LFCMarshall's Summer Update Suggestion Thread

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First of all great job with this. Second of all, I don't know whether this has been mentioned or not. FC Nordsjælland are the current holders of the danish league, which means they are qualified directly for the champions league groupstages. This is due to the danish league having earned more points in Europe, and therefore they now have one best placed qualifier and then the champions go straight to the group stages. I don't know whether it would be possible to change that from 2011/12 or not, but at least it would add to the correct teams in the champions league groupstages. :)
 
Cesar Azpiculeta joined Chelsea for 7m pounds
Zeki Fryers joined Standard Liege
 
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Andre Moritz, Darcy Blake & Yala Bolasie join Crystal Palace.
Mortiz on a 1-year deal, with Blake and Bolasie on 3-year deals.
 
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Yeah Jarvis is on a 5 year contract and will wear the number 7 shirt, Its an initial £7m with the rest in add ons.....Still can't believe his our most expensive signing.....
 
Hey mate, you need to fix Roberto Carlos at Anzhi! he is the coach and captain, but how can he be the
captain when he isnt in the team? lol ... he is retired now aint he?

Another one is also - Andre Shevchenco - coach and captain but not a player anymore.

And also the new coach at Inter Milan is Andrea Stramaccioni

Thanks
 
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Steven Fletcher has joined Sunderland from Wolves for £12m rising to £14m with add-ons, so our finances should reflect this, we've sold players for about £27m, rising to above £30m with the add-ons, and we've said that Stale will be given transfer funds to rebuild the squad, so should reflect this. Wolves have signed Georg Margreitter from Vienna for £2m, Wolves have also signed Tim Jakobsson from IK Frej on a 2 year deal.
 
Sunderland sign Adam Johnson from Man City
Norwich sign Rennes midfielder Alexander Tettey
 
Adam Johnson to Sunderland
Fernando Belluschi to Bursaspor
Nuno Coelho (SL Benfica) on loan to Aris
 
LFCMarshall, where do you get the data of the transfers? I ask you this because I'm doing an update for Football Manager 2011. Thanks in advance
 
Giampaolo Pazzini (Inter) to Milan
Antonio Cassano (Milan) to Inter
Hugo Vieira (SL Benfica) on loan to Sporting Gijón
 
I started up a new game with this all seems fine except that all my under 21s are ineligible for the Champions league when I should be able to play them without registering them.

Why?
 
Davide Biondinin Genoa--> Atalanta
and Nuri Sahin to Liverpool season-long loan :)) liverpool pay 70%wages
 
turk. league

Please improve these Turkish SüperLig Players:
Galatasaray:-Selcuk Inan!!, labelled as the turkish xavi and played an outstanding season. he was one of the major factors, why galatasaray won the league with ease this season.
-Felipe Melo, the midfield-partner of selcuk inan played outstanding too. was superb in both defence and offence.
-Semih Kaya, a centre back jewel. 20 years young and played a perfect first season for a young player like him.
-Emre Colak, the same as semih kaya. labelled as the new arda turan.
Fenerbahce:-Cristian Baroni, played very well and scored several important goals throughout the season.
-Mert Günok, decent young goalie. arsenal was interested to sign him.
Trabzonspor:BURAK YILMAZ.Probably one of the players of the season. scored more than 30 goals and was in the aim of several european clubs.Was transferred to Galatasaray now for a 5mio€ release clause.
Gaziantepspor: Dany Nounkeu, very decent and young defender. Also transfered to galatasaray.
Kayserispor: Nordin Amrabat. A perfect winger. Can assist and score. Also went to galatasaray in the summer window for 8.5mio€.
Bursaspor: Serdar Aziz: one of the most promising centrebacks in turkish football. very dangerous in corner kicks.
Pablo Batalla: just look at the highlights of the match from yesterday bursaspor vs. twente. Topclass Player.

I hope you will make some changes for the turkish league! PLEASE! :D
 
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