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I succeeded in this THREAD and it was so joyful ! I will show you my screenshot and you will be envious 
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Top of the table, 14 points clear and a home match against second place Chelsea...
A nice 5-0 victory with complete domination of the game putting me 17 points clear with 11 games to go. So much for Mourinho's mind games
A nice 5-0 victory with complete domination of the game putting me 17 points clear with 11 games to go. So much for Mourinho's mind games
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Winning that game, and scoring, after going down to 8 men, is a success in my honest opinion.
Winning that game, and scoring, after going down to 8 men, is a success in my honest opinion.
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I believe this Roma squad is a huge succes..
I believe this Roma squad is a huge succes..
Yeah its easy with big clubs, okay for a bit of fun but not really a challenge.
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View attachment 319966100 goals with no stiker
I may not have won, but ultimately, I'm ridiculously proud of my achievements. The victory at OT is probably one of my best ever matches on FM, across all iterations.
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Just beaten Arsenal at home with Bristol Rovers!!!! two seasons ago we were in the conference, now up in League 1! More screenshots in the lower league management thread.
Just beaten Arsenal at home with Bristol Rovers!!!! two seasons ago we were in the conference, now up in League 1! More screenshots in the lower league management thread.
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Managed to win everything you can in first season with PSG and the mighty ibrahimovic scoring over 70 goals in whole season, it was a bit easy need a challenge now
13 seconds is my record, Hazard against Man UTD. My previous record on this save was 27 seconds which again was Hazard against Man UTD.
The fasted goal I have seen on this save though was Inaki for Zaragoza scoring against Eibar after 9 seconds.
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Transfer Achievement of some sort, I thought when negotiating a high offer would deter any further bids but this was to good to turn down.
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Who did you sign to replace El Ghazi and Zivkovic? o:
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I need to update this, I've just scored in 11 seconds.
El Ghazi was easy enough as Fischer and Kishna are still with me so they play as raudemter's (Spelling obviously) also signed a couple of Argentinian Regens for the wings because I won't be able to hold onto Kishna or Fischer for much longer.
Zivkovic will be far harder to replace, again I have a promising Argentinian Regen and also signed Huntelaar back for some nostalgia haha but it will be more difficult without Zivkovic.
Ahh nice. Unfortunately it's very hard to hold onto your best players as Ajax, but when you do, you can have them play beautiful football.
Currently enjoying possibly my longest FM save ever.
Started with England U19 and won the European Championship. Then got the USA job and got to the Semi-Final's of the World Cup, only just losing to Italy. I then got bored of International football so I resigned and took over as manager of Tranmere who had just been relegated to League 1.
Won League 1 in my first season to go straight back into the Championship. Was predicted to finish about mid-table but won the Championship in my second season. First season in the Premier League was a struggle but we just managed to avoid relegation on the last game of the season. Second season, we had a great start and were top until around the Xmas period when we had a little bad spell but I ended up finishing the season 7th after being predicted to finish bottom.
It's now season 2022/2023 and I've half way through the season, sitting 10th. New stadium is being built and should be finished in 2024. I've had job interview offers from some big names in Europe including Bayern, Dortmund, Southampton, Liverpool and turned them all down to stay at Tranmere because I'm enjoying it so much.
Started with England U19 and won the European Championship. Then got the USA job and got to the Semi-Final's of the World Cup, only just losing to Italy. I then got bored of International football so I resigned and took over as manager of Tranmere who had just been relegated to League 1.
Won League 1 in my first season to go straight back into the Championship. Was predicted to finish about mid-table but won the Championship in my second season. First season in the Premier League was a struggle but we just managed to avoid relegation on the last game of the season. Second season, we had a great start and were top until around the Xmas period when we had a little bad spell but I ended up finishing the season 7th after being predicted to finish bottom.
It's now season 2022/2023 and I've half way through the season, sitting 10th. New stadium is being built and should be finished in 2024. I've had job interview offers from some big names in Europe including Bayern, Dortmund, Southampton, Liverpool and turned them all down to stay at Tranmere because I'm enjoying it so much.
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Probably the great at achievement so far. Don't care when the run ends as long as I get out of the dreaded nightmare which is the Conference North that I've been floating in around the playoffs for years
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I've just had my own Agueroooo moment! Albeit at the other end of the table.
The context: Having achieved the miracle of taking Joinville from the Brazilian third division to the first in back-to-back promotions, my main hope this season was not to do a Derby County. After all, we're facing the likes of Santos, Internacional and Sao Paulo - it's 2032 so they're full of super Brazilian regens. And I have a team of free transfers hardly any of which are on more than £5k a week. My entire wage budget - £73k a week - is less than Internacional spend on a single player. Somehow, we spend most of the season in lower mid-table, and get some famous victories over Santos, Atletico Mineiro and Cruzeiro, but a couple of poor runs sees us finally slip into the bottom 4 on the final day. Either us, Atletico Paranense or Nautico are going down. But Paranense and Nautico are playing each other, so if we win, we stay up.
Our opposition for this make-or-break game are Avai, who should be beatable. They aren't great, they've astonishingly not won since they last played us four months ago (though being the division's draw specialists has made them safe) and we're at home. The problem is that Avai and their manager F---ing Robinho have beaten us on a regular basis in the big games, both in the league and the Santa Catarina championship. In the three years I've managed them we've won 1, drawn 3, lost 7 (counting two-legged ties as one), but that doesn't adequately describe the humiliation of being repeatedly gubbed by three goals by F---ing Robinho.
We concede on 19 minutes. But after 37 minutes our high pressing drags it back to 2-1. And on 45 minutes, joy of joys - they have a man sent off after he lunges at Malian midfield dynamo Drissa Traore while on a yellow. I take off a left-back and put on aging left-winger Everton Caetano to stretch the play. They inevitably make it 2-2 with a simple poorly defended cross from our left flank (great substitution, genius), then 2-3 with a penalty following a corner.
At 87 mins, it's pure desperation. Both the men with assists are off, replaced by mercurial loan striker Rafael Cesar, and 16-year-old wonderkid Laurici Porto. Desperation is the word - he may be an exciting young talent but the only assist he's managed in his regular cameos was to the other side. But what's this? A cross from the right sails over everyone's heads, and Everton Caetano volleys it beautifully past the near post! My substitution worked! Eventually! I'm a football genius! One more goal and we're safe!
90+3 mins: It's been a great run for Joinville, who have surprised us all this season, but surely, surely, it's coming to an end now. Lumped forward by Neto, Caetano heads into midfield. Traore picks up. Porto. Porto with a lovely reverse ball, Vega can't keep hold of it, played forward by Jales... TRAOR-RRRRRRRRRRRRREEEEEEEEEEEE! I swear you'll never see anything like this ever again! So watch it! Drink it in! Two goals in the last five minutes, to keep Joinville up! Traore ran past Vega expecting the pass which didn't come, but he does well to stay onside, it fell to Jales who saw the run, and scooped a delightful ball into his path. Traore gets a bit of luck, it'***** straight at the keeper but he can't keep it out, and you can't say he doesn't deserve it. What a match! Joinville weren't just certainties to go down, they were certainties to finish bottom - but they've defied the odds, and they'll do it all again next year!
Let's just not mention that during this fairy tale season, we broke the Brazilian record for worst discipline, smashing prissy goody-two-shoes Atletico Mineiro's 69 yellows and 8 reds with a stonking 85 yellows and 3 reds. The boys showed spirit and willingness to fight, and I won't apologise for that. Ever.
The context: Having achieved the miracle of taking Joinville from the Brazilian third division to the first in back-to-back promotions, my main hope this season was not to do a Derby County. After all, we're facing the likes of Santos, Internacional and Sao Paulo - it's 2032 so they're full of super Brazilian regens. And I have a team of free transfers hardly any of which are on more than £5k a week. My entire wage budget - £73k a week - is less than Internacional spend on a single player. Somehow, we spend most of the season in lower mid-table, and get some famous victories over Santos, Atletico Mineiro and Cruzeiro, but a couple of poor runs sees us finally slip into the bottom 4 on the final day. Either us, Atletico Paranense or Nautico are going down. But Paranense and Nautico are playing each other, so if we win, we stay up.
Our opposition for this make-or-break game are Avai, who should be beatable. They aren't great, they've astonishingly not won since they last played us four months ago (though being the division's draw specialists has made them safe) and we're at home. The problem is that Avai and their manager F---ing Robinho have beaten us on a regular basis in the big games, both in the league and the Santa Catarina championship. In the three years I've managed them we've won 1, drawn 3, lost 7 (counting two-legged ties as one), but that doesn't adequately describe the humiliation of being repeatedly gubbed by three goals by F---ing Robinho.
We concede on 19 minutes. But after 37 minutes our high pressing drags it back to 2-1. And on 45 minutes, joy of joys - they have a man sent off after he lunges at Malian midfield dynamo Drissa Traore while on a yellow. I take off a left-back and put on aging left-winger Everton Caetano to stretch the play. They inevitably make it 2-2 with a simple poorly defended cross from our left flank (great substitution, genius), then 2-3 with a penalty following a corner.
At 87 mins, it's pure desperation. Both the men with assists are off, replaced by mercurial loan striker Rafael Cesar, and 16-year-old wonderkid Laurici Porto. Desperation is the word - he may be an exciting young talent but the only assist he's managed in his regular cameos was to the other side. But what's this? A cross from the right sails over everyone's heads, and Everton Caetano volleys it beautifully past the near post! My substitution worked! Eventually! I'm a football genius! One more goal and we're safe!
90+3 mins: It's been a great run for Joinville, who have surprised us all this season, but surely, surely, it's coming to an end now. Lumped forward by Neto, Caetano heads into midfield. Traore picks up. Porto. Porto with a lovely reverse ball, Vega can't keep hold of it, played forward by Jales... TRAOR-RRRRRRRRRRRRREEEEEEEEEEEE! I swear you'll never see anything like this ever again! So watch it! Drink it in! Two goals in the last five minutes, to keep Joinville up! Traore ran past Vega expecting the pass which didn't come, but he does well to stay onside, it fell to Jales who saw the run, and scooped a delightful ball into his path. Traore gets a bit of luck, it'***** straight at the keeper but he can't keep it out, and you can't say he doesn't deserve it. What a match! Joinville weren't just certainties to go down, they were certainties to finish bottom - but they've defied the odds, and they'll do it all again next year!
Let's just not mention that during this fairy tale season, we broke the Brazilian record for worst discipline, smashing prissy goody-two-shoes Atletico Mineiro's 69 yellows and 8 reds with a stonking 85 yellows and 3 reds. The boys showed spirit and willingness to fight, and I won't apologise for that. Ever.