, Nartey, Opoku, Straith An all around fantastic performance leads us into our winter break, and Moritz has plenty of business to do. Moritz Shopping List: - Backup Roaming Playmaker - Starting LB - Starting Left footed CB Geh Rostock! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fudal Posted December 22, 2019 Author Share Posted December 22, 2019 Hansa Rostock Welcome to the end of season 1 update where we go through the Winter transfer window, and the remaining games in the league. Here is the shopping list that Moritz and his assistant manager made up last update: Moritz Shopping List: - Backup Roaming Playmaker - Starting LB - Starting Left footed CB Let's see the potential targets at each postition. LB's: Unfortunately the only LB that was even on Scherff's level, will be on loan until the end of the season. Also unfortunate is that Grosch, who would be starting for the rest of the year, will only be joining next season, but he will probably start next year as well. Two options here, but I went for Pasquarelli, he just looked a better player and will be on loan for the rest of the season. Youth Intake Preview: Breaking this down GK- nothing listed Fullbacks- few fullbacks CBs- nothing listed Wingbacks- no new wingbacks DMs- one great DM prospect could make this a good intake Wingers- no wingers CMs- nothing listed AMs- no attacking mids STs- no strikers Now on to the games... January FC Bayern II 1-2 Rostock Goals: Butzen, Konigs Early goals sealed the game. February Rostock 1-0 Uerdingen Goals: Opoku Chemnitz 2-2 Rostock Goals: Nartey, Vollmann Rostock 1-0 Braunschweig Goals: Konigs Rostock 1-0 Meppen Goals: Butzen Duisburg 0-1 Rostock Goals: Konigs Beautiful football going 4-1-0 and 4 clean sheets. Moritz is happy. March Rostock 1-0 Wurzburg Goals: Verhoek Ingolstadt 0-2 Rostock Goals: Nartey, Hildebrandt Rostock: 1-0 Koln Goals: Thellufsen April Halle 0-0 Rostock Goals: Start of the weirdest run of form I have ever experienced playing FMT. Also, 0-0 draw Rostock 1-1 1860 Munich Goals: Nartey Munster 0-0 Rostock Goals: Mannheim 1-1 Rostock Goals: Opoku Zwickau 1-0 Rostock Goals: May Rostock 2-2 Kaiserslautern Goals: Nartey, Konigs The only game in this set that I feel we didn't deserve to win, however a late team goal from Moritz's boys gave us 1 point. Jena 1-0 Rostock Goals: Rostock 1-1 Unterhaching Goals: Atilgan So, so, so, so frustrating in April and May. I believe that a late equalizer from 1860 is all to blame, as the morale went down the drain. My strikers forgot how to score, even though we had 3x as many shots than our opponents except Kaiserslautern. I just hope next season will bd better, as we will have to recruit plenty of backups. Highest Goals: Opoku & Verhoek Highest Assists: Omladic Highest AR: Butzen Highest POM: Butzen Geh Rostock! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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