Does SI expect me to believe that this guy is Brazilian :lol:

Chinese-Brazilian?

Rafael Benitez just replaced Michael Owen at Real Madrid in mine.
Dennis Wise is at Chelsea
Sam Allardyce is at Arsenal
Steve McClaren has the top job at Bayern :lol:

The only player managing a big club is Xavi at Barca at the moment.

I have a special game save which is just holidayed to look at the future. Some of the A-League ones are interesting and Muscat getting a managerial job in England etc

Vinnie Grella is in charge of CCM.
David O'Leary is at Adelaide.
Roy Keane was at Victory, they finished last. He's at Nux now.
Christian Ziege is at Brisbane Roar.
Harry Kewell's managing Watford

Some Former players who are now Managers
Harry Kewell to Middlesbrough
Frank Lampard at WBA
Gianluca Vialli at Atalanta
Christian Chivu to Bologna
Fabio Cannavaro to Genoa
Cristian Zaccardo to Livorno
Joseph Yobo to Palermo
Goran Lozanovski to Perth Glory
Matthew Etherington to Sydney
Hernan Crespo was at AUFC

Clint Dempsey -> Manager @ Adelaide
Jordan Spence -> 1st Coach @ Adelaide
Thomas Vermaelan -> 1st Coach @ Adelaide
Martin Skrtel -> Manager @ GCU
Maurice Edu -> Manager @ NQF
Fabio Coentrao -> Ass Man @ Wellington
Fernando Torres -> Manager @ City
Wayne Rooney -> Ass Man @ City (:lol:)
Bendtner -> Scout @ City (One of 38 :shock: )
Fabregas -> Coach @ Sunderland
Leo Bertos -> 1st Coach @ United
Van Der Vaart -> Manager @ Arsenal
Darren Fletcher -> Manager @ Spurs
Van Persie -> Manager @ Holland
Higuan -> Manager @ Argentina

Just to name a few.

:lol: :lol:

:lol: Just applied for the Monsterrat U21's. This should be good.

:lol: Are there more than three real players?

They'll probably turn you down because your rep is too big.

:lol: This is so fucked, it's not even like a national team, just a youth team that plays in the Premier League. Fuck that :lol:

Apply for Heart job if it's going ;)

That's pretty rough...how many games did you win/lose after the takeover?

I went through the same thing with Atletico a while back. I won three on the trott and the chairman's loved me ever since.

I've just led Oxford to their first ever Europa League, winning in the final over Marseille. :D

edit: while Oxford are still in the Championship :D

Edited by scouse_roar: 20/6/2011 01:58:26 AM

Rivals matches are all about motivating your players. You can have a rubish team and still wallop them if you motivate them right. Fucking bollocks sometimes.

On Football Manager 2010 every time i play any league CCM always own the a-league and McKinna wins all awards. When other people played fm10 did this happen? Or was it just my game?

No, there was something about CCM in FM10. I think perhaps the home ground advantage was set too high for them because they always overperformed with mediocre players. Brad Porter turned into a gun too.

Decided to start a new save with Udinese. Currently 3rd going into the winter break.

Matt Simon always dominated. Very unrealistic

:lol: It's 2050 and the last 17 EPL titles have been shared between United and City with City taking 10 of those including the last 6 in a row.

The 23 before that were shared between Arsenal - 2, Sp*rs - 2, City - Another 10, Chelsea - 5, United - 4.

So from 2010 - 2050 City have won 20 titles, United 11, Arsenal and Sp*rs 2 and Chelsea 5 :lol:

Since 2010 United and City have won the most FA Cups with 10, Sp*rs - 5 Chelsea, Bolton, Sheffield Utd and Everton all have 2.

United have 7 Carling Cups, Chelsea 6, City and Sp*rs have 5, Wolves 4, Arsenal, Liverpool and Sunderland 2.

Sp*rs are the richest club in the world worth 625m.

Atletico Madrid have the most Champions Leagues with 8+5 losing finals, City 7+2 losing finals, Barca 6+3 losing finals, AC(2 losing finals) and Inter(5 losing finals) 4, United 3+3 losing finals, Porto(4 losing finals) Bayern(2 losing finals) and Real(4 losing finals) 2 and Sp*rs 1+3 losing finals.

Roma, Marseille, Palermo and Sevilla have the most Europa Leagues with 4, Chelsea Juventus and Liverpool 3, Barcelona United Inter and AC 2, Dynamo Kyiv CSKA Moscow Lyon Fiorentina Athletic Bilbao Cagliari Valencia and Atletico Madrid all have 1.

Portugal are #1 in the world rankings with Australia down at 34.

England have 3 World Cups, France 2, Spain Brazil Netherland and Portugal all have 1 with the 2050 tournament currently in progress at the QF stage.

England have 3 Confederations Cups, France and Brazil have 2 while Spain, Argentina and Portugal all have 1.

France have 3 Euro's, England Italy and Spain have 2, Netherlands have the other 1.

Argentina have 4 Copa Americas, Brazil 3, Mexico 2 and Colombia 1.

South Korea have 3 Asian Cups, Australia(+ 3 runners up places) and Saudi Arabia have 2, Japan, Lebanon and the UAE have 1.

USA(11) and Mexico(7) have all but 2 of the Gold Cups with Jamaica and Honduras grabbing the other 2.

Nigeria have 6 ANC's, South Africa and Ivory Coast 4, Ghana and Tunisia 2, Algeria and Cameroon 1.

In terms of former players, Arsenal has Nassim Ben Khalifa as assistant manager, Cesc Fabregas, who never left the club, as a first team coach and Danny Wilson as a youth coach.

Aston Villa - Gokhan Tore, Somen Tchyoi and Nelson Valdez - scouts

Bolton - Humberto Suazo - scout, Kyriakos Papdopalous - assistant manager and Darnel Situ - 1st team coach.

Chelsea - Yaya Sanogo - coach and Robinho - scout.

Everton - Michael Bradley - assistant manager and Lauri Dalla Vale - 1st team coach.

Liverpool - Scott Dann - assistant manager and Nicklas Bendter - scout.

Man United - Dean Bouzanis - GK Coach, Martin Kelly - Scout

Portsmouth - Danny Welbeck - Assistant manager

Sp*rs - David Alaba - Assistant manager, Kamel Ghilas - Scout

Wolves - Sylvan Ebanks-Blake - Assistant manager, Dmytro Chygrynskyi - 1st team coach

AFC Wimbledon - Gai Assulin - manager, Chris Smalling - Assitant manager

Burnley - Andy Carroll - Scout(Didn't end up having a bad playing career. Didn't leave Liverpool. Finished with 277 career league games and 110 goals. 31 England caps and 21 goals)

Huddersfield - Eddie Johnson - Asst Man

Leeds - Conor Coady - Asst man

Leicester - Kyle Walker - Manager

Nottingham Forest - Jonjo Shelvey - Youth coach

Plymouth - Nathan Delfouneso - Manager

Aaron Lennon was a youth coach and manager at Birmingham and then a manager at Sunderland and Liverpool.

:lol: Romelu Lukaku is the caps leader for Belgium with 162, goals leader with 134 and is also the youngest and oldest scorer for Belgium.



Edited by sydneycroatia58: 21/6/2011 04:34:45 PM

had a 2-2 draw away at Arsenal with Newcastle to start the season.
Signed Kewell and he scored in the 1st minute and then got injured not that much later.:lol:
had the lead twice and threw it away. Disappointing

United.
Played the Gunners in opening round of the season

Not bad for a 14 year old.

Just led Vaduz to an unbeaten season in the Swiss League, and finished as quarter-finallists in the Champions League. Tough to do better than that with their tiny stadium. Hoping continued success will mean a shiny new stadium for us.

Our success has also meant the Liechtenstein national team have some pretty damn good new recruits, who have taken up citizenship... they're currently second in their group for the WC qualifiers.

That lad definitely has a lot of promise. Needs to work on his anticipation.

No way is he 14. He's got a fucking stubble and mustache going. Took me till I was 16 to do that :lol:

Only 14? Wow.

They grow em manly in Brazil :lol: