Last Striker Standing 2018 - TEAM UPDATES!

Barry Bigong for 113 mil
then Brane Ormso and Sven for golden boy
 
Record transfer :- jensen norgaard, brane ormso, shane tracz,
Golden boy :- jensen norgaard, shane tracz arnold schwarz
 
£113 million transfer either:
Sven Jensen, Barry Bigong or Brane Ormso (got to pick myself)

Euro Goldenboy either:
Arnold Schwarz, Loki Thorrson or Brane Ormso (again, got pick myself)
 
Jensen, BigDong ;) or Tracz big signing

Batsbakt, or Ormso, Jensen golden boy
 
Kono Yukinari
Sven Jensen
Brane Ormso

Those 3 options for the 2 options
 
Edan Laffoley?
Arnold Schwarz?
(for both question)


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Thorrson for both (unlikely but who cares).
 

1. Shane Tracz – 40 Games, 19 Goals, 1 Youth Goal – 77 Points
Shane had an amazing season for Newcastle on loan from Southampton. Scored 16 goals in the league to keep the team from relegation and to individually finish as one of the top 10 goal scorers in the league. Ironically, Southampton his parent club got relegated from the premiere league and surely regret letting the youngster go on loan. Did not make the England European Championship team but did manage to make his full debut earlier in the year.

2. Dickie Davies – 52 Games, 18 Goals, 7 Int goals – 64 Points
Dickie Davies did well for Wolves through the season after doing Cheltenham a favor by signing for 2.6 million as opposed to leaving on a free. Scored 16 goals in the Championship and 18 total but the real gift was his goal scoring form for South Korea.

3. Loki Thorsson – 35 Games, 12 Goals, 3 INT goals, 2 Youth Goals – 62 Points
Spent the season on loan at Mainz in the Bundesliga and had a good season, will look to establish a place with Monaco soon. Went to the European Championship with Denmark but did not manage a goal.

4. Arnold Schwarz – 30 Games, 12 Goals, 1 Int Goal – 52 Points
Arnold finally got his opportunity on loan to Bayern Leverkusen and did well with the opportunity he was given and used it to secure the European Golden Boy Trophy. Might look to return to Leverkusen for the next season. Was part of the Austrian team that made it to the quarter finals of the European Championship and even managed a goal in the second group stage game.

5. Brane Ormso – 52 Games, 24 Goals, 4 U21 Goal – 52 Points
Brane finished as the top scorer in the Championship. Pairing this with his League 2 top scorer award is making Ormso seem like the best goal scorer of the bunch. Was on loan at Brighton for the whole season and Arsenal will look to capitalize on his goal scoring ability for the season.

6. Rasmus Nybo – 50 Games, 19 Goals, 2 INT Goals, 4 U21 Goals – 50 Points
Was on loan at Norwich in the championship for the season and did well while leading Norway to the premier league by winning the Championship. Also broke through on the international stage and is now slowly becoming a regular for Norway along with making the European Championship team although he did not score.

7. Edan Laffoley – 40 Games, 12 Goals – 48 Points
Edan went on loan to Aston Villa for the season and responded with a decent return of 12 goals. Still yet to make his debut for England.

8. Kono Yukinari – 48 Games, 16 Goals, 4 Int Goals – 48 Points
Kono managed 16 goals for Leeds in what was a good season along with 4 international goals for the United States. However, seems disinterested with the level of competition in the Championship and is actively looking for a move to a bigger club.

9. Barry Bigong - 39 Games, 14 Goals, 3 Int Goals, 4 U21 Goals – 44 Points
Was on loan at Derby in the Championship for the season. Finally a full international but for Wales instead of Italy. Went to the Euros with the Welsh national time but did not score. Will probably spend another season on loan away from Arsenal.

10. Simon Medina – 32 Games, 10 Goals, 1 U20 Goal – 41 Points
Decent season for BMG with only 10 goals but an impressive average rating of 7.06. A huge improvement from his first season in the Bundesliga. Finally made his international debut for Argentina with 2 games over the summer. Signed for Leipzig late in the summer for a record 113 million! What a summer it has been for Simon! Can he live up to the price tag?

11. Hugo Caldeira – 22 Games, 7 Goals, 6 Youth Goals, 2 U21 Goals, 1 Int Goals – 40 Points
Hugo started the season at Monaco before going to Valencia on loan for the second half of the season. Did well at Valencia to survive comfortably and scored a goal in the European Championship for Portugal.

12. Holdma Deek – 22 Games, 10 Goals, 4 Youth Goals, 2 Int Goals – 32 Points
Deek initially joined Reus, a second division team in Spain for free after letting his contract run. Had an outstanding half season for Reus before signing for PSG for 5 mil in the winter transfer window. Scored 4 reserve goals for PSG and will probably spend the next season on loan at another Ligue 1 club.

13. Daniel Porter – 47 Games, 15 Goals, 1 Youth Goal – 31 Points
Was on loan at Sunderland for the season in the Championship and did well to score 15 goals. Going back to Leicester City soon and will surely feel he is ready for a run in the premier league.

14. Sven Jensen – 19 Games, 3 Goals, 4 Youth Goals, 2 U21 Goals – 18 Points
Sven spent the season at Inter Milan on loan from Tottenham and primarily spent the season coming off the bench as 16 of his 19 appearances for the Nerazzurri were from the bench. Unfortunately was left out of the Danish European Championship squad.

15. Miguel Palmer – 2 Int Goals, 1 Youth Goal – 9 Points
Chose to sign for Krasnodar on a free from Carlisle and it cost him. Managed 7 appearances but not a single goal. Did well for the Russian national teams and even played at the Euros but it was not enough.


UNFORTUNATELY NO ONE CORRECTLY PICKED OUT SIMON MEDINA AS THE PLAYER WITH THE 113 MILLION TRANSFER SO NO ONE WILL RECEIVE THE +10 CA BOOST, HOWEVER SHANE TRACZ WILL RECEIVE THE +10 PA ADDITION FOR CORRECTLY PICKING OUT ARNOLD SCHWARZ AS THE GOLDEN BOY WINNER. FOR THE NEXT SEASON, BOTH RESERVE CLUB GOALS AND YOUTH NATIONAL TEAM GOALS WILL NO LONGER COUNT. HOWEVER ALL ASSISTS WILL BE WORTH A POINT REGARDLESS OF THE DIFFICULTY OF THE LEAGUE.
 
Brilliant season, and a 10 pa bonus.
Bring on the next season, striking the saints to the premier league
 
Terrible season, need to improve next year if I want to stay in the competition.
 
Can't wait for Laffoley-Porter duet next season! I hope both of us could work together.

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Thorsson is coming along nicely, he doesn't want to peak to early so another season in the top half of the group is welcome. Now with international honours his price will start to rise.
 
LOL, I was my last choice for the 113 transfer, I did very bad for BMG, kinda surprising, anyways I still need to improve
 
SEASON 4 UPDATE
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1. Arnold Schwarz - 35 Games, 18 Goals, 1 Assist, 1 International Goals - 77 Points
Great season for Schwarz to follow up the Golden boy trophy. Had a great season for Leverkusen still on loan from Bayern Munich. Finished as the third top scorer in the Bundesliga. Austria is looking very likely to qualify for the World Cup and are 4 points up with only 4 games played in the qualification process.
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2. Simon Medina - 40 Games, 11 Goals, 4 Assists, 4 International Goals - 64 Points
Not quite 113 million worth of production but showed huge potential for the future while leading Leipzig to a second placed finish behind Bayern Munich. Finally breaking through for the Argentina national team with an impressive three goals in the confederations cup. Argentina has pretty much qualified for the World Cup already.
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3. Rasmus Nybo - 37 Games, 12 Goals, 3 International Goals - 60 Points
Rasmus had a good season for Bournemouth as they remained in the premier league and led with 10 goals in the league alone. Also did well for Norway in the World Cup qualifying phase. Norway has a tough road ahead as they battle Croatia in their qualification group.
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4. Shane Tracz - 52 Games, 29 Goals - 58 Points
Last season's winner continued his form with a great statistical season to lead Southampton back to the premier league while winning the Championship. Was the top scorer in the Championship by a large margin with 28 total goals in the league and was named in the team of the year and the Championship young player of the year. Some say he was robbed of the Championship player of the year as he was by far the most impressive player. Will look to continue the impressive form in hopes of making the England world cup 23 man roster.
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5. Dickie Davies - 48 Games, 20 Goals, 3 Assists, 3 International Goals - 55 Points
Great season for Wolves but ultimately not enough to lead them to promotion. This led to Dickie openly seeking for a move to a bigger club and was ultimately rewarded with a 39 million move to Tottenham very early in the summer. However, Harry Kane is still at the club banging in the goals at an incredible rate and Sven Jensen is also starting to break into the team. If Tottenham can somehow find a way to play at least two of the three, they could become one of the elite teams in Europe. A few games away from sealing qualification to the World Cup with South Korea and it looks very likely.
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6. Kono Yukinari - 20 Games, 4 Goals, 9 International Goals - 52 Points
Strange season for Kono, did not play well at the club level but was phenomenal for the national team including 4 goals in the confederations cup. Will look to finally break through over Robert Firmino next season. The US national team is looking comfortable in first position in the qualification process.
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7. Loki Thorsson - 31 Games, 11 Goals, 1 International Goals - 48 Points
Spent the season on loan at West Ham and was surprisingly impressive. Will look to bring the premier league goal scoring experience back to Monaco. Denmark are doing well in the qualification process.
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8. Edan Laffoley - 25 Games, 7 Goals, 3 Assists, 2 International Goals - 39 Points
Edan did well for Leicester in what was a season largely spent coming off the bench. Also banged in 2 goals on his English national team debut and will look to build on that on possibly making the World Cup roster.
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9. Daniel Porter - 28 Games, 8 Goals, 1 Assist - 33 Points
Did well for Leicester City while he shared playing time with Edan. Had the better domestic season but for some reason England chose to hand Edan the national team debut as opposed to Daniel.
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10. Brane Ormso - 16 Games, 6 Goals - 24 Points
Did well with a return of 6 goals despite staying at Arsenal for the season. However, still yet to play a game for the English National team.
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11. Hugo Caldeira - 17 Games, 5 Goals, 1 International Goal - 24 Points
Hugo spent the season at Napoli on loan from Monaco. Was not phenomenal but did well enough to survive for another season. Portugal have a relatively comfortable group and should qualify for the World Cup easily.
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12. Holdma Deek - 15 Games, 3 Goals, 3 International Goals - 23 Points
Deek spent the first half of the season at PSG didn't play much, spent the second half of the season at Chievo and did enough to survive. Will be the favorite for elimination next season after a few poor seasons in a row and seems a bit overwhelmed with the immense talent in Paris. It will be a close call wether Iraq qualifies for the World Cup or not.
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13. Sven Jensen - 15 Game, 5 Goals - 20 Points
Still yet to score a premiere league goal although he played in 10 during the season. Did score 5 in 5 in cup games and that was enough to extend his stay. However, with Dickie joining the team, Sven will need to either go out on loan or take his chances when they come if he hopes to survive. Denmark is doing well in the qualification progress but Sven isn't making many appearances for the national team right now.
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14. Barry Bigong - 6 Games - 0 Points
Awful season for Barry at Arsenal and not much else can be said.
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WORLD CUP 2022 IS COMING UP!!! GROUP STAGE WORLD CUP GOALS ARE WORTH 6 POINTS! ROUND OF 16 AND QUARTER FINAL GOALS ARE WORTH 8 AND SEMI FINALS AND FINAL GOALS ARE WORTH 10 A PIECE!! THERE WILL BE A POTENTIAL +10 CA BOOST OPPORTUNITY COMING SOON SO STAY TUNED!!
 
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Very very happy with my season.
Hopefully i can take this form into the world cup and the premier league season.
Also how am i earning more then the worlds most expensive wonderkid???
 
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Oh yeah! Schwarz is doing the business! Hope he gets more loan time instead of being stuck on the Bayern bench. How old is Lewandowski? :p
 
I notice Thorsson's contract is running out could is lead to a move away from France? He's still hanging in there and looks to have nailed a place in the Danish team for now.
 
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