Guten tag! and welcome back to Germany, where Nick has created RB Leipzig and dropped them into the German league to see how they fair. As usual there is a twist though, and he has some rules to follow, so I’ll hand you over to Nick to explain all…
Continue readingThursday will always be Cup Winners Cup, even though it hasn’t been around for over 20 years. Here’s Ross keeping it alive for another week…
Here we go again, Lets get right in to the action so you can go and read the other better posts on this site because the rest of the team are absolutely killing it recently.
Happy hump day. Here’s Dan with the latest from Stuttgart, where the Kickers are looking to retain the Bundesliga…
Our main focus this season is the Champions League.
We strengthen with a great summer of business. The regens of Mons-Ivar Mjelde, Paolo Maldini and Luis Enrique come in for less than £2m combined.
Good day to you. How’s your Tuesday going? It’s about to get even better as here’s Nathan with Roma…
Happy Tuesday all. Welcome back to Rome as we look to finish off Season 4. We are currently 2nd in the league, 5 points adrift of Juventus. We also have the Coppa Italia Final to look forward to as well. So let’s dive in.
New week, new blog! Zak is making a return (Return of the Zak) but what’s he up to?
“The art of management has not changed. The art of it is still 80 to 90 per cent man-management. It is just a matter of getting the best out of what you have got.” Neil Warnock.
Hero or villain? Friend of foe? Football league legend or Premier league failure? Neil Warnock is certainly A divisive figure who you’ll either love or loathe. No matter which way you sway, there’s no denying his managerial record is an impressive one and his (most) recent retirement declaration will be both applauded and bemoaned up and down the UK.
41 years. 18 managerial posts. 1603 matches. 8 promotions. One Colin Wanker. [Sorry… Neil Warnock].
So, why here and now on #CM9798? Fortunately for you lot there’s a Plymouth Argyle-supporting blogger on the books who’s partial to a bit of Colin. Let’s honor his managerial achievements the Champ man way!
The Challenge: Neil Warnock’s kid brother, Niall, is on the managerial market. Sibling rivalry denotes that he must outdo his his brother at every turn, so will spent the first season biding his time before taking over the *randomly generated newly promoted team.
*Random normally means Kidderminster Harriers. Let’s see.
Good morning and welcome to the final episode of season 7. If you are 20 episodes behind, the gist is that we’re playing on the pre-patch version and Barnsley, usually hopeless Barnsley, have been to the top of the mountain. Unfortunately, we briefly slipped off the peak thanks to Barcelona but now we have the chance to continue our ascent.
It’s Satur-dean. Presented without comment.
Fans of Man Utd and England are starting to accept it. Adrian Littlejohn is their main man.
He’s getting plenty of chances. But as the saying goes, you can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make it drink. Even from 12 yards.
Hello and welcome to the final season with the CM01/02 Aces. After finally winning the Serie A, they only have the Italian super cup left to win. Can Nick tick that final box before letting his fringe players finally get their chance?…
Continue readingHere we go again, another week of the largely pointless CWCM. Deano is running away with it and the rest of us are fighting for scraps. Still bit of fun eh!
We start with a shocker as Dave’s merry band of fools pick up a win against Zak’s PSG. More on Zak in a bit but a good win for the Bremen boys.
Continue readingThe 02/03 season got off to a decent start last week for Dan but can Stuttgart Kickers maintain that momentum as the winter rolls around?
A 2-2 draw in Glasgow in the second leg sets up a, err, glamourous fourth-round tie.
