The FM-Base FC 80 mil Challenge- Blueshooter Story

[Blueshooter]

In relation to: http://www.fm-base.co.uk/forum/f74/fm-base-fc-80million-challenge-is-here-t28946.html


BREAKING NEWS

FM-Base FC have appointed the young, inexperienced Irish manager Kieron Ryan. Ryan has recently retired from football due to ligament damage sustained in a friendly against Poland. It is understood the County Limerick man has a major task in turning the lifeless club into a Barclays Premier League regular participant....

It is now understood that Ryan`s budget has been raised to 100 million pound, due to his promises of a european place, a bold move by the new kid on the block as he is yet to sign a single player.

FM-base FC have announced that all frendlies have been cancelled, including the tour of Portugal,]

FM-Base FC have also confirmed that the few 1st team player at the club have been released on free transfers, The club now faces an incredible challenge of creating an entire new team, within 7 weeks to compete at the grandest stage of them all for league football....


August 14th; an Update:

Week 1:
In an astonishing interview with Sky Sports news, FM-base FC manager Kieron Ryan has boldly told Sky Sports News that he feels he can create a team capable of a top 7 finish, he also claimed that he intends to bring the club to the top of the european football world in as little as 3 years

Weeks 2:

After a week of negotiating, Kieron Ryan revealed his first 3 signings on FM-Base FC`s historic challenge

De Laet joins the club on a season long loan, with an option to purchase for 2.1 million pounds sterling.

Billy Jones, the former preston utility player can slot in at Rb and CDM, an excellent 2.3 million pound acquisition.

The german winger Asamoah joins on a free trasnfer, Ryan was paticularly pleased with this signing saying "The talented German has the ability to unlock opposition defences"


Week 3:

FM-base FC have cheekily announced there next 6 signings in only there second week of existence, many critics believe at this stage Ryan is bringing in the wrong players, publicizing in through the wrong mediums, and is generally not suited for such a challenge... The signings were announced in an exclusive interview with Nuts magazine

The new additions at the club are:

The very experienced Luca Antonini joins for a mere 250k, the experienced R/L b is sure to be a key asset for the club in its coming challenge

Spanish striker Guiza also joins, the 2.9 million pounds signing is deemed to be a backup buy, despite there not being any current strikers at the club.

Young Spanish LB javier Garrido joins from Manchester city in a 2.1 million pounds deal, the relatively experienced full back should assist Ryan in his quest to league success

17 Year old utility man Stever Irwin joins in a 230k deal, the youngster will add some energy and competition for places at the club

The simply magnificent Riquelme joins up for a fee in the region of 3 million pounds, Ryan stated that "This signing will excite, he has power, precision, creativity and the rest"

The free agent Chris Eagles joins up, however due to many inconvenient fees and expenses, a total of 3 million was the sum to bring the player to the club



Week 3-6:

Kieron Ryan did go on to make a further 15 signings, which then was reduced to 14 when he terminated the loan of Liverpools Lauri Dalla Valle due to the player picking up an injury ruling him out for 8 months.

Additional Players in:

Jlloyd Samuel - 2Mil (Bolton)

Lauri Dalla Valle (625k Loan Fee) [Cancelled]

Mahamdou Diarra- 5.5 mil (R.Madrid)

David Trezequet- 5mil (Juventis)

Giorgos Samaras- 2.4 mil (Celtic)

Adriano- 9mil (Flamengo)

Roderick Miranda- 5.75 (Benfica)

Oscar Ustari- 5.5 mil (getafe)

Artur Boruc- 12mil (Celtic)

Adil Rami- 6mil (Lille)

P. Prosenik - 500k (Chelsea)

Hernanes - 9mil (Sao Paulo)

E. Frimpong- 1.5mil (Arsenal)

N. Otamendi- 3.1mil (Velez)

Moussa Sissoko 16.25 mil (Toulouse) [I couldnt resist xD]

 

[Paul LUFC Custus]

looks promosing.

 

[Blueshooter]

Premier League to commence Saturday August 15th:

Speaking at the Carling Cup final with his new squad, Kieron Ryan watched from the crowd as an impressive Didier Drogba ran rampant in a 4-1 win for Chelsea FC over Manchester United. Ryan was in a positive mood for the half time interview, exclusively with RTE, the Irish news & sport channel.

"I have no need for any more signings for the club" said Ryan, confirming there will be no new arrivals at the SkyTV stadium.

"I feel that with this current squad, and the excellent FM-Base FC staff working with me, we will surprise quite alot" - Stated Ryan on how he felt about the entire scenario he found himself in

When asked about the opening day of the season which pitted his men against the newly promoted Birmingham, Ryan had this to say- "Birmingham have it all to play for, the opening game infront of their fans will really make this one special, I am an admirer of Alex McLeish , he is a top top manager"

 

[Land-E]

Looks good,

 

[Blueshooter]

The Forum nick 3 points in a hard fought battle at St. Andrews....

Kieron Ryan counted himself fortunate in a hard fought battle at St. Andrews, Ryan went through a total of 4 strikers as injuries hampered the first half, Giorgos Samaras was the first injury, on just 6 minutes pulling up with little more than 3 touches having being taken. Adriano came off the bench, and almost put the forum ahead in 30 minutes, with a long range effort thumping off the bar. Things took a turn for the worse as Adriano picked up a knock, Ryan choosing to take caution and brought on Guiza...

Brimingham pushed from then on, testing in inform Artur Boruc with numerous efforts. Hearts were in mouths in 76 minutes when Cameron Jerome smacked his spot kick into the post, then onto the safe hands of Boruc, De Laet was booked for the penalty offense.

However just in an exuberant punt up the field by Mahamadou Diarra landed onto the path of David Trezeguet, the french striker slipped the ball through for Guiza who pummeled the ball into the bottom of the net, his impact sent manager Kieron Ryan to this knees in joy

Forum hold strong as the City of Manchester Stadium fails to break them down, One hard fought point!

Manchester City dominated todays affair, Pushing FM-Base FC to the very limit, The domination showed early with a Stephen Ireland free kick thundering into the corner from 25 yards, the midfielder was jubilant after his excellent striker

Things then heated up, with Tevez, Adebayour and Aguero all coming close to scoring before the half time break. In the 70th minute, the stadium stood still with silence as Riquelme showed magnificent flair to score a long range free kick, which was given as an own goal due to a wicked deflection off the post and the back of the head by Shay Given....

City did press hard, and midfielder Yoann Gourcouff had a close range effort hit the bar.. but the Forum maintained strong for a deserved point.

Given was deeply distraught by the own goal, even reverting to the crying tactic





OK guys, hopefully you will follow and enjoy, I wont be updating again until Thursday due to my final Leaving Cert State Exam on Wednesday, hope to see you all reading soon. I shall try make it interesting, and will attempt some humour along the way... Good Luck lads.

 

[Rai 10]

Looks like a good story, Otamendi doesn't work well for me seeing as his jumping and heading attributes never really increase past 13 for me, maybe posting the final score after you're description of the match would help. Will follow.

 

[Alcaraz]

good luck but Otamendi should be trained as a right-back he cant play centre-back