Last Striker Standing 2018 - TEAM UPDATES!


1. Brane Ormso - 53 Games, 32 Goals, 4 Assists, 14 International Goals - 193 Points + 192 = 385
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2. Arnold Schwarz - 55 Games, 36 Goals, 3 Assists, 4 International Goals - 163 Points + 197 = 360
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3. Daniel Porter - 58 Games, 30 Goals, 8 Assists, 9 International Goals - 164 Points + 178 = 342
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WE HAVE OUR CHAMPION! Brane Ormso has pulled it off with an incredible second half that included 14 international goals to help lead England to a runners up finish at the World Cup. Brane was sensational through both seasons and that was key, his 193 points was only 1 point better than the 192 he registered in the first part and that shows you just how consistently great he was. I guess you could say some saw this coming as Brane won 5 of the last 7 seasons! Brane finishes the competition as England’s record goal scorer, an Arsenal captain and their most prolific scorer ever with 311 goals in 490 games currently to his name. Brane was able to break away by banging in the goals at the international level at a rate the other competitors simply could not match. Our second placed finisher is Arnold Schwarz and he also had an outstanding competition. Although he lost the competition, Arnold is having arguably the more successful career as he secured an FA Cup trophy at the end of the season to make it 14 trophies to date for his career. 238 goals in 393 games also makes him the highest scoring Manchester City player ever. What makes the loss all the more painful is that Arnold was not able to lead Austria to the World Cup, a failure that cost him the opportunity at more international goals. Lastly, Daniel Porter with what some could call the most successful career of any competitor bar Miguel Palmer. Added a league cup trophy for Chelsea towards the end of the season to make it an amazing 24 trophies so far for the 30 year old although he will be gutted to have lost in the World Cup final for England.

I have not forgotten about the other competitors and their will be one final update to cover the full careers of every competitor once we go 5 years into the future. There will be some surprises like Shane Tracz finishing as the top scorer at the world cup and also finishing with the silver boot. Miguel Palmer with no less than 39 goals in each of the last 4 seasons and 5 European Golden Shoes to his name. Congratulations to everyone that competed, it was the most enjoyable of any of the LSS seasons and I look forward to attending each one of your retirement ceremonies. Thank you to you all and Congratulations to Brane Ormso, the greatest Arsenal player of all time.
 
WOOHOO!! never in doubt haahaa (H)

Chuffed Brane could do the business but it was only possible thanks for the competition I was up against.

Looking forward to seeing what he does after retirement. Only downside is he never got to wear the black and white of his beloved Newcastle.
 
This was a great read. I'll be on the lookout in case you decide to do another sometime :)
 
I think Loki was hard done by stuck in the French league (no doubt as a result of Monaco selling the highest bidder and PSG not letting him leave). He must truly have been the son of a God to stay in the competition so long.
 
Thanks for running this. Gutted I went out early as looked like I had a really solid career once I'd been eliminated
 
POST CAREER UPDATE
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1. Brane Ormso - 1,148 Games, 649 Goals, 106 Assists = 755
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  • 9 Awards
  • 11 Trophies
  • England Record Scorer
  • Arsenal Record Scorer
  • Arsenal Most Capped
  • Premier League All-Time Team
  • Europa League All-Time Team

2. Arnold Schwarz - 1,053 Games, 612 Goals, 83 Assists = 695
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  • 8 Awards
  • 23 Trophies
  • Austria Record Scorer
  • Manchester City Record Scorer
3. Miguel Palmer - 1,032 Games, 584 Goals, 101 Assists = 685
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  • 17 Awards
  • 13 Trophies
  • Russia Record Scorer
  • Atletico Madrid Record Scorer
  • La Liga All-Time Team
  • Atletico Madrid Record Transfer
4. Kono Yukinari - 1,129 Games, 551 Goals, 129 Assists = 680
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  • 6 Awards
  • 10 Trophies
  • Europa League All-Time Team
  • U.S. All-Time Top Scorer
  • Liverpool Record Scorer
5. Daniel Porter - 1,160 Games, 567 Goals, 111 Assists = 678
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  • 10 Awards
  • 40 Trophies
  • World Cup All-Time Team
  • Leicester City Record Sale
6. Simon Medina - 944 Games, 463 Goals, 189 Assists = 652
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  • 14 Awards
  • 14 Trophies
  • La Liga All-Time Team
  • Leipzig Record Transfer
7. Loki Thorsson - 1013 Games, 462 Goals, 133 Assists = 595
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  • 6 Awards
  • 24 Trophies
  • Ligue 1 All-Time Team
  • Most expensive Danish Player All-Time
8. Dickie Davies - 1087 Games, 489 Goals, 87 Assists = 576
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  • 4 Awards
  • 5 Trophies
  • South Korea Record Scorer
9. Shane Tracz - 1048 Games, 478 Goals, 86 Assists = 564
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  • 4 Awards
  • 23 Trophies
  • World Cup All-Time Team
  • Southampton Record Sale
10. Sven Jensen - 900 Games, 409 Goals, 96 Assists = 505
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  • 0 Awards
  • 5 Trophies
  • Denmark Record Scorer
11. Edan Laffoley - 837 Games, 353 Goals, 80 Assists = 433
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  • 0 Awards
  • 19 Trophies
12. Rasmus Nybo - 887 Games, 371 Goals, 50 Assists = 421
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  • 3 Awards
  • 14 Trophies
  • Atletico Madrid Record Sale
  • Norway Record Scorer
13. Barry Bigong - 803 Games, 349 Goals, 52 Assists = 401
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  • 3 Awards
  • 8 Trophies
  • Leicester City Record Transfer
14. Holdma Deek - 735 Games, 298 Goals, 38 Assists = 336
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  • 3 Awards
  • 3 Trophies
  • Iraq Record Scorer
15. Hugo Caldeira - 683 Games, 218 Goals,68 Assists = 286
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  • [*=1]1 Award

    [*=1]4 Trophies
16. Papa Yeboah - 662 Games, 169 Goals, 11 Assists = 180
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  • 0 Awards
  • 1 Trophy
17. Barry Batsbatk - 524 Games, 129 Goals, 47 Assists = 176
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  • 0 Awards
  • 3 Trophies
18. Jensen Norgaard - 524 Games, 131 Goals, 37 Assists = 168
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  • 0 Awards
  • 3 Trophies
  • Southampton Record Transfer

Top Scorer
Brane Ormso – 649 Goals

Most Games Played
Daniel Porter – 1,160 Games

Most Assists
Simon Medina – 189 Assists

Best Goal/Game Ratio
Arnold Schwarz - 0.58

Best Goal-Assists/Game Ratio
Simon Medina – 0.69

Most Individual Awards
Miguel Palmer – 17

Most Trophies
Daniel Porter – 40

Most Improved
Miguel Palmer​
 
Won practically nothing but nice to finish on 100 goals for South Korea!
 
I think i could of achieved so much more if i didnt get stuck at city with so much talent in the pool.

Gotta give you huge credit DIncredible for keeping this going till the end!
Will you be doing another one?
 
Thanks for doing this DIncredible45, great story. Gutted that Brane Ormso never won the Premier League but he certainly had a "decent" career ;)
 
Loki never did get the big move to really prove himself, I'm sure if he had it in him to have been a top striker in Spain, or the Premiership but we will never know. I am impressed with his trophy haul even if only one was a Europa Cup.
 
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