Psycho's UK 2050 and Beyond Save-game Project

[psycho1970]

The English Premier League being dominated for 50+ years by the same clubs is depressing. Nice to see Tottenham win it occasionally and Nottingham threating.

Got to say I'm quite surprised it's still pretty much contested by the top 4 63 years on, On holiday saves I've done on custom databases you usually see a team like Southampton come up the tables and become a dominating force.

Either at the end of this save-game (2075) or the next I'm going to do a special feature where I look at Club finances and transfer activity through the years. One thing I noticed in the first save-game is that for about 20 years the clubs rarely upgraded their stadiums or moved and now in this save-game quite a few have new stadiums.

 

[TheGuide]

Psycho always doing awesome things for the community, keep it up!

It would be nice if FM implemented new clubs every 5-10 years or so would keep it very interesting lol.

 

[karan10489]

Wow. this is enlightening stuff. Will definitely be following this. In your reviews for Europe could you do a history section like u did with the leagues, max times won by etc?

Great news that United will still be England's most dominant team in 62 years!

 

[psycho1970]

International Competitions

Europe

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Spain, the Brazilians of Europe. An incredible 6 consecutive European Championship wins from 2008-2028 and they have won 9 out of the last 15 competitions, england on the other hand have yet to win this competition though they have contested two finals.

England have however had success in the U21 and U19 competitions winning them 6 and 15 times respectively.


South America

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Since 2015 only Argentina and Brazil have won the Copa America and surprisingly Argentina edge it by winning it 10 times over Brazils 7, A power shift in South America ?.

In the U20's Chile and Uruguay have had some success but like big brothers contest is still mainly contested by the big two with again Argentina winning the most times with 18 wins.

North America

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In the Gold Cup it's Mexico with 14 wins but with no with no more than two consecutive wins its a much more widely contested competition with 4 other nations winning .

Jamaica dominate in the Caribbean Championship with 18 wins since 2014 and in the Central American Championships it's Costa Rica with 17 wins.

In the U20 Championships its 18 wins for Mexico, 13 wins for USA and 1 win for Jamaica.

Asia

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Where did Australia come from ? with only 1 final in the Asian Cup (they lost) in 2011 since the competition began they've now contested 9 finals winning 6.

Africa

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With 11 teams winning in the African Nations since 2013, it's a much more open contest.

Cameroon and Tunisia have both won 3 consecutive titles.

Nigeria just edge the U20 championship with 10 wins.

Oceania

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In the OCE Nations Cup I was expecting to see New Zealand dominating but no, its another competition thats widely contested with 5 different winners since 2016.

World

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Despite Spains success in the European Championships and the Olympics they fail to live up to the hype in the World Cup with only winning twice 2010 and 2062 and runners up once in 2050. Croatian fans must be jumping for joy with winning it in 2074.

England won the French Youth Invitational Cup a consecutive 7 times between 2062 and 2068 and have enjoyed some success in the U20 World Cup winning 7 times since 2013.

The question has to be with the success of the England Youth teams is the expectations of the senior team to much pressure or is it a case of not enough first team matches at club level hindering their progress.

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Coming tomorrow Best player and Young Player Focus.

 

[gregmurdoch]

wow! can you do a club focus for Airdrie please. I've supported them my whole life so i hope this is a sign of the future!!

 

[psycho1970]

Best Player Focus

World

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Great things where expected of Danny, and he lived up to the hype helping Bayern to win 14 German First Division Titles, 11 German Cup Wins, 8 German Super Cup wins, 2 European Championship Wins and 1 Club World Championship win.

At International level he achieved Legendary status with 156 appearances and 122 goals. Two seasons that really stand out at international level are 2051 (10 appearances and 16 goals) and 2060 (15 App/19 goals). His International accolades are 1 runners up medal in the World Cup, 1 European Champions Winners medal and 1 Confederations Cup winners medal.
With 437 league appearances and 305 goals in a career spanning 21 years Danny hung up his boots in 2066.

England

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Panda arrived at Man Utd in 2049 and made an immediate impact, for 14 years his name was often first on the team sheet, Playing in the role of AML he terrorised defences with his speed and ability to deliver the ball to the strikers feet with pin point precision. with an average rating of 8.06 over 697 overall appearances for Man Utd and scoring 210 goals Panda is a true United legend.

Playing for Brazil in what can only be considered their lean years, Panda was a influential player in the years they did manage to string a winning sequence together with 121 appearances and 28 goals.

Panda Retired in 2063 aged 35 and returned to Brazil where he now can often be seen on TV as a pundit.

Scotland

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Babacar struggled to adapt to life in Scotland in the 4 seasons spent there and after 69 appearances and 2 goals in 2050 left for 5.5 million to Montpellier HSC where he made 308 league appearances and scored 15 goals, his only club success is the Ligue 2 champions medal in 2056.

At international level he made 120 appearances and scored 5 goals winning the African Nations cup in 2055.

Babacar retired in 2061 and remains in france.

Wales

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Michael decided not to extend his contract at TNS and retired as a player aged 34 after making a total of 529 appearances and 43 goals playing for Donegal Celtic, Chimney Corner, Boreham Wood, Portadown, Cliftonville and TNS.

He returned to Chimney corner as a first team coach and eventually became first team manager in 2052. After only just avoiding relegation Chimney Corner decided to end his tenure in 2057. 6 months later he was back in management with Barrow, finishing 12th in Npower league 2 in his first season in charge the clubs expectations where to maintain a mid table position unfortunately they found themselves down near the bottom in December 2058 and the decision was made to replace him.

It was to be 18 months before Michael returned in management, Joining Stirling Albion in May 2060, finishing third though and reaching the play-off final in the Scottish Second division in his first season wasn't enough and once again he was sacked.

He never returned to Management.

Northern Ireland

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Elvis could never be called a prolific goal scorer with 200 appearances and 60 goals for Linfield but between 2049 and 2057 he was a regular first team player and helped them to win 5 Premier titles in that time.

He Played 39 times for Antigua scoring 7 goals.

After finding himself on the subs bench once to often between 2057 and 2059 he decided it was time to call it a day and retired at the age of 33.

Ireland
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Gavin enjoyed another 3 years at Shamrock Rovers winning a further 3 Premier titles and a Irish Cup winners medal before he finally hung up his boots.

Playing for 5 clubs in total he made 406 appearances and scored 29 goals and represented Ireland on 61 occasions.

He decided not to enter into management.

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[psycho1970]

Young Player Focus

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As predicted Sunderland were unable to keep hold of Jamie and in 2051 he headed south to Arsenal for 1.7 million. He went on to win the Premier league and Capitol One Cup in 2054 before being sold to Man City for 19 million in January 2055, where he spent the majority of his first season in the reserves Under manager Nelson Serpa who got sacked later that year to be replaced with Myles Adams and Jamie found himself back playing first team football.

Spending 8 years at Man City he only managed to win the FA Cup and Capitol One Cup both in 2058.

Joining Real Madrid in 2063 for 26 million , he went on to win 3 la Liga titles, 1 Spanish Cup and 1 runners up medal in the European Champions League before leaving on a free for Man Utd where he spent one season with only the Community Shield runners up medal to show. The following season saw him return to Real Madrid and winning ways with 2 la Liga titles, 2 spanish Cups, 1 European Champions Cup, 1 Club World Championship and 1 Super European Cup.

Although part of the England squad for the 2066 World Cup he didn't feature much but did get a runners up medal.

He retired from professional football in 2069 aged 36.

England

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After 4 seasons 1 FA Cup winner medal and a Capitol Cup winners medal for Newcastle Utd, Alan joined Man Utd for 21 million and quickly integrated himself within the first team, in the 14 seasons spent there he won multiple medals before retiring aged 35 in 2068 and made it into the Man Utd All Time Best Eleven.

Alan also picked up a World Cup runners up medal in 2066 and was probably the reason Jamie Lilley never made a impact at National level.

Scotland

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After leaving Dundee Utd in 2050 became a bit of a journeyman with only spending a maximum of 2 seasons at 6 different clubs before finally getting the big move he craved.

Joining Barcelona from Southampton for 15.5 million he won 2 la Liga titles, 3 Spanish Cups, 2 European Champions Leagues and 2 Club World Cups before hanging up his boots in 2067.

Wales

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Martin never found another Professional Club to sign him and in 2051 returned to college to study media.

Northern Ireland

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Aaron spent a further year at Cliftonville winning the Premier title, Northern Irish Cup and
the Northern Irish Steele and Sons Cup.

Moving to Swansea in 2051 for a free Aaron found himself on the bench for the first 3 seasons before becoming a more regular 1st team player.

In 2056 he moved to Watford in a 4.1 million deal where he spent the next 11 seasons helping to keep the team in a mid table position except for one season (2063/64) where they hit the dizzy heights of 6th position getting into the Euro Cup only to be knocked out of the group stages.

In 2067 he only managed 1 game before being injured and decided to retire from playing, a year later Aaron joined Donegal Celtic as Manager, it was to be a short spell at management level however being sacked after only finishing third in the league.

In 2070 after a year of trying to find a club willing to take him on as manager he joined Chester as a coach where he remains today.

Ireland

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Brendan spent 8 years at Cork City only ever making brief appearances in thee first team before moving to Dundee Utd in 2054 for 160K where once again he found himself on the bench.

Moving to Barrow on a Free in 2058 saw him feature in the first team more often.

Moving back to Scotland in 2061 for a free playing for East Fife saw him playing more first team football right up to 2063 when he decided with only a single medal to his name it was time to hang up his boots.

Brendan Never Played for the Republic of Ireland Senior team.

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Coming later Hall of Fame and Manager Focus

 

[psycho1970]

Hall Of Fame

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No changes in the top 10 of the world wide Hall of fame, though 7 new managers enter the top 20 with Will Soar entering at Number 11, Oliver Nicham 13 and Corry Evans 17.

In the England Nation Hall of Fame, Corry Evans moves up 1 place, Will Soar enters at Number 4 and dropping out are Arsene Wenger and Kenny Dalglish.

Manager Focus

World

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Fortunately for Oliver he made a better manager than player, starting his management career at Lyon he hit the ground running, winning the Euro Cup.

In 2036 he moved to England which saw him manage Liverpool and winning Liverpools 2nd Premier Title and adding another European Champions League Title to their trophy cabinet saw him appointed England manager in 2038 where he stayed for 4 years with only a 3rd place in the confederations cup to show.

Leaving his post at England of his own accord (the media were reporting he was about to be sacked) he took over at FC Porto where he won the domestic Treble in 2043.

Joining Arsenal late in March 2044 saw him lift the Premier title though really it was down to Micah Richards good early run that won it (from late January Arsenal only had 6 wins, 7 draws and 2 loses in the Premiership). oliver was sacked in November 2044 having a mediocre run in the new campaign.

Between 2044 and 2050 he had spells at Cardiff, Blackburn and Sporting(POR) before moving back to France to re-join Lyon where in 2051 he won the Coupe da la Ligue.

In 2053 he joined PSG and in a 8 year reign saw him pick up multiple trophies including the European Champions League in 2058.

England

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Starting his management career in 2038 at Brentford, and has had successful spells and not so successful spells at Rangers, Huddersfield Town, Tottenham, Arsenal and Nottingham forest but his real success came in the three spells he had at Liverpool.

Between 2046-2051 he won 2 Europa Leagues and a English FA Cup but his poor runs in the Premiership cost him his job and he was sacked midway through the 2050/51 season.

Returning to Liverpool in 2055 after being sacked by Nottingham forest he was only able to reach the Final of the Fa Cup in 2056 (they lost) and finish 3rd in the Premiership in 2057 and midway through the 2057/58 season he was sacked.

Incredibly he took charge for a third time in May 2060 in which in a 9 year spell saw him win 4 Premiership titles, 3 FA Cups, 1 Capitol Cup, 3 European Champions Leagues, and 2 Club World Championships.

Retiring in 2069, his most famous quote was "Football management is like a game of Russian Roullette, every new season is like squeezing the trigger you never know whether this one is going to be the end"

Other Managers of note

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Abdelhak, and Corry can both be considered World Class managers with multiple trophies in their domestic divisions and in Europe and with still a few years remaining of his career surely Abdelhak will add to his tally and move up the Hall of Fame rankings.

Willie Mahey with his 16 Scottish Premier wins and 14 Scottish FA cup wins with Celtic makes him an all time Celtic legend.

Aaron Deasy makes it to the top of the Ireland Hall of Fame table with his success with Cork City and Shamrock Rovers.

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Coming tomorrow Club Focus and possibly History and awards

 

[RobinPazzini]

tobad seeing my country not doing that well :O

 

[fazer11]

Could you give me a update on how Grimsby Town are doing?

 

[psycho1970]

Club Focus

Liverpool

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It took Liverpool 45 years to win their next Premier League Title and they only just scrapped it with the 3 teams underneath them on 72-71 points (see third from last screen-shot), some say if Pavel Mamaev had stayed more than a year then the Title would have come sooner, but it was Ryan Harper who put Liverpool back at the top, other successful managers at liverpool where Duarte Nogueria, Will soars and current manager Joe Davies.

Liverpool Won the title with 90 points in 2064/65 but even then it came down to the last game of the season with Nottinghham Forest needing a win with Liverpool drawing or losing their game, Livepool went down to 10 men with 60 minutes remaining but with true grit and determination won 4-0 over Norwich.(see last two screen-shots)

Overall since 2013 Liverpool have won 12 Premier Titles, 8 FA Cups, 6 Capitol One Cups, 6 European Champions Leagues, 4 Europa Leagues, 5 Club World Championships and 5 European Super Cups and in the last 10 years have found themselves finish above their main rivals Man Utd, with Joe Davies at the helm the future for Liverpool looks bright.

West Ham

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West Ham have only won one Cup in the last 63 years that being the Capitol One Cup and like pre 2013 they find themselves yo-yo-ing between the Npower Championship and Premiership, their highest Premiership position came in 2057/58 season where they finished 5th with their longest stint in the premiership being 8 years 2052-2060.

The last 3 seasons have seen their fan base dramatically disappear with only a third of what they had in the early years. This is a team that is surely heading into trouble unless some significant investment in the club is forth coming.

Chelsea

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Chairman Roman Abramovich left Chelsea in 2030, although only winning 5 premiership Titles, 7 Fa Cups, 7 Capitol One Cups, 5 European Champions Leagues, 2 Europa Leagues, 4 Club World Championships and 3 European Super Cups during his 25 year reign he left the club a very happy man albeit a little less wealthy than when he took charge.

Before he left he built Terry Park in 2019 named after one of the true greats of Chelsea John Terry spurning the chance to sell the stadium name and make millions from a sponsorship deal.

It was to be 8 years before the club returned to winning ways with victory in the Europa League and 11 years before they reclaimed the Premiership title in 2041. The one Cup they've failed to win though since the Abramovich years is the European Champions League though they have contested two finals in that time.

To date since 2030 they have won 8 Premier titles, 7 FA Cups, 6 Capitol One Cups, 3 Europa Leagues and 2 European Championships and in 2072 moved into a 85000 seater stadium named after another legendary Defender Javi Moreno.

The longest serving manager at Chelsea to date is Corry Evans with a tenure of 20 years (2035-2055) and the most trophies Post Abramovich years.

Chelsea these days however find themselves a mid table team, their best position in the last 17 years is 3rd and the last time they won the Premiership was the 2051/52 season.


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[psycho1970]

Awards and Histories

England

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Coming tomorrow Continental Club and International awards and histories and World stats

 

[psycho1970]

Club Continental & International Awards/Histories and other Stats

Europe

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[psycho1970]

South America

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Africa

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Asia

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World

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And that wraps up save-game 2075.​

 

[psycho1970]

I'm going to be changing the way I upload screen-shots and make some changes to the format to help reduce the amount of time it takes to do each save-game.

The League and cup overviews and past winners screen-shots will remain the same but I'll be adding the awards screen-shots to this section and at the bottom of each Nation/Continent section will be a downloadable folder for the Records screenshots, this will save time not only on the uploading but also make the pages load quicker. Also if you download the folder and load it into a image viewer your be able to use a slideshow or backward and forward button instead of having to click on each image separately.

Player and Manager focus is going to be based on performances within the current save-game rather than picking players from the previous save-game.

International Competitions will be done the same as the nation/continent cups as stated above.

Club Focus will remain the same.

I was going to do the Save-games every 25 years but again due to the time it takes to post all the information I'm reverting to every 50 years from 2150.

The next save-games will be 2100, 2113 (100 years on special) 2150, 2200 which are already done and waiting to be posted.

Which clubs would you like to see in Club Focus for the 2100 save-game ?

 

[Rob29]

Sheffield Wednesday

 

[psycho1970]

Club Focus will be on Airdie, Sheffield Wednesday and England for the 2100 save-game, screen shots coming from the leagues and cups soon.

 

[karan10489]

Man United

 

[psycho1970]

2100 The National Leagues and Competitions

England

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England history Screen-shots

Manchester United back at the top and once again dominating after a lengthy spell where they struggled to uphold their position of being one of the most feared teams in the world.

Liverpool find themselves back competing for honours and once again the fierce rivalry between The Reds and The Red Devils is lit once more.

New teams to emerge in the premiership are Barnet, Hull and Wycombe with Barnet a team to watch, with a new Tycoon chairman and their recent good form over the last three seasons in the premiership only time will tell if they can mount a serious challenge for the title.

Scotland

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Scotland history Screen-shots

Inverness CT find themselves being Celtics main rivals for the premier title with 6 wins and 9 times runners up, Airdrie on the other hand who were considered to be a future threat now find themselves back in the Scottish League One and Rangers although consistently finishing in the top 6 struggle to maintain a winning run to be a major threat to Celtic.

Wales

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Wales History Screen-shots

Bangor City retain their dominating reign in the Premiership, with TNS struggling to make a serious challenge often finding themselves behind Llanelli and/or Port Talbot.

Port Talbot Win their first Premier title in 2100, 199 years after the club were founded.

Barry Town who were serious challengers in the early 50's - late 60's now just find themselves a mid table team.

Northern Ireland

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Northern Ireland History Screen-shots

The three main rivalries remain in the Danske Premiership, Linfield, Cliftonville and Lisburn Distillery.

Distillery had to wait 132 years to regain the title in 2095 and then follow it up by winning it 5 years later in 2100.

Linfield win 17 out of the last 25 with Cliftonville winning 6 out of 25 and for the past 37 years no other team other than these three have finished in the top 3.

Ireland

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Ireland History Screen-shots

Four teams consistently challenge for the top spot in the Irish Premiership, Cork City, Limerick, Longford and Shamrock Rovers.

Limerick win 12 out of 25, Shamrock win 6/25, Longford 5/25 and Cork City 2/25, Shamrock are currently the in form team though winning the last 4 but mid season 2099/2100 Cork City find themselves 5 points clear of Shamrock, although already playing them once and losing, Cork City will have to get at least one result out of the 2 matches between them remaining and match them for points elsewhere to clinch the title.

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[psycho1970]

Above post amended with the missing Ireland screen-shots and link for Ireland's History screen-shots.

Coming later Club continental cups and International competitions.