Season 57

[Brian Dang]

Update League 3 day n CL 2nd round

Winning 11 (Level 11)
League: Won 3-1 AWAY GAME.. TOP OF THE LEAGUE
CL: WON 3-0 AWAY GAME

TUAN DM FC:
League: Lost 1-2 Away to the leader..to be honest...we were always better then all of them but still lost...we control 66% of ball possession plus 14 shots..but we always lost...1 points over 3 matches..huhu..
CL: Won 5-1 away game

Winning Eleven (level 4)
League: Won 4-1 Away game to the league leader and claimed his spot
CL: wON 2-0 AWAY GAME...TOP

[Peter Renn]

Cl update for today, wasn't hard, but again conceded a goal through a corner, a lot lately, but as long as i don't lose 6 points, probably already qualified, it's a weak group, good for me. Later the day league match vs similar quality, see what's up there then
Played my first tough league oponent (out of several) he lined up v style, myself 43n12,came from behind changed 43n3 to secure the win, 7 points out of 3 games, league start ok. More to come

[Philip L. Willis]

Titan FC's Beef Chow Fans, are ecstatic as the Titans notched up there first win for the new season, Day 5 started off with a tense team traveling away to Vietnam to face a tough 48.8 AQ 4 star daicaca club.

With the first game a Park-Da-Bus fiasco losing 1-2 away to a robot team Berivan F.C., Manager Willis was absent! pleading it was Demonic possession that made him miss the game, and the second at home against London based Indonesian power house SKD united was also a trolling disappointment drawing 2-2. Again the manager was absent.

In a post game interview Titan manager was quoted as saying "He is a after me, he knows I know too much!". General management is reviewing the video, seeing if Manager Willis should be seeing professional help for his delusional excuses!

Today, day 7 was a new day as Titan won 2-5 in Vietnam, Manager Willis was present and his present was felt immediately as the Titans scored 3 goals in 18 minutes before the Vietnamese had a reply in the 32'. The win was won with a price as Veteran 30 year old DC G. Sahin got his first red card of his career in the 51' Titans leading 1-4, is this the beginning of the end for our number 10 Captain?

Alleged Demonologist and Football Philosopher Manager Willis insisted in a post game phone call that "Gurney Sahin has been a rock in the Titan back line, a 2 Star giant in a 6 star team", quote unquote. We will see as rumors abound, with the Titan coffers pilling up with farmed tokens, cash and packs, that changes are imminent.

The most shocking event of the night was the injury of Titan bright new Brazilian youngster Junior Casner, Hamstring 2 day after a obvert foul and there after punch up (video Below), Titan fans are hopeful to see more of the young 19 year old and wish him a quick recovery.

[PricopGeorgeCătălin]

The best results so far..

[PricopGeorgeCătălin]

Our formation yesterday 5-0 / 13-0

[Cat Harrison]

Another season with an uphill battle!

[Chester FC]

Another season with an uphill battle!

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0-0-3 and 13th in table

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[Mr. Marco]

It's going great so far!!



The only "problem" is that our players are somehow a little bit minimalist...^^
We've won all of our league matches with 1:0

[Buffs Mad]

*sings* "The wheels on the bus go 'round and 'round....."

..........then they fall off and the Buffs plunge into a precipice of despair as they crash 2-0 away from home.

League: The Buffs just never got going in a game they should've won.....but didn't. The Buffs are 6th, all is not lost. But.....

Another injury today and MC Paul McStay picked up his 3rd booking of the season.

[Pete Cresswell]

After the disappointment of yesterday's league loss to the Spend-a-ton-of-tokens-on-personal-trainer-team Rugby's Better bounced back to post a superb 6-1 win in the Cup last night, which should be enough to secure participation in round 3.

That success, and the need to post a win in the CL tonight after an opening round home draw at home meant the reserves got their chance to shine in the league today, playing 4-5-1V against 4-3N-1-2. That decision looked vindicated when the team went ahead 2-0, even though the opposition pulled a goal back just before half time. However the manager allowed himelf to be distracted by his day job for most of the 2nd half, and paid when the opposing manager changed his formation initially to 4-2-1-3, and then a heavy attacking 4-1-2AMC-3, and managed to make the most of his limited possession and ease out to a 4-2 win.

Hopefully the A squad will make the most of the manager's absence (he's AWOL playing softball tonight) and chalk up a win in the CL to spare his blushes.