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CalumE5's 14 Future Stars (Game Thread)
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Ihava ***** (Sam)
Barcelona At.
Apps: 13
Goals: 4
Assists: 1
***** was moved down to the reserves this season in order to get some more game time, but he didn’t get as much as he would have liked. ***** had some injury troubles this season, out for a total of 3 months, but he was still able to produce some good performances for the England Under 21s. Will next season be the season that Ancelotti lets ***** play more regularly for the Liga BBVA champions?
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Nathan Burbidge (Nathan)
Leeds (on loan from Arsenal)
Apps: 28
Goals: 9
Assists: 5
Burbidge was loaned out once again, this time to Championship side Leeds where he was a regular starter, and helped lead them to a 4th place finish, resulting in promotion through the playoffs, impressive considering Burbidge was out for 3 months of his loan through injury! Burbidge has been in fine form the England Under 21s, but is yet to be called up to the senior squad. Will new manager Mancini choose to loan Burbidge out again next season, or will he be given a chance?
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Stefan Cubitt (Puddz)
Stoke (on loan from Man City)
Apps: 3
Goals: 2
Assists: 0
Cubitt was once again loaned out, this time to Championship side Stoke, but he was unable to make any impact on their promotion winning season, mainly due to a torn calf muscle keeping him out for 4 months. Cubitt has found himself on the transfer list at Man City, and will be hoping to move somewhere that will appreciate his potential. The youngster also got a couple more youth appearances for England.
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Calum De Ferdinho (Calum)
Liverpool
Apps: 13
Goals: 0
Assists: 1
De Ferdinho had an average season with Liverpool, making most of his appearances from the bench, but he looks set to have a very bright future, now being tutored by Steven Gerrard, adding to his wealth of knowledge gained from other players. De Ferdinho gained 6 more international caps, continuing to impress at the top level. De Ferdinho was also able to help Liverpool to the final of the Europa League, but they lost to Sevilla, and they also finished 2nd in the Premier League behind Chelsea.
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Jordan De Gea (*JK*)
Man United
Apps: 25
Goals: 5
Assists: 1
De Gea had a decent season with Man United, getting plenty of appearances with the first team, but they were unable to win any trophies under Mike Phelan, who was in turn given the sack, who was replaced by Louis Van Gaal. De Gea featured primarily on the left this season. De Gea was rewarded for his form with 7 England caps this season, making his debut against Northern Ireland and scoring his first goal against San Marino.
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Burak De Souza (TheRealMourinho)
Fenerbahce
Apps: 40
Goals: 13
Assists: 10
De Souza had another strong season with Fenerbahce, helping them on their way to a second consecutive Turkish Premier League title. De Souza has been a key player for the side, and has been rewarded with a contract worth over £100,000 a week! De Souza played a few more games for his country, which saw him score his first international goal against Georgia, followed by 2 more.
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Calum Elder (CalumE5)
Fulham (on loan from Liverpool)
Apps: 30
Goals: 10
Assists: 0
Elder was loaned out to Fulham this season, where he featured regularly and helped them avoid relegation. However, 6 weeks of injuries meant that Elder couldn’t get as much football as he would have liked. A decent season was made better by Craig Levein, who let Elder make his international debut against the Czech Republic, and Elder has since gone on to make 2 more Scotland appearances.
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The God (Redrup)
Birmingham
Apps: 33
Goals: 1
Assists: 0
God was subject to a transfer worth £6.75m in the summer, and would become an important player for new club Birmigham, who finished 10th in the Premier League under Alan Curbishley. Even with a groin strain causing him to miss 3 weeks of football, God continued to impress in the England Under 21s team, but still awaits a call up to the senior squad.
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Jack Hughes (mrjack41)
Everton
Apps: 35
Goals: 2
Assists: 9
Hughes managed to impress manager Moyes this season, earning a regular place in the first team squad, and helping Everton to an 8th place finish in the Premier League. Hughes continued to play a key role on the left wing for Uruguay too, earning himself 7 more caps. Miraculously, Hughes hasn’t succumbed to injury once in his career!
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Jesuslater (AussieOchoa)
Arsenal
Apps: 12
Goals: 3
Assists: 2
Jesuslater had a decent season for Arsenal, earning himself a few starts for the first team, and helping Arsenal to a disappointing 6th, resulting in new manager Roberto Mancini taking over. Jesuslater earned himself his first 2 caps for Nigeria, and impressed thoroughly, scoring 3 times, with his debut against Paraguay.
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Race (CiaranSafc)
Sunderland
Apps: 41
Goals: 1
Assists: 9
Race had another good season for Sunderland, and he is starting to become a key figure for them, helping them to a 5th place finish, above Arsenal under manager Tony Pulis. Race has also continued to feature heavily for the England Under 21s, but still can’t break in to the senior side.
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Chase Status (Gaffer)
Newcastle
Apps: 10
Goals: 2
Assists: 2
Status had an average season for Newcastle, not really managing to make much of an impact in the sides 12th place finish under Joaquin Caparros. When he was played though, Status was played mainly on the right wing. Status was able to make a few more appearances for the Scotland Under 21s, but it was overall a poor season for the midfielder.
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Zoran Todorovic (Vanjagl)
Ajax
Apps: 35
Goals: 9
Assists: 14
The versatile Todorovic had a good season for Ajax, playing a key role in their Eredivise winning campaign. Todorovic has been becoming a key player for the side, and his ability to play in midfield and attack has been useful, although he has mainly utilised in the centre of the park. He may have played an even bigger role had his season not been marred by 8 weeks of injuries! Todorovic also made 6 more appearances for his country.
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Trivâo (Triv)
Rochdale (on loan from Sunderland) / Tottenham
Apps: 12 / 0
Goals: 6 / 0
Assists: 0 / 0
Trivâo was shipped out on loan to Rochdale for a short-term loan at the start of the season, and upon his return, he was bought for £1.9m by Tottenham, where he has rotted in the reserves during their 11th placed season. Trivâo had another injury-plagued season, this time with 3 months worth of injuries. Trivâo will be hoping that his new mentor, Jermaine Defoe, will be able to help put his career back on track.
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Trophy Haul:
Todorovic – 2 (Dutch Cup, Eredivise)
De Souza – 2 (2 x Turkish Premier League)
Jordan De Gea – 1 (FA Cup)
Burbidge – 1 (nPower Championship)
Cubitt – 1 (Scottish Cup)
International Caps:
Todorovic – 12/0
De Ferdinho – 12/0
De Souza – 10/3
Hughes – 9/0
De Gea – 7/2
Elder – 3/0
Jesuslater - 2/3
Champions:
England: Chelsea
Spain: Barcelona
Italy: Juventus
France: Lyon
Germany: FC Bayern
Holland: Ajax
Scotland: Celtic
Turkey: Fenerbahce
Champions League: Barcelona
Europa League: Sevilla
FA Cup: West Ham
Screenshots will be up soon!
Ihava ***** (Sam)
Barcelona At.
Apps: 13
Goals: 4
Assists: 1
***** was moved down to the reserves this season in order to get some more game time, but he didn’t get as much as he would have liked. ***** had some injury troubles this season, out for a total of 3 months, but he was still able to produce some good performances for the England Under 21s. Will next season be the season that Ancelotti lets ***** play more regularly for the Liga BBVA champions?
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Nathan Burbidge (Nathan)
Leeds (on loan from Arsenal)
Apps: 28
Goals: 9
Assists: 5
Burbidge was loaned out once again, this time to Championship side Leeds where he was a regular starter, and helped lead them to a 4th place finish, resulting in promotion through the playoffs, impressive considering Burbidge was out for 3 months of his loan through injury! Burbidge has been in fine form the England Under 21s, but is yet to be called up to the senior squad. Will new manager Mancini choose to loan Burbidge out again next season, or will he be given a chance?
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Stefan Cubitt (Puddz)
Stoke (on loan from Man City)
Apps: 3
Goals: 2
Assists: 0
Cubitt was once again loaned out, this time to Championship side Stoke, but he was unable to make any impact on their promotion winning season, mainly due to a torn calf muscle keeping him out for 4 months. Cubitt has found himself on the transfer list at Man City, and will be hoping to move somewhere that will appreciate his potential. The youngster also got a couple more youth appearances for England.
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Calum De Ferdinho (Calum)
Liverpool
Apps: 13
Goals: 0
Assists: 1
De Ferdinho had an average season with Liverpool, making most of his appearances from the bench, but he looks set to have a very bright future, now being tutored by Steven Gerrard, adding to his wealth of knowledge gained from other players. De Ferdinho gained 6 more international caps, continuing to impress at the top level. De Ferdinho was also able to help Liverpool to the final of the Europa League, but they lost to Sevilla, and they also finished 2nd in the Premier League behind Chelsea.
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Jordan De Gea (*JK*)
Man United
Apps: 25
Goals: 5
Assists: 1
De Gea had a decent season with Man United, getting plenty of appearances with the first team, but they were unable to win any trophies under Mike Phelan, who was in turn given the sack, who was replaced by Louis Van Gaal. De Gea featured primarily on the left this season. De Gea was rewarded for his form with 7 England caps this season, making his debut against Northern Ireland and scoring his first goal against San Marino.
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Burak De Souza (TheRealMourinho)
Fenerbahce
Apps: 40
Goals: 13
Assists: 10
De Souza had another strong season with Fenerbahce, helping them on their way to a second consecutive Turkish Premier League title. De Souza has been a key player for the side, and has been rewarded with a contract worth over £100,000 a week! De Souza played a few more games for his country, which saw him score his first international goal against Georgia, followed by 2 more.
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Calum Elder (CalumE5)
Fulham (on loan from Liverpool)
Apps: 30
Goals: 10
Assists: 0
Elder was loaned out to Fulham this season, where he featured regularly and helped them avoid relegation. However, 6 weeks of injuries meant that Elder couldn’t get as much football as he would have liked. A decent season was made better by Craig Levein, who let Elder make his international debut against the Czech Republic, and Elder has since gone on to make 2 more Scotland appearances.
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The God (Redrup)
Birmingham
Apps: 33
Goals: 1
Assists: 0
God was subject to a transfer worth £6.75m in the summer, and would become an important player for new club Birmigham, who finished 10th in the Premier League under Alan Curbishley. Even with a groin strain causing him to miss 3 weeks of football, God continued to impress in the England Under 21s team, but still awaits a call up to the senior squad.
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Jack Hughes (mrjack41)
Everton
Apps: 35
Goals: 2
Assists: 9
Hughes managed to impress manager Moyes this season, earning a regular place in the first team squad, and helping Everton to an 8th place finish in the Premier League. Hughes continued to play a key role on the left wing for Uruguay too, earning himself 7 more caps. Miraculously, Hughes hasn’t succumbed to injury once in his career!
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Jesuslater (AussieOchoa)
Arsenal
Apps: 12
Goals: 3
Assists: 2
Jesuslater had a decent season for Arsenal, earning himself a few starts for the first team, and helping Arsenal to a disappointing 6th, resulting in new manager Roberto Mancini taking over. Jesuslater earned himself his first 2 caps for Nigeria, and impressed thoroughly, scoring 3 times, with his debut against Paraguay.
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Race (CiaranSafc)
Sunderland
Apps: 41
Goals: 1
Assists: 9
Race had another good season for Sunderland, and he is starting to become a key figure for them, helping them to a 5th place finish, above Arsenal under manager Tony Pulis. Race has also continued to feature heavily for the England Under 21s, but still can’t break in to the senior side.
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Chase Status (Gaffer)
Newcastle
Apps: 10
Goals: 2
Assists: 2
Status had an average season for Newcastle, not really managing to make much of an impact in the sides 12th place finish under Joaquin Caparros. When he was played though, Status was played mainly on the right wing. Status was able to make a few more appearances for the Scotland Under 21s, but it was overall a poor season for the midfielder.
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Zoran Todorovic (Vanjagl)
Ajax
Apps: 35
Goals: 9
Assists: 14
The versatile Todorovic had a good season for Ajax, playing a key role in their Eredivise winning campaign. Todorovic has been becoming a key player for the side, and his ability to play in midfield and attack has been useful, although he has mainly utilised in the centre of the park. He may have played an even bigger role had his season not been marred by 8 weeks of injuries! Todorovic also made 6 more appearances for his country.
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Trivâo (Triv)
Rochdale (on loan from Sunderland) / Tottenham
Apps: 12 / 0
Goals: 6 / 0
Assists: 0 / 0
Trivâo was shipped out on loan to Rochdale for a short-term loan at the start of the season, and upon his return, he was bought for £1.9m by Tottenham, where he has rotted in the reserves during their 11th placed season. Trivâo had another injury-plagued season, this time with 3 months worth of injuries. Trivâo will be hoping that his new mentor, Jermaine Defoe, will be able to help put his career back on track.
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Trophy Haul:
Todorovic – 2 (Dutch Cup, Eredivise)
De Souza – 2 (2 x Turkish Premier League)
Jordan De Gea – 1 (FA Cup)
Burbidge – 1 (nPower Championship)
Cubitt – 1 (Scottish Cup)
International Caps:
Todorovic – 12/0
De Ferdinho – 12/0
De Souza – 10/3
Hughes – 9/0
De Gea – 7/2
Elder – 3/0
Jesuslater - 2/3
Champions:
England: Chelsea
Spain: Barcelona
Italy: Juventus
France: Lyon
Germany: FC Bayern
Holland: Ajax
Scotland: Celtic
Turkey: Fenerbahce
Champions League: Barcelona
Europa League: Sevilla
FA Cup: West Ham
Screenshots will be up soon!
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Will post up a World Cup 2014 mini-update shortly, not sure many will feature though!
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2014 World Cup Update
Jesuslater was selected for the Nigeria squad, but they only managed 3rd in their group. Jesuslater scored twice.
Hughes was selected for the Uruguay squad, getting a couple of games and scoring what would turn out to be the 3rd best goal of the tournament, but they were knocked out in the First Knockout Round by the Czech Republic.
Todorovic was part of the Sweden squad that came 3rd in their group, but was injured for 3 months early on, so couldn't make any appearances.
England, Scotland, and Turkey didn't qualify for the tournament, and Trivao wasn't selected for the Portugal squad.
France eventually went on to beat Italy in the final.
!Will post up a World Cup 2014 mini-update shortly, not sure many will feature though!
---------- Post added at 08:18 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:59 PM ----------
2014 World Cup Update
Jesuslater was selected for the Nigeria squad, but they only managed 3rd in their group. Jesuslater scored twice.
Hughes was selected for the Uruguay squad, getting a couple of games and scoring what would turn out to be the 3rd best goal of the tournament, but they were knocked out in the First Knockout Round by the Czech Republic.
Todorovic was part of the Sweden squad that came 3rd in their group, but was injured for 3 months early on, so couldn't make any appearances.
England, Scotland, and Turkey didn't qualify for the tournament, and Trivao wasn't selected for the Portugal squad.
France eventually went on to beat Italy in the final.
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I am still a physical beast. Disappointed that I haven't grown any taller! Nigerian caps goin well tho By my count, 5 goals, 5 games? I could be wrong.
By my count, 5 goals, 5 games? I could be wrong.Ihava ***** (Sam)
Barcelona
Apps: 2
Goals: 1
Assists: 0
***** had a poor season, only managing two outings for the senior team, both of which were in the cup. However, ***** has been on good form with the England youth team. ***** will be hoping to learn something from new tutor Bojan that can help him break into the first team. ***** will be pleased that his two appearances did win him a trophy though; the Club World Championship!
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Nathan Burbidge (Nathan)
Arsenal
Apps: 24
Goals: 2
Assists: 3
For the first time in his career, Burbidge was allowed to stay at Arsenal this season, and made plenty of appearances. His goalscoring form wasn’t the best however, as he was placed out on the left wing mostly. Arsenal managed a decent 5th place finish in the Premier League. Burbidge was on form for the England Under 18s, scoring lots of goals. Surely it’s only a matter of time until he gets a full debut?
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Stefan Cubitt (Puddz)
Q.P.R (on loan from Man City)
Apps: 13
Goals: 6
Assists: 0
Cubitt had a decent season on loan at Q.P.R, but didn’t get as many games as he would have liked. He helped the Championship side to a 3rd place finish, but they were unable to win the playoffs. Cubitt found himself with 2 months worth of injuries which didn’t help his case for a first team spot with Man City, who won the Premier League this season. Cubitt will be hoping that he can soon make a breakthrough with club and country.
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Calum De Ferdinho (Calum)
Liverpool
Apps: 43
Goals: 0
Assists: 7
De Ferdinho had a good season at Liverpool, making a number of appearances that suggest that he has earned his place as a first team regular, helping Liverpool to a 4th place Premier League finish, and a runner-up spot in the Champions League, losing out to bitter rivals Man United in the final! De Ferdinho has continued his form for Scotland too. Even with injuries lasting a total of 8 weeks, De Ferdinho had a season that he will be looking to build on.
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Jordan De Gea (*JK*)
Man United
Apps: 29
Goals: 6
Assists: 8
A hip injury in July meant a delayed start to the season for De Gea, but he had a good season with United, helping them to a 3rd place finish in the Premier League, also winning the Champions League with a victory against Liverpool in the final! Mainly used on the left wing for Man United, De Gea also made a few more appearances for England, and looked great value, adding 2 more goals to his international account.
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Burak De Souza (TheRealMourinho)
Fenerbahce
Apps: 37
Goals: 11
Assists: 6
De Souza enjoyed another good season at Fenerbahce, however, they were unable to defend their title, slumping to a 3rd place finish. Now earning £110,000 a week, De Souza got five more caps for Turkey, featuring mostly on the right for club and country. Fenerbahce qualified top of their group above Chelsea in the Champions League this year, but were knocked out by Liverpool at the next stage 7-0 on aggregate.The 20-year old is enjoying at time at Fenerbahce, but how long will he stay?
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Calum Elder (CalumE5)
Liverpool
Apps: 18
Goals: 6
Assists: 1
Elder had a decent season, but seems to be very much a backup to Luis Suarez at the moment, with the lone striker role being difficult to become a regular in. Liverpool finished 4th this season, and were runners up to Man United in the Champions League. Elder continued to impress for Scotland, netting his first two goals! Elder was injured for 8 weeks this season, and will look to improve next season.
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The God (Redrup)
Birmingham
Apps: 41
Goals: 1
Assists: 3
God had a god season with Birmingham, being a regular starter for the side that went on to finish a respectable 8th in the Premier League. God was mainly used in defence, but had plenty of spells in central midfield too. God’s season was made better when he earned his first England cap against South Korea. An injury free season for God meant he was able to make a big impact.
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Jack Hughes (mrjack41)
Everton
Apps: 39
Goals: 2
Assists: 6
Hughes was a regular starter for Everton, who finished a decent 6th in the Premier League this season. Hughes has also been ever-present for Uruguay, reaching his 20th cap this season! Hughes got his first ever injury; a dead leg which kept him out for four whole days! Hughes has also struck up a good friendship with Everton striker Ezequiel Lavezzi, who is already a club icon!
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Jesuslater (AussieOchoa)
Sevilla (on loan from Arsenal)
Apps: 13
Goals: 8
Assists: 0
Jesuslater has been on superb goalscoring form for both club and country, but hasn’t been given much chance to prove this form. Jesuslater was loaned out to Sevilla in January, and has proved to be a more than adequate backup. He helped Sevilla to 4th in La Liga. A damage kneecap near the start of the season meant 4 weeks were missed for the Nigerian who will soon gain British nationality, but he will want to be rewarded for his fine form with regular starts.
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Race (CiaranSafc)
Sunderland
Apps: 38
Goals: 0
Assists: 5
Race had a strong season for Sunderland, however, he wasn’t able to save them from relegation, with the northern club slumping to an 18th place Premier League finish, so they will be enjoying Championship football next season. As a result of the poor season, Race requested a transfer, with Sunderland’s asking price set at £11.75m, and Man United taking a keen interest. Race was out injured for 4 months this season, making his 38 appearances very impressive.
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Chase Status (Gaffer)
Newcastle
Apps: 24
Goals: 2
Assists: 4
Status had a decent season with Newcastle, but didn’t get to play as much as he would have liked. Newcastle finished in 11th in the Premier League, with Status mainly being played on the right. Status is yet to make his Scotland debut, but has been decent for the Under 18s. Fractured ribs meant Status was out for 5 weeks, but this is no excuse for his poor showing this season.
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Zoran Todorovic (Vanjagl)
Ajax
Apps: 40
Goals: 11
Assists: 14
Deployed as a central midfielder, Todorivic had a great season for Ajax, but could only help them reach a disappointing 6th in the Eredivise. Todorovic has won his place in Ajax fans hearts though, going down as a Favoured Personnel. He has been ever-present for Sweden, and his good performances have meant that interest is being shown by Spanish giants Real Madrid! Surely a big money offer from such a big club would be too good to refuse?
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Trivâo (Triv)
Tottenham
Apps: 0
Goals: 0
Assists: 0
Trivâo’s difficult career continues, as a season that didn’t warrant a single appearance for 7th placed Tottenham came and went. Trivâo also made little impact for the reserves. However, Trivâo’s form for Portugal Under 18s has been impressive, perhaps this could be a sign of things to come. Scunthorpe are showing a major interest in loaning out Trivâo, which would be met with great enthusiasm by the striker.
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Trophy Haul:
Todorovic – 2 (Dutch Cup, Eredivise)
De Souza – 2 (2 x Turkish Premier League)
Jordan De Gea – 2 (Champions League, FA Cup)
***** – 1 (Club World Championship)
Burbidge – 1 (nPower Championship)
Cubitt – 1 (Scottish Cup)
International Caps/Goals:
Hughes – 20/1
De Ferdinho – 19/0
Todorovic – 18/2
De Souza – 15/4
De Gea – 11/4
Elder – 8/2
Jesuslater – 6/6
God – 1/0
Champions:
England: Man City
Spain: Barcelona
Italy: Napoli
France: Lyon
Germany: Hoffenheim
Holland: Feyenoord
Scotland: Celtic
Turkey: Galatasaray
Champions League: Man United
Europa League: Arsenal
FA Cup: Burnley
Barcelona
Apps: 2
Goals: 1
Assists: 0
***** had a poor season, only managing two outings for the senior team, both of which were in the cup. However, ***** has been on good form with the England youth team. ***** will be hoping to learn something from new tutor Bojan that can help him break into the first team. ***** will be pleased that his two appearances did win him a trophy though; the Club World Championship!
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Nathan Burbidge (Nathan)
Arsenal
Apps: 24
Goals: 2
Assists: 3
For the first time in his career, Burbidge was allowed to stay at Arsenal this season, and made plenty of appearances. His goalscoring form wasn’t the best however, as he was placed out on the left wing mostly. Arsenal managed a decent 5th place finish in the Premier League. Burbidge was on form for the England Under 18s, scoring lots of goals. Surely it’s only a matter of time until he gets a full debut?
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Stefan Cubitt (Puddz)
Q.P.R (on loan from Man City)
Apps: 13
Goals: 6
Assists: 0
Cubitt had a decent season on loan at Q.P.R, but didn’t get as many games as he would have liked. He helped the Championship side to a 3rd place finish, but they were unable to win the playoffs. Cubitt found himself with 2 months worth of injuries which didn’t help his case for a first team spot with Man City, who won the Premier League this season. Cubitt will be hoping that he can soon make a breakthrough with club and country.
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Calum De Ferdinho (Calum)
Liverpool
Apps: 43
Goals: 0
Assists: 7
De Ferdinho had a good season at Liverpool, making a number of appearances that suggest that he has earned his place as a first team regular, helping Liverpool to a 4th place Premier League finish, and a runner-up spot in the Champions League, losing out to bitter rivals Man United in the final! De Ferdinho has continued his form for Scotland too. Even with injuries lasting a total of 8 weeks, De Ferdinho had a season that he will be looking to build on.
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Jordan De Gea (*JK*)
Man United
Apps: 29
Goals: 6
Assists: 8
A hip injury in July meant a delayed start to the season for De Gea, but he had a good season with United, helping them to a 3rd place finish in the Premier League, also winning the Champions League with a victory against Liverpool in the final! Mainly used on the left wing for Man United, De Gea also made a few more appearances for England, and looked great value, adding 2 more goals to his international account.
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Burak De Souza (TheRealMourinho)
Fenerbahce
Apps: 37
Goals: 11
Assists: 6
De Souza enjoyed another good season at Fenerbahce, however, they were unable to defend their title, slumping to a 3rd place finish. Now earning £110,000 a week, De Souza got five more caps for Turkey, featuring mostly on the right for club and country. Fenerbahce qualified top of their group above Chelsea in the Champions League this year, but were knocked out by Liverpool at the next stage 7-0 on aggregate.The 20-year old is enjoying at time at Fenerbahce, but how long will he stay?
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Calum Elder (CalumE5)
Liverpool
Apps: 18
Goals: 6
Assists: 1
Elder had a decent season, but seems to be very much a backup to Luis Suarez at the moment, with the lone striker role being difficult to become a regular in. Liverpool finished 4th this season, and were runners up to Man United in the Champions League. Elder continued to impress for Scotland, netting his first two goals! Elder was injured for 8 weeks this season, and will look to improve next season.
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The God (Redrup)
Birmingham
Apps: 41
Goals: 1
Assists: 3
God had a god season with Birmingham, being a regular starter for the side that went on to finish a respectable 8th in the Premier League. God was mainly used in defence, but had plenty of spells in central midfield too. God’s season was made better when he earned his first England cap against South Korea. An injury free season for God meant he was able to make a big impact.
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Jack Hughes (mrjack41)
Everton
Apps: 39
Goals: 2
Assists: 6
Hughes was a regular starter for Everton, who finished a decent 6th in the Premier League this season. Hughes has also been ever-present for Uruguay, reaching his 20th cap this season! Hughes got his first ever injury; a dead leg which kept him out for four whole days! Hughes has also struck up a good friendship with Everton striker Ezequiel Lavezzi, who is already a club icon!
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Jesuslater (AussieOchoa)
Sevilla (on loan from Arsenal)
Apps: 13
Goals: 8
Assists: 0
Jesuslater has been on superb goalscoring form for both club and country, but hasn’t been given much chance to prove this form. Jesuslater was loaned out to Sevilla in January, and has proved to be a more than adequate backup. He helped Sevilla to 4th in La Liga. A damage kneecap near the start of the season meant 4 weeks were missed for the Nigerian who will soon gain British nationality, but he will want to be rewarded for his fine form with regular starts.
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Race (CiaranSafc)
Sunderland
Apps: 38
Goals: 0
Assists: 5
Race had a strong season for Sunderland, however, he wasn’t able to save them from relegation, with the northern club slumping to an 18th place Premier League finish, so they will be enjoying Championship football next season. As a result of the poor season, Race requested a transfer, with Sunderland’s asking price set at £11.75m, and Man United taking a keen interest. Race was out injured for 4 months this season, making his 38 appearances very impressive.
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Chase Status (Gaffer)
Newcastle
Apps: 24
Goals: 2
Assists: 4
Status had a decent season with Newcastle, but didn’t get to play as much as he would have liked. Newcastle finished in 11th in the Premier League, with Status mainly being played on the right. Status is yet to make his Scotland debut, but has been decent for the Under 18s. Fractured ribs meant Status was out for 5 weeks, but this is no excuse for his poor showing this season.
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Zoran Todorovic (Vanjagl)
Ajax
Apps: 40
Goals: 11
Assists: 14
Deployed as a central midfielder, Todorivic had a great season for Ajax, but could only help them reach a disappointing 6th in the Eredivise. Todorovic has won his place in Ajax fans hearts though, going down as a Favoured Personnel. He has been ever-present for Sweden, and his good performances have meant that interest is being shown by Spanish giants Real Madrid! Surely a big money offer from such a big club would be too good to refuse?
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Trivâo (Triv)
Tottenham
Apps: 0
Goals: 0
Assists: 0
Trivâo’s difficult career continues, as a season that didn’t warrant a single appearance for 7th placed Tottenham came and went. Trivâo also made little impact for the reserves. However, Trivâo’s form for Portugal Under 18s has been impressive, perhaps this could be a sign of things to come. Scunthorpe are showing a major interest in loaning out Trivâo, which would be met with great enthusiasm by the striker.
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Trophy Haul:
Todorovic – 2 (Dutch Cup, Eredivise)
De Souza – 2 (2 x Turkish Premier League)
Jordan De Gea – 2 (Champions League, FA Cup)
***** – 1 (Club World Championship)
Burbidge – 1 (nPower Championship)
Cubitt – 1 (Scottish Cup)
International Caps/Goals:
Hughes – 20/1
De Ferdinho – 19/0
Todorovic – 18/2
De Souza – 15/4
De Gea – 11/4
Elder – 8/2
Jesuslater – 6/6
God – 1/0
Champions:
England: Man City
Spain: Barcelona
Italy: Napoli
France: Lyon
Germany: Hoffenheim
Holland: Feyenoord
Scotland: Celtic
Turkey: Galatasaray
Champions League: Man United
Europa League: Arsenal
FA Cup: Burnley
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