Season 74 - Are you ready?

[talisman]

Palace Casuals Season 30 Review.

Season 30 was designated a make-or-break season by the Management of Palace Casuals, due to the poor performance in the previous three seasons. Set a minimum of getting a promotion slot, the team produced a dramatic turnaround in fortunes, heading up the League for the first half of the season and in challenging position for the rest of the season, and in with a chance of winning the title up until 9 minutes from the end of the final match of the season.

After their customary Preliminary Round exit of the Cup in the first two days of the season, the team was able to concentrate solely on the League, and a Casuals record-equalling 19-match unbeaten run provided a solid foundation for their League aspirations, but too many points were dropped in the last week of the season.

One notable thing about the season was that the team suffered only two injuries (10 days total) during the whole season, and one of those was in training (7 days).

Final League table



Relevant player rankings




Final playing squad and season and Casuals career statistics



Palace Casuals Player of the Season

[Gert Funck]

Palace Casuals Season 30 Review.

Season 30 was designated a make-or-break season by the Management of Palace Casuals, due to the poor performance in the previous three seasons. Set a minimum of getting a promotion slot, the team produced a dramatic turnaround in fortunes, heading up the League for the first half of the season and in challenging position for the rest of the season, and in with a chance of winning the title up until 9 minutes from the end of the final match of the season.

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