Before you start reading let me just familiarize you with how this story is going to work. I'm going to take the role of a chairman of a newly created club and hire/sack managers, adjust budgets and maybe even step in to handle things if the club gets out of control. The clubs status will be checked on a monthly basis however changing of managers will try to be avoided until the end of season breaks. However, if a manager is doing really poor with the team then I will have to step in and take immediate action. I hope you enjoy this story and please leave a comment! All feedback is taken seriously!! Thanks 
Apple Incorporated
Presents
The iTeam
Breaking News - 5th DEC '09
There's an app for that, maybe even a football team?
Apple Incorporated has released plans to have their own professional football team. The news comes through after months of rumours of Apple planning to invest in a football team, but not actually buy or start one. The club planning documents has been released, publicly, to the Football Association. A copy of the document is shown below.
Picture to be uploaded
Breaking News - 25th JULY '10
Apple Confirm Professional Football Team for 2011/2012 Season
Apple Inc. has confirmed that they have met and passed all the criteria needed to enter the English Football Divisions for the 2011/2012 season. The FA accepted the club with open arms and released the following statement;
"We here at the FA are extremely pleased to be able to accept Apple Incorporated into professional football. We are confident that with the right people in charge the company can bring their popularity from computing and technology into the game of football."
Breaking News - 18th NOV '10
Apple Inc. start at the top, almost...
The FA has granted Apple Inc. the right to start their professional football club in the nPower Championship. Originally expected to pass all the way to the premier league, the club will now have to battle a season in the Championship before they get to play against the big boys. Peterborough are the team that they will be replacing, after coming to terms with the club which includes a £250,000 grant from the FA. They will replace Stevenage who has also agreed to being relegated after negotiating a £100,000 grant from the FA.
Breaking News - 1st FEB '11
Ready, Set, Go!
Apple Inc. has confirmed that the name of the club with be iTeam and that they will be playing in the nPower Championship for the 2011/2012 season. With the board set and the stadium almost complete, the club must now look to getting a manager and giving him the funds to sign a whole team worthy of nPower Championship quality.
Apple Incorporated
Presents
The iTeam
Breaking News - 5th DEC '09
There's an app for that, maybe even a football team?
Apple Incorporated has released plans to have their own professional football team. The news comes through after months of rumours of Apple planning to invest in a football team, but not actually buy or start one. The club planning documents has been released, publicly, to the Football Association. A copy of the document is shown below.
Picture to be uploaded
Breaking News - 25th JULY '10
Apple Confirm Professional Football Team for 2011/2012 Season
Apple Inc. has confirmed that they have met and passed all the criteria needed to enter the English Football Divisions for the 2011/2012 season. The FA accepted the club with open arms and released the following statement;
"We here at the FA are extremely pleased to be able to accept Apple Incorporated into professional football. We are confident that with the right people in charge the company can bring their popularity from computing and technology into the game of football."
Breaking News - 18th NOV '10
Apple Inc. start at the top, almost...
The FA has granted Apple Inc. the right to start their professional football club in the nPower Championship. Originally expected to pass all the way to the premier league, the club will now have to battle a season in the Championship before they get to play against the big boys. Peterborough are the team that they will be replacing, after coming to terms with the club which includes a £250,000 grant from the FA. They will replace Stevenage who has also agreed to being relegated after negotiating a £100,000 grant from the FA.
Breaking News - 1st FEB '11
Ready, Set, Go!
Apple Inc. has confirmed that the name of the club with be iTeam and that they will be playing in the nPower Championship for the 2011/2012 season. With the board set and the stadium almost complete, the club must now look to getting a manager and giving him the funds to sign a whole team worthy of nPower Championship quality.
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