Hola and welcome back to Gijon, where we’ve finished a respectable 7th in the first season. Will it be enough for a European place? I think it might sneak a UEFA Cup spot, but we’ll see.
Sporting Eeyore – Part 4: The Rebuild
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Portuguese Men o’ Wolves – Part 35: Cups and downs | @NTR9798
Bom Dia! and welcome back for more Friday fun and frolics with Nick and his Portuguese Wolves. They’re in the quarter finals of the Champions League, and still going strong in both domestic cups, but there’s work to be done in the league. How will it all unravel this week? Here’s Nick…
The league table isn’t the best reading if I’m honest. We were as low as eleventh, but things began to pick up towards the end of last week with 4-1 and 5-1 wins over Barnsley and Villa respectively, so hopefully that’s a sign that things are finally on the up. Let’s rock and roll.
Turf Roar: Season 4 – part 3 | @Taitanator
Welcome back to the third part of season four. Last episode we couldn’t buy a win in the league and had slumped to 13th in the table, however there was a small glimmer, well, that might be too generous, we were still in the FA Cup and Champions League, let’s leave it at that.
A new episode, but not new beginnings, we draw 0-0 at home to Sheffield United in the FA Cup 5th round, what the hell, cups are our specialism. The players ratings highlighting how dismal of a game it was, at least we get a replay.
Sporting Eeyore – Part 3: Running up that Hill
Hola and welcome back to Gijon, which I have learned is a North-Western City in Spain. This save was started just to explore just how this Gijon team managed to be the worst in history with a paltry 13 points. Some days, I can fully understand it. We have however scrapped our way to 10th, scoring an average of 2 goals a game. That’s good. We have the worst defence in the top half though – that’s bad. Let’s see what the final 15 games bring.
Portuguese Men o’ Wolves – Part 34: Hungary like the Wolves | @NTR9798
Bom Dia! and welcome along to another Friday at Molineux, where Nick’s defending Premiership champions haven’t had the best start to season ten domestically, but they’ve been taking full advantage of a favourable Champions League group, so there is hope. Let the fun resume…
The title of champions is certainly weighing heavy on our shoulders at the minute. We’ve had no problem scoring goals as usual, but just can’t seem to hold onto a lead to save our lives, and have drawn almost half our games so far. Surely this can’t carry on for much longer…
Turf Roar: Season 4 – part 2 | @Taitanator
Welcome to the middle third of season four. We ended the first part of the season in eighth place, with a -4 goal difference and as many wins as losses, suffice to say our second season in the Premier League is not going as well as the first. To add to our misery Ali De Souza injures himself and will me missing for the next six weeks, he’s been one of the few positives this season so it’s a serious blow.
Sporting Eeyore – Part 2: Real Deal
Good day and welcome back to Gijon. We made a promising start to the season last week, though it did show signs of unravelling as the squad got used to my ways.
Portuguese Men o’ Wolves – Part 33: Shield of dreams | @NTR9798
Bom Dia! I hope you all had an egg-cellent Easter, and enjoyed last week’s season nine finale, where despite Nick’s final day permutations maths letting him down, his Portuguese Wolves were finally crowned Premiership champions! Can they build on their title success? Here’s Nick…
The World Cup squads are announced, and Fergie names four of the pack, but surprisingly there are no seats on the plane for Coelho or Amaral despite scoring 26 goals each this season…
Turf Roar: Season 4 – part 1 | @Taitanator
Welcome back to the beginning of season four of our merry little adventure with the Clarets. After back to back promotions we made it to the Premier League and season three saw us challenging at the top of the table, ultimately falling short to Man Utd but finishing a very respectable second and qualifying for Europe’s premier club competition.
I spent the end of season three and the start of season four strengthening the squad. Unfortunately, Brazilian and Bulgarian players fall under the FGN rule, so I can field only three in the match day squad. The Belgians don’t seem as interested as I expected them to be so the majority of the squad is made up of Irish players. I am of course using the Bene & Hot rule to full effect and maxing out my three wild cards who are all French. With all that said I pick up a few unfamiliar names with very familiar stats.
Ricardinho = Julio Cesar
Sporting Eeyore – Part 1: The Worst
Hello, or maybe that should be Hola, except I don’t know how to do the upside down exclamation thingy. It’s good to be back. I’ve had a bit of a self imposed exile from Champ Manager. It’s not that I don’t like the game, it’s just when you’ve done more or less everything there’s not loads that motivates me. I’ve also been busy, tired, you know the usual things that come with being an adult. Anyway, let’s see if I remember how to do this.
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