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July
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FC Porto have today announced that Vitor Pereira will leave his role as First Team Manager at the club. After successfully winning the Liga ZON Sagres in his first year, Pereira will leave the club this summer - citing health complications as his reason for leaving. It is widely reported that the Porto hierarchy are hugely disappointed with the Portuguese manager's performance in his first year - although chairman Pinto da Costa has moved to quash claims of a falling out between the board and Pereira. Despite winning the domestic league in his first year, the 44-year-old manager led his team to frustrating performances in Europe through the Champions League and Europa League. The Portuguese domestic cup - the Taça de Portugal - was also hugely disheartening for Pereira and Porto; having been knocked out in the fourth round by eventual winners Academica. Fan favourite's Alvaro Pereira, Fredy Guarin and Hulk have already left Estadio do Dragao during the summer for a combined fee of just over £65 million - leaving the club without three key players.

In the wake of the decision, FC Porto moved quickly to appoint Pereira's replacement. Jason Mann, formerly of Jose Mourinho's coaching staff at Chelsea, Inter Milan and Real Madrid has been appointed as First Team Manager on a two-year contract. Despite having no managerial experience, Mann has proved countless times to be very tactically aware - with Mourinho taking the young Englishman - part Portuguese - with him to his three biggest clubs to date as a 'Tactical Advisor'. Despite the great friendship between the two, Mann has now taken his opportunity to be First Team Manager at a well-respected club; following in the footsteps of Andre Villas-Boas who famously left Mourinho's coaching staff to take charge of FC Porto - causing a falling out with "The Special One" who claimed Villas-Boas was a traitor. However, despite the past argument with Villas Boas, it is understood that Mourinho harbours no hate for Mann - with the former stating the two are still "great friends".

Chairman Pinto da Costa is said to be delighted with the capture of another of Mourinho's "disciple's". A war chest of around £18 million has been promised to the Englishman - who takes over a side seeded 1st in the Champions League Group Stage. Huge pressure is already forming on the young manager - with a need for silverware engulfing Porto supporters. Youngsters James Rodriguez, Danilo and Alex Sandro are said to be key players for The Dragons this season; although Mann is yet to take a close look at the first team.
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August

Transfers

Following Jason Mann's first team inspection, several key areas were highlighted for improvement. Despite recent club signing Jackson Martinez having a high level of ability, young manager Mann scoured high scouts' reports of several young strikers with the hope of adding two more attackers to his squad by the end of August. Sao Paulo striker Ademilson was soon heading for Estadio do Dragao - along with Chivas' Mexian striker Carlos Fierro. The two wonderkids signed at FC Porto for a combined fee of £10 million. Young defender Jores Okore was signed for £1.3 million from FC Nordsjaelland while Brazilian midfielder Adryan joined for a fee of £900,000 from Flamengo. On the final day of the transfer window, Argentinian midfielder Mario Bolatti joined Jason Mann's side on loan until the end of the season to add cover in midfield. A deal was also struck with Fluminense which will see midfield maestro Wellington Nem join Porto for a fee of £3.5 million in January. Three youngsters left the club in loan since Jason Mann's arrival: Toze, Kadu and Thibaut Vion joined Aves, Braga and Leixoes respectively.
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Results

Jason Mann enjoyed a great start to his career with FC Porto in August. The month began with a difficult Supertaça fixture against last years domestic cup winners, Academica. A brace by Brazilian striker Ademilson on his debut ensured Porto won their first silverware under Englishman Jason Mann. Two games within three days of each other then followed as Porto visited English sides Burnley and Middlesbrough. A 0-0 bore draw at Turf Moor ensured Porto had saved all their goals for the game at the Riverside against the team from Northern England. Jackson Martinez grabbed a hat-trick in his first start under Jason Mann.

A weak Nacional da Madeira side visited Estadio do Dragao on the opening day of the domestic season and suffered a heavy loss to the giants. Five different goalscorers ensured an easy victory in Jason Mann's first every managerial league game. Last seasons 9th placed finishers Gil Vicente then hosted FC Porto and nearly earned all three points with a threatening display. However, the class of midfielder Adryan shone through as after opening the scoring; he also earned a penalty for fellow midfielder Joao Moutinho to give Jason Mann's side a 2-1 lead.​

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Champions League Group Stage Draw

Having been seeded 1st for the Champions League Group Stage, Jason Mann was surely hoping for a reasonable draw. Spanish giants Valencia were the first team to be drawn alongside Porto - followed by Dutch side Ajax and FC Porto's Jores Okore will face his former side as FC Nordsjaelland were the final team to be drawn in Group B. Valencia are sure to be Porto's biggest rivals to be group winners - although Dutch side Ajax will be no pushovers when it comes to qualification. Three fantastic teams will battle it out for the two available qualification; whilst Danish side FC Nordsjaelland will prove to be stern opposition as they are the group underdogs.

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September and October

Results

September and October continued Jason Mann's fantastic start as FC Porto manager. September promised to be a hard month for young manager Mann and his players - with fixtures against league contenders Sporting Lisbon and Braga being key to the domestic campaign; while a Champions League group game against Valencia ensured FC Porto would have no time for recovery in a frantic month. A fantastic 5-0 scoreline at home to Sporting Lisbon started FC Porto's month off in great style. A 2-1 away win was followed by an important Champions League group game against Valencia. A superb individual performance by young Brazilian midfielder Adryan guaranteed all three points against the Spanish giants. A visit to Braga just four days later threatened to stop FC Porto in their tracks - although a fantastic team performance ensured a 4-0 win for The Blue and Whites. To end the month, striker Jackson Martinez scored a fine goal in a disappointing draw with Olhanesnse.

October started with a trip to Holland to face giants Ajax at the Amsterdam Arena. A weakened team travelled as wingers James Rodriguez and Silvestre Valera were out injured for 3 months and a week respectively. Two second-half goals ensured FC Porto moved into a dominating position at the top of Group B in the Champions League. A 4-0 league win was then followed by a 5-2 victory in the domestic cup. A reserve side was fielded against Torreense as Jason Mann seen an opportunity to field young players. Another three points were picked up in the Champions League campaign as FC Porto travelled to Danish side FC Nordsjaelland - with star striker Jackson Martinez scoring yet another. The month was rounded off with a 3-0 away win at struggling Beria-Mar.

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League Statistics

After three months in charge, Jason Mann's side currently lead the domestic league. 7 wins and 1 draw from 8 games leave them on 22 points - after scoring 26 goals and conceding just 3. Guimaraes are currently the only team within touching distance of FC Porto - after early season favourite's Benfica, Sporting Lisbon and Braga currently sit mid-table. Colombian forward Jackson Martinez has been in scintillating form since joining FC Porto in the summer. He currently leagues the league's goal scoring charts with an amazing 10 goals - 5 ahead of second place.

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Champions League Group Stage

Portuguese team FC Porto currently lead Group B in the Champions League Group Stage. A home win was followed by two away victories - and they currently sit in first place with a three point lead. A win in the next game at home against Nordsjaelland would assure FC Porto of qualification into the Round of 16.

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Any thoughts on the story so far guys? Feedback is appreciated! :)
 
i remember reading your stories from before and as soon as i saw you were the author i wanted to read it! Great layout! Hoping for more updates soon!
 
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November and December

Results

FC Porto's dream season under Jason Mann continued through November and December. November had tough games against Benfica, Nordsjaelland and Valencia while December played host to the final game of the Champions League Group Stage against Ajax - followed by two cup ties and the same number of league games. A great start to November was rounded off after a double from centre half Rolando as FC Porto ran out 4-1 winners over early season rivals Benfica. Jason Mann's team then hosted Danish outfit FC Nordsjaelland; needing a win to secure qualification with two games left. Two second-half strikers ensured the 2-0 win for FC Porto. Two easy 4-0 victories for The Blue and Whites followed in the league and Taça de Portugal before a trip to Spanish giants Valencia. A scintillating attacking display from FC Porto ensured all three points in Group B - after a 6-2 victory. The month ended after a poor performance meant FC Porto could only pick up a point in a 2-2 draw as they travelled to Rio Ave.

A promising start to December set the tone for the month as Dutch giants Ajax were easily disposed of at Estadio do Dragao with a 3-0 scoreline. A 5-0 victory then followed for FC Porto against struggling Vit. Setubal as striker Jackson Martinez returned to the scoring charts. A 5th round cup tie then followed against Oriental; and a second-string side was fielded by manager Jason Mann. A 5-1 victory ensued, before Academica were demolished in the league after James Rodriguez marked his return with a hat-trick in a 9-2 win. The month came to an end as FC Porto picked up another win at home against Moreirense in the 3rd phase of the League Cup.​

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League Statistics

Jason Mann's FC Porto continue to dominate the Portuguese Premier League after opening up a 6 point lead at the top of the table over surprise package Vit. Guimaraes. After scoring 50 league goals in just 13 games, Porto are well on course to being the league's top scoring team. Some great defensive work has also ensured that only 8 goals have been conceded; leaving the team on a goal difference of +42 as they near the half-way point of the season. Vit. Guimaraes continue to pick up points wherever they go - as early season favourite's Benfica and Sporting Lisbon have started a gradual increase up the league table. Striker Jackson Martinez continues to lead the goal scoring charts after scoring a further three goals in November and December; leaving him on a total of 13 so far this season.

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Champions League Group Stage and First Knockout Round

FC Porto dominated Group B throughout the Group Stages of the Champions League. 6 wins out of 6 leave them on a maximum points total of 18. An incredible 20 goals were scored in 6 games - while only 5 were conceded against attacking teams Valencia and Ajax. Second placed Valencia proceeded through to the First Knockout Round in second place; as Ajax missed out by just 3 points. Danish outfit FC Nordsjaelland finished bottom of the group - after losing all 6 games. In the First Knockout Round, FC Porto were drawn against Galatasaray. The first leg will be played away on the 19th of February while the Turkish side while travel to Portugal for the second leg on the 13th of March.

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January

Results

January was a busy month for Jason Mann and his side as they extended their lead at the top of the league while also progressing in both domestic cups. In the opening game of the new year, P. Ferreira played host to FC Porto and lost the match 6-2 as new signing Wellington Nem scored twice. In the following game, Estoril visited Estadio do Dragao and were soundly beaten 5-0; including a brace from Ademilson. A double trip to FC Porto's nearest rivals in the League Cup and league then followed; with FC Porto being victorious in both games against Vit. Guimaraes with a 1-0 win followed by a 3-2 result.

Vit. Setubal then hosted FC Porto and were beaten 3-2 in a well contested game; ensuring FC Porto continue on their great run int the Taça de Portugal Semi Final. A trip to Nacional de Madeira then followed for Jason's Mann team and two goals from midfielder Moutinho helped in a 3-0 win. A double trip to Sporting Lisbon then followed for FC Porto in the league and Taça de Portugal Semi Final. A 2-1 victory meant FC Porto picked up another three points in the league while the first-leg of the Semi Final was won 1-0.​

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League Statistics

FC Porto doubled their lead at the top of the Portuguese Premier League during January. Some impressive results saw the team pull 12 points ahead of second placed Vit. Guimaraes. Giants Benfica closed the gap on second place to just 4 points - although they're now 16 points away from leaders FC Porto. In 17 league games, Jason Mann's side have scored 63 and conceded just 11 leaving the team on a goal difference of +52 with 47 points. Striker Jackson Martinez failed to score a league goal this month - therefore dropping to second place in the goal scoring charts on 13 as Benfica striker Oscar Cardozo has netted 14.

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Transfers

Brazilian midfielder Wellington Nem was the first addition to FC Porto in January as the deal had already been agreed for £3.5 million from Fluminense. A long spell passed before Jason Mann began making deals again - as Urby Emanuelson was the second player to join the Portuguese leaders in January. A loan deal was struck with A.C Milan for the winger to join until the end of the season. The final day of the transfer market was a busy time for FC Porto as 4 deals were completed. Brazilian striker Eduardo, formerly of Arsenal, joined on a loan deal until the end of the season as Mohamed Sissoko, formerly of Liverpool, and Laurentiu Branescu signed similar deals. Experienced centre half Ricardo Carvalho re-joined FC Porto for a mere £100,000 from giants Real Madrid after leaving 10 years ago.​

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great story mate, give mines a read if you get the chance, A maldini revolution its called
 
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February and March

Results

Jason Mann's side kept up their unbeaten run through February and March. On the first match day of February, mid table side Gil Vicente visited Estadio do Dragao and were well beaten by FC Porto in a 4-0 win for The Blue and Whites. Another home game then followed against Moreirense - resulting in another win for FC Porto as Brazilian striker Eduardo scored his second goal in two games in a 3-0 win. A trip to Turkey then followed for FC Porto as they visited Galatasaray in the Champions League First Knockout Round first-leg. Striker Jackson Martinez and midfielder Adryan both grabbed a brace as the Portuguese side ran out 4-2 winners. Struggling Braga then visited FC Porto and were soundly beaten 2-0 by a weakened side. February was rounded off with a 3-1 win away at Sporting Lisbon in the semi final of the League Cup as star man James Rodriguez yet again got himself onto the score sheet.

March started with an easy fixture away at Olhanense for FC Porto - with Jason Mann's side comfortably winning the game 4-0. A bore 1-1 draw was then played out at Maritimo as FC Porto fielded a weak side in anticipation of the upcoming Champions League game against Galatasaray. The strategy used by Jason Mann worked wonders as the game against the Turkish giants was won 3-1; allowing FC Porto to advance into the Champions League Quarter Final after a 7-3 aggregate scoreline. Bottom of the league side Beira-Mar then travelled to Estadio do Dragao and were beaten by the league leaders 3-0 in an easy fixture for Jason Mann's team. The month came to a conclusion as FC Porto visited rivals Benfica and won the game 2-1 following a brace from Eduardo.

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League Statistics

FC Porto pulled further away in the race for the league title and now only need one more point with six more games remaining. Vit. Guimaraes continue to follow the league leaders in second place - although their hold on the position is now under pressure from several sides below them including Benfica. FC Porto have amassed 82 goals and conceded just 13 in the 24 games played so far - leaving them with a goal difference of +69.​

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Champions League Quarter Final and Semi Final draw

Jason Mann's side FC Porto were drawn against English giants Manchester City in the Quarter Final of the Champions League with the first-leg being played at the Etihad Stadium. Manchester City are favourite's for the two-leg tie; although Jason Mann has stated his side "will beat the unbeatable". Elsewhere in the round, Spanish giants FC Barcelona have been drawn against London side Arsenal. French team Lille have been drawn with Roman Abramovich's Chelsea. Liga BBVA leaders Real Madrid have been drawn with Italian side Juventus.​
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The Champions League Semi Final was drawn alongside the Quarter Final draw. The winners of Lille - Chelsea will play the winners of Manchester City - Porto while the winners of Arsenal - Barcelona will play against either Real Madrid or Juventus for a place in the Final.​

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April and May

Results

Through April and May, FC Porto secured the Portuguese Premier League title and grabbed a place in the final of both the Champions League and Taça de Portugal. The first game of April saw Jason Mann's side visit the Etihad Stadium in Manchester. FC Porto's first loss under Jason Mann followed - although two away goals were crucial in a 3-2 scoreline. In the following game, FC Porto played host to P. Ferreira in the Premier League and ran out 2-1 winners following goals from Eduardo and young winger Christian Atsu. Manchester City then visited Estadio do Dragao in the hope of at least earning a draw and securing their place in the Semi Final of the Champions League - although Jason Mann and his side had other ideas. A fantastic display ensured a 1-0 win and FC Porto progressed on away goals after a 3-3 aggregate scoreline.

FC Porto and Benfica then went head-to-head in the Portuguese League Cup Final. A late Moutinho penalty ensured Porto picked up their third bit of silverware under Jason Mann - having already secured the Portuguese Super Cup and the Portuguese Premier League. Following the game, Jason Mann's side hosted Sporting Lisbon in the Semi Final of the ​
Taça de Portugal. A 1-1 draw meant FC Porto progressed having won the first leg 1-0. Rio Ave then visited Estadio do Dragao and were beaten 3-0 by the league winners. The first leg of the Champions League Semi Final was then played out in France as FC Porto visited Lille and earned a credible 4-4 draw; gaining four valuable away goals to take back to Estadio do Dragao. Vit. Setubal then proved to be tough opposition for Jason Mann's side; although they eventually ran out 2-0 winners.

FC Porto then played host to Lille in the second leg of the Champions League Semi Final and won the game 2-0 following goals from midfielder Defour and striker Jackson Martinez - securing their place in the Final. The league campaign was then wrapped up in great fashion by FC Porto as they defeated Estoril 2-0; followed by a 4-2 home win against Vit. Guimaraes.​

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League Statistics

FC Porto dominated the Portuguese Premier League throughout the season and ended up comfortably beating second placed Benfica by 24 points. Having won 27 and drawn 3 out of 30 league games, FC Porto ended up on 84 points. The previous record for the highest number of points in a single season in Portugal was 86 - although that was when the league held 18 teams and played 34 league games. Despite Jason Mann's new record being officially recognized - it is safe to say that his side will go down as one of the best ever in Portuguese history. Striker Jackson Martinez finished the season with 13 league goals - failing to live up the potential he showed in the first half of the season. Braga and Moreirense were the two relegated sides - with Beira-Mar retaining their position within the league by the skin of their teeth; just one point above Braga.​

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Champions League Final

The Champions League Final will be played out by Jason Mann's FC Porto and Spanish giants FC Barcelona. Tito Vilanova's side will surely be favourite's for the clash - although Portuguese Premier League winners FC Porto will be no pushovers. On their way to the final, FC Barcelona beat teams such as Real Madrid, Arsenal and Manchester United. Similarly FC Porto beat teams such as Lille, Manchester City and Galatasaray.​

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Hmm do you plan to stay with Porto for awhile? You dont really have any competition in the league :p 18 points above second
 
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Hmm do you plan to stay with Porto for awhile? You dont really have any competition in the league :p 18 points above second
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You'll have to wait and see :p Another update has been posted since your comment though! Feedback is appreciated!
 
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You'll have to wait and see :p No, I intend on leaving at the end of the season. Another update has been posted since your comment though! Feedback is appreciated!
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Great work! Got a bit lucky with the away goals against city! :p Not quite sure how lille got into the semi finals :S
Good luck in the final against Barca!!
 
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Great work! Got a bit lucky with the away goals against city! :p Not quite sure how lille got into the semi finals :S
Good luck in the final against Barca!!
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Cheers! And city played terrible over the two legs tbh - I probably deserved to progress. And I know! I was surprised as you haha - they only came 4th in the French league too! Beat Chelsea and Bayern in the knockout rounds before playing me
 
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Champions League Final​

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Jason Mann's FC Porto managed to successfully overcome Spanish giants FC Barcelona in the Champions League Final at Wembley despite being underdogs. The game didn't start well for the Portuguese team as a skillful run by winger Alexis Sanchez split FC Porto's defense - before the Chilean winger back heeled for superb midfielder Iniesta to slot home within the first minute. Just seven minutes later, however, FC Barcelona gifted their opposition a way back into the match. An in-swinging free-kick from Brazilian midfielder Wellington Nem was bundled away by Victor Valdes - right into the path of winger James Rodriguez who had an easy finish to equalize for FC Porto. As half-time approached, Alexis Sanchez restored FC Barcelona's lead. Another skillful run allowed the winger to get on the score sheet himself this time as he slotted a shot under FC Porto goalkeeper Fabiano.

On the hour mark, FC Barcelona doubled their lead to 3-1. A fantastic effort by world superstar Lionel Messi left six players trailing as he broke away down the wing and slotted across for Alexis Sanchez to pass the ball into the net. As the FC Porto players began to tire; the game looked over and in the bag for the Spanish giants. However, Jason Mann's team had other ideas in mind. A 68th minute wonder-strike from midfielder Moutinho left Victor Valdes rooted and gave FC Porto hope as the score was now 3-2. As the 85th minute approached, FC Porto drew level. Some fantastic build up play on the wing by Danilo and Iturbe allowed the latter to cross to the un-marked Jackson Martinez who slotted home and leveled the game. Just three minutes later, the Portuguese team took the lead for the first time. Some fantastic one-touch football from midfielders James Rodriguez, Moutinho and Iturbe released striker Jackson Martinez into the box who knocked the ball home to make it 4-3 with four minutes remaining. Despite a late attack by FC Barcelona, Jason Mann's Portuguese Champions held on for a historic win at Wembley Stadium.

Taça de Portugal Final

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As the season drew to a close, FC Porto rounded up a very successful season as they won their fifth piece of silverware under Jason Mann. In the 20th minute, FC Porto took the lead in the final of the Taça de Portugal. A cross was swung in by Brazilian midfielder Wellington Nem and striker Jackson Martinez rose highest to put FC Porto in the lead. Just ten minutes later, Benfica drew level. A sloppy free-kick was given away on the edge of FC Porto's box and Miguel Rosa hit a screamer to tie the scores at half-time.

As the second half started, FC Porto immediately re-took the lead. A cross in by winger James Rodriguez was headed home by centre half Otamendi who rose at the back post to head across goal and give FC Porto a 2-1 lead. As the game was coming to a close, FC Porto doubled their lead and made the score 3-1. A cross was knocked in by full-back Fucile and winger James Rodriguez volleyed home from 7 yards out to put the game to bed and ensure Jason Mann won everything he possibly could in his first year of his managerial career.

Jason Mann Resigns

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Following the 3-1 win over rivals Benfica, Englishman Jason Mann has handed in his resignation after just one year in charge of FC Porto. It is reported that the young manager saw no need to stay in Portugal - after dominating all of the domestic competitions and winning the UEFA Champions League. Having managed 56 games, Mann won 50, drew 5 and lost 1 in all competitions leaving him with a win percentage of 89%. His side amazingly scored 180 goals and conceded just 47 - leaving him with a personal goal difference of +133.

Despite leaving the club, it is reported that their is no 'hate' between FC Porto and Jason Mann. The club have already issued a statement saying: "We wish Jason all the best for the future. A glorious season which will go down in history wouldn't have been possible without such a great manager. The door will always be open to our hero, Jason Mann."

Fatih Terim, Frank de Boer, Marco van Basten and Thomas Schaaf are the early favourite's to earn the FC Porto job - although many fans think it will be impossible for Jason Mann's successor to emulate his success. Up to now, it is not reported where Jason Mann will be headed next - or whether he even wants to continue on his managerial career.​
 
Wow great story! I remember in FM10 having a great carrer with Porto. Had the likes of Falcao, Lloris, Bruno Alves, Hulk. Well done on th CL victory
 
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July

Borussia Dortmund have today announced that former FC Porto manager Jason Mann will take charge of the club. Jurgen Klopp was sacked earlier this summer following a disappointing season as Dortmund finished second - 19 points behind winners Bayern Munich. The Black Yellows were knocked out of the German Cup in the Second Round by Bayer Leverkusen while the team also suffered a disappointing campaign within Europe - finishing bottom of their Champions League Group behind Arsenal, Lille and Braga with just three points.

Jason Mann, however, had a rather successful season. After being appointed as FC Porto manager this time last year, Mann led his team to win five different trophies: the Portuguese Supertaça, the Portuguese League Cup, the Taça de Portugal, the Portuguese Premier League and the UEFA Champions League. Despite this, Mann has already warned Dortmund fans not to expect the same:

"Despite my excellent record last season with FC Porto, I wish to warn the Dortmund fans not to expect miracles. A 19 point gap was suffered last year from ourselves to Bayern and that cannot be instantly forgotten. Of course, I will do my best to raise the profile of the club once more but poor performances in all competitions last year mean the club aren't a European force this year. I hope the fans and board remain supportive of me and the team."

The team dramatically suffered last year as key-striker Robert Lewandowski was sold at the beginning of the season to English side Tottenham Hotspur for a fee of £22.5 million. Winger Marco Reus also suffered a long-term injury which ruled him out for much of the season; leaving Dortmund desperately short on key-players. However, Jason Mann has been promised around £12 million to strengthen his side for the challenges of the season ahead. Three pre-season friendlies have been organised against French side FC Metz, English team Sunderland and Belgian giants Genk.​
 
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