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    League: Matchday 10:



    Bakuretsu Storm 0 - 4 New Team

    We abso-fkin-lutely did it this time! New Team pulls out a perfect game against the 1st on board and eternal rival Bakurtsu storm, not only turning the bad luck away, but even imposing its play and piercing 4 times a defense that, untill now, had taken 0 goals in league and one among CL and CUP.

    Coach MAd took all the day to prepare for this match. Knowing his friend/rival tactics, it was a war for the surprise! Bakuretsu Storm opted for a 3-5-2 V instead of the usual 5-4-1 V, while coach Mad as wel changed from 4-1-2-1-2 to 3-1-2-2-2. Furtherly, NT's boss risked out and pulled off a man-to-man mark to guard against the 2 AMs and the 2 STs, young and dangerous.
    The first half stalls at midfield, with neither the two teams able to get through, with just a couple of sporadic shoots coming form both ways which don't really pose a threat. It seems like everything will be decided in the second half when suddenly the forward duo of NT pulls out the magic: Lenders receives from Becker, turns around and serves/shoots towards Oliver Hutton. New Team's captain elegantly avoids the tower defender Sevr, and draws a perfect curve ball under the bar, it's 0-1! (43').
    In the second half, Bakuretsu Storm's coach gets out one of his defenders for a 3rd AM, getting into the central position. Waiting for the move to come, COach Mad switches rapidly to the beloved 4-1-2-1-2 Setup, asking the genius regista Julian Ross to cover more the defensive line. Bakuretsu has no time to try at it at all. Forced to commit a foul on Diamond, the defensive head and free kick specialist Callaghan doesn't miss the chanche: his ball goes around the barrier and beats the unguilty keeper for the 0-2 (51').
    Bakuretsu feels the punch and takes a while to reorganize. After a double sub, keeping the same module, New Team seems to be holding the game anyways. And the golden trio shines again when Oliver Hutton exchanges with Tom Becker, which pinpoints an awesome one touch passage to Lenders. The shoot is so powerful the keeper doesn't even move, it's 0-3! (64').
    At this point, the opponents became much more aggressive and coach mad set orders to defend and act on counters. On the very first ball taken back, a long feed reaches Hutton who flies for over 50 meters avoiding all the defenders, just to easily surpass the keeper to for the final 0-4 (73'). The rest of the match is pretty much give-take. The first match ends with New Team trashing their opponent and putting a SERIOUS comeback on the league's title.

    Statistics:

    Scorers: Hutton (A:Lenders), Callaghan (FK), Becker (A:Lenders), Hutton.

    MoM: Oliver Hutton - 9 - New Team.

    -WIth the large victory, New Team reaches Bakuretsu Storm on the first place, and due to a total gain of +8 goal difference between them, surpass them by one goal difference! A thrilling League!


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    the guy on cup gets 2 red cards and i still losing 4-2... unbelievable
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    Season 1: 1st place.
    Season 2: 3rd place and 2nd on CL.

    Season 3: Currently at 2nd place, 22/30 points.

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    Cup, 1st leg - Perfect Tactics (L5, 46.7) 1-1 FC alemanu (L8, 47.1)

    Goals: Pisha (24'), Mata (63')
    MOTM: Saa

    Not a lot to discuss but we should have won when Mata was put through right at the end but his shot went over.

    Our first draw in over 2 seasons and we have to do something special if we want to progress to the next round. Still unbeaten at home since level 2
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    Season 15 - Level 15

    League Winners (14) - Levels 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14
    26-0-0 league (4) - Levels 3, 4, 7 & 8
    Undefeated in league (11) - Levels 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 12, 13, 14
    Cup winners (2) - Level 1 & 14
    Cup 3rd place (1) - Level 12
    Champions League Winners (10) - Levels 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14
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    This it the top of the table clash for July Fourth, away at ALDEAS... Hopefully we can get the job done in spain and start to put a bit of daylight between ourselves and the rest of the league table, Funnily enough, my opponent has left a suspended player in the starting XI and that will get replaced by a player that will play OOP. Think we will get a lot of possession here if this is the case.

    They have an inform and league top scorer Mayer Saavedra on their team who is a 6* player the only 6* player they have. rest is 5* and benched players are 4*.
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    ALDEAS FC 0-3 July Fourth League Round 10
    ALDEAS FC 95.1 4-1-4-1 - July Fourth 103.6 3N-4-1-2

    This is the game that would decide how hard I would have to work this season to ensure that I would win the league, we started 2 points ahead of ALDEAS who had started the season well, A win for ALDEAS would put them back infront of the league by 1 point, a draw would keep things as they are at 2 points for July Fourth also a win a for July Fourth would see us move 4 points clear at the top of the table as Maxim FC are almost certainly going to beat struggling Les Bleus near the bottom of the table and ALDEAS would be 5 points behind July Fourth along with Colin FC. So an important '6 pointer' indeed this was for us.

    ALDEAS started the game the stronger of the 2 with McWilliam being their best player of the game always getting into space and beating our midfield and creating chances, But once we survived the early the attacks we hit them on the counter with Papaleo using skill and speed to get by the ALDEAS defence and put us infront, after that ALDEAS were most likely to score through the first half, with McWilliam again being the performing player and Saavedra missing a chance and also a ALDEAS corner with Oulouphi arriving onto the cross in and Seaman somehow kept it out and this was important for us as we have thrown 2 games this season having lead 1-0 at HT. There was a few chances that Norris created at the end of the first half for July Fourth but they came to nothing, Second half begun with Papaleo hoping to put the game beyond doubt for July Fourth, one shot was blocked and another shot went wide, Tchoumi's shot from disance was blocked, then the decisive moment came in the game with a long range drive from around 25-30 yards from Miku found the back of the net after a powerful strike to put us 2-0 infront, 9 minutes later and Michu was the player that made a run with the ball and was able to take it round the keeper to make it 3-0 and game over at this point, There was 2 more chances for ALDEAS at the end, firstly by Oulouphi but was tackled by Papaleo strangely enough... then McWilliam got a shot on target but blocked by Novotny after he headered it out the way.

    Goals: Papaleo (11) Miku (60) Michu (69) MOTM: Novotny - but MOTM for me was McWilliam
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    Quote Originally Posted by July Fourth View Post
    ALDEAS FC 0-3 July Fourth League Round 10
    ALDEAS FC 95.1 4-1-4-1 - July Fourth 103.6 3N-4-1-2

    This is the game that would decide how hard I would have to work this season to ensure that I would win the league, we started 2 points ahead of ALDEAS who had started the season well, A win for ALDEAS would put them back infront of the league by 1 point, a draw would keep things as they are at 2 points for July Fourth also a win a for July Fourth would see us move 4 points clear at the top of the table as Maxim FC are almost certainly going to beat struggling Les Bleus near the bottom of the table and ALDEAS would be 5 points behind July Fourth along with Colin FC. So an important '6 pointer' indeed this was for us.

    ALDEAS started the game the stronger of the 2 with McWilliam being their best player of the game always getting into space and beating our midfield and creating chances, But once we survived the early the attacks we hit them on the counter with Papaleo using skill and speed to get by the ALDEAS defence and put us infront, after that ALDEAS were most likely to score through the first half, with McWilliam again being the performing player and Saavedra missing a chance and also a ALDEAS corner with Oulouphi arriving onto the cross in and Seaman somehow kept it out and this was important for us as we have thrown 2 games this season having lead 1-0 at HT. There was a few chances that Norris created at the end of the first half for July Fourth but they came to nothing, Second half begun with Papaleo hoping to put the game beyond doubt for July Fourth, one shot was blocked and another shot went wide, Tchoumi's shot from disance was blocked, then the decisive moment came in the game with a long range drive from around 25-30 yards from Miku found the back of the net after a powerful strike to put us 2-0 infront, 9 minutes later and Michu was the player that made a run with the ball and was able to take it round the keeper to make it 3-0 and game over at this point, There was 2 more chances for ALDEAS at the end, firstly by Oulouphi but was tackled by Papaleo strangely enough... then McWilliam got a shot on target but blocked by Novotny after he headered it out the way.

    Goals: Papaleo (11) Miku (60) Michu (69) MOTM: Novotny - but MOTM for me was McWilliam
    Congrats! Sitting firmly in first where you belong

    Miku also doing well

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    Quote Originally Posted by dv8r View Post
    Congrats! Sitting firmly in first where you belong

    Miku also doing well
    Should have no problems from now with winning this league, just was a dodgy start from our team but we put it right today.

    Time to play a few friendlies vs the L3 accounts again... lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by July Fourth View Post
    ALDEAS FC 0-3 July Fourth League Round 10
    ALDEAS FC 95.1 4-1-4-1 - July Fourth 103.6 3N-4-1-2

    This is the game that would decide how hard I would have to work this season to ensure that I would win the league, we started 2 points ahead of ALDEAS who had started the season well, A win for ALDEAS would put them back infront of the league by 1 point, a draw would keep things as they are at 2 points for July Fourth also a win a for July Fourth would see us move 4 points clear at the top of the table as Maxim FC are almost certainly going to beat struggling Les Bleus near the bottom of the table and ALDEAS would be 5 points behind July Fourth along with Colin FC. So an important '6 pointer' indeed this was for us.

    ALDEAS started the game the stronger of the 2 with McWilliam being their best player of the game always getting into space and beating our midfield and creating chances, But once we survived the early the attacks we hit them on the counter with Papaleo using skill and speed to get by the ALDEAS defence and put us infront, after that ALDEAS were most likely to score through the first half, with McWilliam again being the performing player and Saavedra missing a chance and also a ALDEAS corner with Oulouphi arriving onto the cross in and Seaman somehow kept it out and this was important for us as we have thrown 2 games this season having lead 1-0 at HT. There was a few chances that Norris created at the end of the first half for July Fourth but they came to nothing, Second half begun with Papaleo hoping to put the game beyond doubt for July Fourth, one shot was blocked and another shot went wide, Tchoumi's shot from disance was blocked, then the decisive moment came in the game with a long range drive from around 25-30 yards from Miku found the back of the net after a powerful strike to put us 2-0 infront, 9 minutes later and Michu was the player that made a run with the ball and was able to take it round the keeper to make it 3-0 and game over at this point, There was 2 more chances for ALDEAS at the end, firstly by Oulouphi but was tackled by Papaleo strangely enough... then McWilliam got a shot on target but blocked by Novotny after he headered it out the way.

    Goals: Papaleo (11) Miku (60) Michu (69) MOTM: Novotny - but MOTM for me was McWilliam
    Well played. Glad to see Miku score again aswell.
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    Forgot to mention that my youth players turned up from the scrap yard this morning.

    The token one was pointless 3*88 DC for 12T, not worth buying him to train up to 6* and for him to lose a star again in 2 weeks, no guarantee of him being the fastest of trainers being a 12T youth. The free one is actually a good one for a free youth player, 2*83 and he happens to actually be a fast trainer... lol but again not worth power training. obviously the 2* youth player is retained by the club due to our current policy over the new cup format.
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