Chairman Game - Conquering the Premier League
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Decent start but shame that our funds remain so low.
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Sorry for not replying earlier to this. These are the current teams available.
Aston Villa
Norwich
QPR
The transfer window has just closed however so it is up to you whether you wish to take one of these over now or wait until the end of the season.
Can we expect end of season update till 00:00 or we must wait few days? It will be interesting to see end of season results,the game becomes more and more interesting. Keep this good work
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Can we expect end of season update till 00:00 or we must wait few days? It will be interesting to see end of season results,the game becomes more and more interesting. Keep this good work
It all depends on how long it takes me to make all the changes in the game. Most likely is that I will get one update done tonight and then an end of season update done tomorrow evening.
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January 2020 Transfer Window
Bournemouth – Linecoigne1998 – (-£4 Million) Budget
EXP – Victor Carneiro – Chaves - £35k
Brighton – Reifi – (-£20 Million) Budget
No transfers made
Burnley – Mataa98 - £14 Million Budget
Transfer – Miranda – Inter Milan - £500k - £110k
Transfer – Antonio Candreva – Inter Milan - £6mil - £96k
Transfer – Thomas Vermaelen – Barcelona - £3mil - £52k
Transfer – Gianluigi Buffon – PSG - £1.2mil - £110k
Loan – Gabriel Barbosa – Inter Milan
Loan – Mason Mount – Chelsea
Manager In – Luis Enrique
£3 Million spend on improving training facilities
Cardiff – Jay10 - £98 Million Budget
No transfers made
Crystal Palace – WeArePalace – (-£43 Million) Budget
No transfers made
Everton – Pledgey – (-£27 Million) Budget
No transfers made
Fulham – KillerRoo – (-£15 Million) Budget
EXP – Kevin Trapp – PSG - £50k
Huddersfield – Telstar - £6 Million Budget
Transfer – Lee Kangin – Valencia - £3.4mil - £17k
Transfer – Lucas Silva – Real Madrid - £1mil - £69k
Transfer – Leonardo – BOT - £100k - £100 - Outbid by another chairman
Transfer – Simon Pedersen – FC Nordsjaellen - £50k - £1k
Transfer – Antonio Aldope – Banfield - £250k - £1k
EXP – Victor Carniero – Chaves - £2.6k – Outbid by another chairman
Leicester – Lupin Leso - £25 Million Budget
No transfers made
Newcastle – LiamCFC88 – (-£25 Million) Budget
No transfers made
Southampton – (-£18 Million) Budget
No transfers made
Watford – TheNotSoSpecialOne - £5 Million Budget
Transfer – Abdullah Dursun – Wolfsburg - £950k - £160
Transfer – Simone Zanetti – Atalanta - £850k - £2.1k
Transfer – Leonardo – BOT - £200k - £110
Loan – Rodrygo – Real Madrid
Manager Out – Xabi Alonso - £2.7mil compensation
Manager In – Marcelo Gallardo - £300k compensation
West Ham – Hugo Caldeira1234 - £59 Million Budget
No transfers made
Wolves – dwellsync – (-£6 Million) Budget
EXP – David Silva – Man City - £45k
Manager In – Didier Deschamps - FREE
I am in the process of making these changes and will hopefully sim til at least the end of January tonight.
Bournemouth – Linecoigne1998 – (-£4 Million) Budget
EXP – Victor Carneiro – Chaves - £35k
Brighton – Reifi – (-£20 Million) Budget
No transfers made
Burnley – Mataa98 - £14 Million Budget
Transfer – Miranda – Inter Milan - £500k - £110k
Transfer – Antonio Candreva – Inter Milan - £6mil - £96k
Transfer – Thomas Vermaelen – Barcelona - £3mil - £52k
Transfer – Gianluigi Buffon – PSG - £1.2mil - £110k
Loan – Gabriel Barbosa – Inter Milan
Loan – Mason Mount – Chelsea
Manager In – Luis Enrique
£3 Million spend on improving training facilities
Cardiff – Jay10 - £98 Million Budget
No transfers made
Crystal Palace – WeArePalace – (-£43 Million) Budget
No transfers made
Everton – Pledgey – (-£27 Million) Budget
No transfers made
Fulham – KillerRoo – (-£15 Million) Budget
EXP – Kevin Trapp – PSG - £50k
Huddersfield – Telstar - £6 Million Budget
Transfer – Lee Kangin – Valencia - £3.4mil - £17k
Transfer – Lucas Silva – Real Madrid - £1mil - £69k
Transfer – Leonardo – BOT - £100k - £100 - Outbid by another chairman
Transfer – Simon Pedersen – FC Nordsjaellen - £50k - £1k
Transfer – Antonio Aldope – Banfield - £250k - £1k
EXP – Victor Carniero – Chaves - £2.6k – Outbid by another chairman
Leicester – Lupin Leso - £25 Million Budget
No transfers made
Newcastle – LiamCFC88 – (-£25 Million) Budget
No transfers made
Southampton – (-£18 Million) Budget
No transfers made
Watford – TheNotSoSpecialOne - £5 Million Budget
Transfer – Abdullah Dursun – Wolfsburg - £950k - £160
Transfer – Simone Zanetti – Atalanta - £850k - £2.1k
Transfer – Leonardo – BOT - £200k - £110
Loan – Rodrygo – Real Madrid
Manager Out – Xabi Alonso - £2.7mil compensation
Manager In – Marcelo Gallardo - £300k compensation
West Ham – Hugo Caldeira1234 - £59 Million Budget
No transfers made
Wolves – dwellsync – (-£6 Million) Budget
EXP – David Silva – Man City - £45k
Manager In – Didier Deschamps - FREE
I am in the process of making these changes and will hopefully sim til at least the end of January tonight.
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Chairmen Inactivity
I have not heard much from the following chairmen recently. Can you either drop a message on this thread or directly to me that you are still interested in this game, otherwise I will remove you from it to allow other people the chance to be the chairmen of those clubs. If I don’t get a message by the time I open the summer transfer window tomorrow (Thursday) then I will assume you are no longer interested in this game.
Cardiff – Jay10
Leicester – Lupin Leso
West Ham – HugoCaldiera1234
I have not heard much from the following chairmen recently. Can you either drop a message on this thread or directly to me that you are still interested in this game, otherwise I will remove you from it to allow other people the chance to be the chairmen of those clubs. If I don’t get a message by the time I open the summer transfer window tomorrow (Thursday) then I will assume you are no longer interested in this game.
Cardiff – Jay10
Leicester – Lupin Leso
West Ham – HugoCaldiera1234
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January Update
Premier League Transfers
Not too many big transfers in January with the only transfer making the top page being the move of Danilo Pereira from Liverpool to Leicester.
Championship Transfers
A couple of bigger transfers here as West Ham make some moves to try and secure promotion this season. This includes signing Steve Mounie from promotion rivals Huddersfield.
Premier League
No real big changes so far as we have only gone one more month further. Burnley are still looking like they are in big trouble at the bottom. Watford have been on a good run of form and have pushed out of the bottom 3. There is a big gap between the top 6 and the rest so it looks as though it is going to be a tough challenge to try and break them up.
Championship
West Ham and Huddersfield still lead the way and both chairmen teams look certain to be coming back up. Cardiff are still around the playoffs in 9th place and will be hoping for a good second half of the season.
I am currently simming forward until the 1st April where I will give another update and then the end of season post will be later tonight.
Premier League Transfers
Not too many big transfers in January with the only transfer making the top page being the move of Danilo Pereira from Liverpool to Leicester.
Championship Transfers
A couple of bigger transfers here as West Ham make some moves to try and secure promotion this season. This includes signing Steve Mounie from promotion rivals Huddersfield.
Premier League
No real big changes so far as we have only gone one more month further. Burnley are still looking like they are in big trouble at the bottom. Watford have been on a good run of form and have pushed out of the bottom 3. There is a big gap between the top 6 and the rest so it looks as though it is going to be a tough challenge to try and break them up.
Championship
West Ham and Huddersfield still lead the way and both chairmen teams look certain to be coming back up. Cardiff are still around the playoffs in 9th place and will be hoping for a good second half of the season.
I am currently simming forward until the 1st April where I will give another update and then the end of season post will be later tonight.
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February/March Update
Premier League
As we enter April, it looks as though the relegation battle is all but over. Southampton and Watford have both pushed out of the relegation zone and non-chairmen team Norwich have dropped in. Burnley are in a world of trouble and should probably start planning for a season in the Championship at this stage.
Championship
With 7 games to go, West Ham are all but promoted with a 9 point gap on 3rd place. Huddersfield are now only 3 points above 3rd place and are not as assured of the Premier League place.
League Cup
I’m afraid Huddersfield couldn’t pull off an upset here as Tottenham pummeled them in the semi-finals. Tottenham went on to win the whole thing but Huddersfield should be pleased to get so far into the competition.
FA Cup
We are guaranteed one chairmen club in the final as one semi-final is Bournemouth against Brighton. The other is Liverpool against Chelsea with the winner of that tie surely being the favourites for the final.
Europa League
Bournemouth were our sole representatives in Europe and while they have had an incredible run, they have fallen out in the second knockout round to Sevilla. I don’t think there is any shame in that, especially considering Sevilla’s record in the Europa League.
Premier League
As we enter April, it looks as though the relegation battle is all but over. Southampton and Watford have both pushed out of the relegation zone and non-chairmen team Norwich have dropped in. Burnley are in a world of trouble and should probably start planning for a season in the Championship at this stage.
Championship
With 7 games to go, West Ham are all but promoted with a 9 point gap on 3rd place. Huddersfield are now only 3 points above 3rd place and are not as assured of the Premier League place.
League Cup
I’m afraid Huddersfield couldn’t pull off an upset here as Tottenham pummeled them in the semi-finals. Tottenham went on to win the whole thing but Huddersfield should be pleased to get so far into the competition.
FA Cup
We are guaranteed one chairmen club in the final as one semi-final is Bournemouth against Brighton. The other is Liverpool against Chelsea with the winner of that tie surely being the favourites for the final.
Europa League
Bournemouth were our sole representatives in Europe and while they have had an incredible run, they have fallen out in the second knockout round to Sevilla. I don’t think there is any shame in that, especially considering Sevilla’s record in the Europa League.
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April/May/June Update
Premier League
I’m going to start at the very top and it was a very close end to the title race as Liverpool win the title on goal difference above Man City. The best chairmen team of the season goes to Wolves who finished in 7th place. Everton were joint with them as well but finished 8th due to their poor goal difference. Bournemouth had another strong season in 9th place and Newcastle wrap up the top 10.
At the other end, we say goodbye to one chairmen team from the Premier League as Burnley finish in 19th place. It was a very big gap from 17th place as they finished 17 points from safety. Watford and Southampton both performed much better in the second half of the season to secure their safety. Leicester collapsed down the table and won only one game after boxing day.
For the chairmen of relegated clubs, you will have the choice to either stay as your clubs in the Championship or to change club to one of the promoted teams. As we only have one relegated team, Burnley, Mataa98 will have free reign on choosing a new club, or staying with Burnley if you wish.
Championship
It has been a successful season for our teams in the Championship as we welcome back both West Ham and Huddersfield to the Premier League. Both teams did well in the Championship and while Huddersfield seemed to have a bit of dip around January/February time, they ended up comfortably finishing 2nd. Special mention has to be given to West Ham though as they not only finish top of the table but finished with 100 points.
FA Cup
It wasn’t a dream ending for a chairmen team as Brighton did make the final but were then beaten by Man City. Brighton actually took the lead in the 2nd minute but it wasn’t to be as Man City ended up winning 2-1.
Main Competition Winners
Premier League – Liverpool
Community Shield – Chelsea
FA Cup – Man City
League Cup – Tottenham
Champions League – Napoli
Europa League - Lazio
Premier League
I’m going to start at the very top and it was a very close end to the title race as Liverpool win the title on goal difference above Man City. The best chairmen team of the season goes to Wolves who finished in 7th place. Everton were joint with them as well but finished 8th due to their poor goal difference. Bournemouth had another strong season in 9th place and Newcastle wrap up the top 10.
At the other end, we say goodbye to one chairmen team from the Premier League as Burnley finish in 19th place. It was a very big gap from 17th place as they finished 17 points from safety. Watford and Southampton both performed much better in the second half of the season to secure their safety. Leicester collapsed down the table and won only one game after boxing day.
For the chairmen of relegated clubs, you will have the choice to either stay as your clubs in the Championship or to change club to one of the promoted teams. As we only have one relegated team, Burnley, Mataa98 will have free reign on choosing a new club, or staying with Burnley if you wish.
Championship
It has been a successful season for our teams in the Championship as we welcome back both West Ham and Huddersfield to the Premier League. Both teams did well in the Championship and while Huddersfield seemed to have a bit of dip around January/February time, they ended up comfortably finishing 2nd. Special mention has to be given to West Ham though as they not only finish top of the table but finished with 100 points.
FA Cup
It wasn’t a dream ending for a chairmen team as Brighton did make the final but were then beaten by Man City. Brighton actually took the lead in the 2nd minute but it wasn’t to be as Man City ended up winning 2-1.
Main Competition Winners
Premier League – Liverpool
Community Shield – Chelsea
FA Cup – Man City
League Cup – Tottenham
Champions League – Napoli
Europa League - Lazio
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Well ****... 9th isn't anywhere near our amazing 5th place finish last season but at least we're in the top half! Disappointing European campaign too and a bit sad to lose out on an FA Cup final but our squad is definitely getting stronger so hopefully we can push even more next season!
Thanks bcfc1 for all these updates btw, having ran a few chairman games myself I know how much work it takes so I (and I'm sure all the other chairmen too!) really appreciate the effort you've put into it!
Thanks bcfc1 for all these updates btw, having ran a few chairman games myself I know how much work it takes so I (and I'm sure all the other chairmen too!) really appreciate the effort you've put into it!
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Have to say i'm relatively disappointed in our collapse from 7th in January, however a top 10 finish for Newcastle is nothing to be scoffed at. With Rafa hopefully remaining at the help we can look to push on next season... assuming we have a budget.
I'd also like to echo the comments from Linecoigne and thank BCFC for the work he has done in running this and i hope to see it continue as it has been well run to date.
I'd also like to echo the comments from Linecoigne and thank BCFC for the work he has done in running this and i hope to see it continue as it has been well run to date.