Be A Pro - The Competition/Story

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So, 20 of you signed up in the Be A Pro (Register Now!) thread. Now, it begins :)

I will update every 2 months on each of your players, with a separate update for the summer/pre-season.

The poll, quite frankly, couldn't have been any worse :p 25 people voted when there should only have been 21 (since TheShots managed to get himself caught as FM10Spurs, genius, with Mike taking his place ;)) 13 people voted for the story with the competition while 12 voted for just story, so as many people as possible have come off worse :p

Points System

Striker

Goal: 2 points
Assist: 1 point
Clean Sheet: 1 point
Shots on target: 1 point

Midfielders

Goal: 1 point
Assist: 2 point
Clean Sheet: 1 point
Successful Passes: 1 point per 25


Defenders

Clean Sheet: 3 points
Goal: 1 point
Assist: 1 point
Successful Tackles: 2 points per 5

Goalkeepers

Clean Sheets: 10 points
Minutes not conceded: 10 points per 50 minutes

Everyone

MoM: 5 points
Monthly Award: 1st; 5 points, 2nd; 3 points 3rd; 1 point
Yearly Award: 1st; 50 points, 2nd; 30 points, 3rd; 15 points
Yellow Cards: -2 points per 5
Red Cards: -5 points
Mistake Leading To Goal: -5 points
International Caps (No Youth Level): 5 points per 10
International Goal: 2 points
Club/International Vice-Captain: 5 points
Club/International Captain: 10 points
Transfer Fees: 1 point per 500k

I have tried to make this as fair as possible for all positions. It's probably not perfect so if you have any suggestions please feel free to let me know (either here or via PM/VM). I'll do the first update when I get a chance.

Thank you :)

Below are screenshots of how your players looked at the beginning of the game.

 
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Looking forward to this.

I wonder who is gonna win :p
 
I think a midfielder should get more points for a goal than a striker, and a defender more than a midfielder?
 
Mike said:
I think a midfielder should get more points for a goal than a striker, and a defender more than a midfielder?
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maybe, 3-2-1 from defender to striker?
 
1 point per shot on target is a bit generous, maybe every 5 or 10? Also I don't think that strikers (and maybe midfielders) should get credit for a clean sheet. Goalkeepers should get points for saves as well.
 
themadsheep2001 said:
maybe, 3-2-1 from defender to striker?
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Sorry what? :p

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Cal. said:
1 point per shot on target is a bit generous, maybe every 5 or 10? Also I don't think that strikers (and maybe midfielders) should get credit for a clean sheet. Goalkeepers should get points for saves as well.
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I wanted to do that but I can't find that statistic anywhere. Am I being thick?
 
Gaffer said:
Sorry what? :p

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I wanted to do that but I can't find that statistic anywhere. Am I being thick?
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goals: 3 points per defender 2 for midfielders 1 for strikers

ive not seen stats for how many saves a keeper makes, i assume you would take the oppostiions number of shots on target then subtract any goals conceded?
 
themadsheep2001 said:
goals: 3 points per defender 2 for midfielders 1 for strikers

ive not seen stats for how many saves a keeper makes, i assume you would take the oppostiions number of shots on target then subtract any goals conceded?
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That simple? :$
 
if you do that then take the 10 points every 50 minutes off
 
The way I did the points was like this. You buy a striker to score, you buy a defender to defend and keep clean sheets, you buy a goalkeeper to do the same and a midfielder to pass and assist. So you get rewarded for doing your job. You know what I mean?
 
I think some of you may misunderstand. The minutes conceded thing is in a row. For example at the beginning of matches it says so and so hasn't conceded in however many minutes of football. For every 50 mins he gets 10 points.
 
Gaffer said:
The way I did the points was like this. You buy a striker to score, you buy a defender to defend and keep clean sheets, you buy a goalkeeper to do the same and a midfielder to pass and assist. So you get rewarded for doing your job. You know what I mean?
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i see what you mean. to be honest we could all come up with different idea's. think its best that you go with what you think is best.
 
Gaffer i understand what you mean with the keppers but that is to generous bacuase for every clean sheet they are getting at least 20 points which is like impossible for every other position
 
Going to be hard for me as a defensive midfielder haha.
 
Summer Update
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Brian Arthur: 17 year old Brian Arthur has had a somewhat unlucky pre-season. During 4 friendlies Brian has scored 2 goals while setting up 1 team mate, all this at an average rating of 7.25. He is now receiving treatment for a damaged foot and is expected to be out for between a week and 11 days. He looks set to have a promising season for such a young age with the manager currently using him in a squad rotation system. His morale is set as 'okay' for the time being.

Cal Sear: 16 year old Cal Sear has endured a good start to the season with Newcastle racking up a total of 11 friendly appearances with 5 goals, 4 assists, 1 Man Of The Match with an average rating of 7.33. He is currently with the England U21 squad. The Newcastle United manager regards him as a Hot Prospect For The Future. His morale is Superb.

Calum Ballantyne: 17 year old Calum Ballantyne hasn't had the best of starts during the pre-season. With 6 friendly appearances he has failed to score or assist with an average rating of just 6.55. He is currently training with the Scotland U19s squad. Despite a bad start, his morale is still Good. The Rangers manager regards Ballantyne as a Hot Prospect For the Future.

Calum Elder: 16 year old Calum Elder has had a good start to the season. Although during 4 friendly appearances he failed to score or assist he still had an average rating of 7.20. He also made an appearance in the Europa League where Elder managed a goal. This goal made him the youngest Liverpool player to score, ever. Quite and achievement. He has Superb morale and is regarded as a Hot Prospect For the Future.

Owen Clarke: 16 year old Clarky has appeared in 3 friendly matches picking up 1 goal and 1 Man Of the Match with an average rating of 7.27. He has also played 2 League matches making 1 assist with a not-so-good rating of 6.80. Clarky also played once in the League Cup getting the Man Of the Match award with a rating of 8.50. He looks set to have a bright football in career, regarded as an Important First Team Player by the manager with Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger showing interest in the young Belgian defender.

Daniel Oakes: The 17 year old forward hasn't had a good start to his season. Oakes made 3 appearances in friendly matches making 2 assists with an average rating of 6.47. He has also made 2 appearances in the league and 1 in the cup. In all 3 of those appearances he failed to score or assist. He is currently receiving specialist treatment for a fractured skull and is respected to return to action within 2 or 3 months. Despite a bad start and poor showing his manager regards him as Indispensable To the Club. Oakes' moral is currently Poor.

Dean Burke: 17 year old forward Dean Burke was quickly snapped up by Hibernian on a free transfer. Burke has made 1 friendly appearance and 1 League appearance scoring once in each with an overall Average Rating. He looks set to have a bright future at Hibernian while his manger uses him in a Squad Rotation System. His morale is Superb.

Frans Murto: 16 year old goalkeeper Frans Murto has had a reasonable start to the season. Making 4 friendly appearances Murto conceded 2 goals, kept 2 clean sheets picking up 1 Man Of the Match award. His manager regards him as a Hot prospect for the future. His morale is Good. He also became the youngest ever player for Bayern Munchen.

George Fenech: 17 year old winger George Fenech was quickly snapped up by n-power Championship side Nottingham Forest. He made 3 friendly appearances setting up a team mate once with an average rating of 6.70. He played in one match in the Cup with an average rating of 6.30. His manager uses him in a Squad Rotation System.His morale, at the moment is Okay.

Jay Price: 17 year old spanish attacking midfielder Jay Price has begun the seasons well appearing in 9 friendly appearances, scoring twice and setting up a team mate once, all at an average rating of 7.39. He is currently training with the Spain U19 squad. Price has Superb morale and is regarded as a Hot Prospect For the Future by manager Sir Alex Ferguson.

Jordan Rollinson: 16 year old striker Jordan Rollinson has had a mixed start to the season. Rollinson only managed two friendly appearances, in which he scored once at an average rating of 6.70. Despite only 2 friendly appearances, he has played 5 times for Bright in the n-power championship both scoring and assisting once at an average rating of 6.74. This goal made him the youngest ever n-power League 1 goalscorer. During 3 Cup appearances Rollinson managed to score once, thus making him the youngest ever scorer in the competition, and for Brighton, despite a lowly average rating of 6.83. His morale is good and his manager regards him as Indispensable To the Club.

Josh Rowles: 16 year old attacking midfielder Josh Rowles has made 9 friendly appearances, setting up 4 goals an earning 1 Man Of the Match award at an average rating of 7.24. His morale is Okay while his manager regards him as a Hot Prospect For the Future.

Mally Ghariani: 16 year old midfielder Mally Ghariani has made a reasonable start to the season, making 9 friendly appearances, setting up his team mates 3 times at an average rating of 7.18. He also played rather disappointing in the Cup, making 2 appearances and assisting once with at an average rating of 6.75. His morale is Good and is held in regard as a Hot Prospect For the Future by his manager.

Michael Dale: 17 year old Michael Dale has had an average pre-season, making 6 friendly appearances, setting up his team mates twice with an average rating of 7.20. Although he has yet to play for his club in a competitive match he has already made his mark on the international scene at youth level making 1 appearance for Wales. He is currently training and playing with the Welsh Under21s. His morale is Very Good while his manager regards him as a Hot Prospect For the Future. His manager is also looking to loan him out at present, with interest from Norwich, Notts Co, Port Vale, Scunthorpe, Swindon and Wycombe.

Michael Ofori: 16 year old attacking midfielder Michael Ofori has made an average start to the season, appearing in 10 friendly matches, setting up his team mates 3 times at an average rating of 7.03. His morale is good and his manager regards him as a Hot Prospect For the Future.

Nile Higgins: 17 year old winger Nile Higgins has had an average start to his Leeds career, making 3 friendly appearances at an average rating of 6.90. However, the young winger has joined n-power League 1 side Bristol Rovers for 6 months. Here, he has played for them 6 times scoring once, assisting once, and earning himself 1 Man Of the Match award, all at an average rating of 7.00. He is currently with the England U19s. His morale is Okay and is held in high regard by both the Leeds and Bristol Rovers managers.

Naldinho: I think it's fair to say that the 17 year old winger has had the worst start to the season. Naldinho has only managed one League appearance for Doncaster at a rating of 6.30. His morale is Poor while his manager currently uses him in a squad rotation system.

Peixinho: 16 year old attacking midfielder Nuno Peixinho has had an decent start to the season. Peixinho has appeared in 4 friendly matches scoring once and assisting 4 times at an average rating of 7.13. His morale is Very Good and his manager regards him
as a Hot Prospect For the Future.

Teaguey: 16 year old winger Teaguey made 5 friendly appearances, failing to both score and assist at an average rating of 6.80. He is currently training with the England U19s. His morale is still Superb and is regarded by his manager as a Hot Prospect For the Future.

Tito:17 year old attacking midfielder Tiago Da Silva has had a poor start to the season making 4 friendly appearances, failing to score or assist with an average rating of 6.70. Tito is currently training with the England U19's. His morale is Okay and he is regarded by his manager as a Hot Prospect For the Future.
 
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I think that's enough, can stop now while I'm ahead ;)
 
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