Season 80 - Are you ready!

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Day 13 - Palace teams report.

Palace Casuals first up with their League match of the day, and it was 3N-2(DML/R)-3N-2 countering 4-5-1V and 73 minutes of stalemate followed. The Casuals Management then decided to shake things up one way or the other and replaced one of the MCs with an AMC, and Angelo Musto came on. Four minutes later, he swung over a cross which right-wingback Jose Mateus slotted into the net. The second substitution was a striker swap - Jack Auger got a booking, was listed for substitution but before he could be hooked off, he also got the benefit of a Musto cross and hustled the ball past the 'keeper. Final score 2-0, and all the action in the last 17 minutes...



Palace Terriers did a little late night shopping yesterday and picked up a couple of players for a total of 8T/$85.5M




Palace Terriers final Champions League match was at home, against the team on equal points with them after the first 5 rounds - the opposition manager turned up with two groupies, and all but wiped out the home side possession advantage. After the visitors had cancelled out Ronaldo Pigatto Baratto's opener the Club Officials were scrambling for their Competition Rulebook, as the reverse fixture finished 1-1 and no-one was sure how the deadlock would be resolved - the Terriers Management decided to go all out for the win and that would take out all uncertainty. With two MCs under suspension and last night's young purchase MC having a torrid debut, the last thing the home side wanted was another injury, and the Nordeus machine obliged, Marcelo Julio Cavalcanti da Silva being carried off, and veteran 3* midfielder Niklas Schlaudraff taking to the field in his stead. After applying an attack Bonus, the Management realised his side had defensive orders, but as he headed for the tactical screen, Luca Giovanni Pidutti slid home a Esneider Gil corner to give the Terriers the lead. The match then petered out as the home defence attacked and denied the visitors any sight of the ball.





Three hours later, the Terriers were back in League action against 3rd place, and had a slight Quality deficit. Noy Hazarti was given his debut in a 4-2-2-2 Hexagon formation that worked up to the last 18 yards of the pitch, and then collapsed, Terriers suffering their second defeat in a row, this time 0-1.