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Pappi ultra seeker total posts: 1451 since: Aug 2008	Aug 10, 08 at 10:57am re: Master League [3]
	Cor Varkevisser receives 6 years in jail Following the 25 year old goalkeeper's conviction, manager Joseph Macintyre has released Cor Varkevisser for being convicted of the rape of 2 Japanese women at the team hotel in Tokyo. quote Joseph Macintyre I am disappointed in Cor, he is a great 'keeper and we will miss him but I can't pay his wages every week and nor can the club so we have agreed the termination of his contract with immediate effect.
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Pappi ultra seeker total posts: 1451 since: Aug 2008	Aug 10, 08 at 11:02am re: Master League [3]
	Friends Provident Trophy Fixture 2 Sparta Rotterdam Wapenaar Promes - Gudde - Adeleye - Jaggy van Beuren - Polak - Boukhari Vlug - Roberts - John Bordeaux Olimpa Chalmé - Bregerie - Planus - Marange Gourcuff - Alou Diarra - Ted Lavie - Wendel Saivet - Cavenaghi An exciting first half, Cavenaghi brutally fouled in the box gives Bordeaux a penalty and Polak only a yellow card. Saivet stepped up to take but he hit the post and the defence managed to clear. Moments later another horrid foul by Polak and he's off for an early bath. Fortunately he got two yellows so he won't miss any league games through suspension. Sparta had a few chances of their own, with Gudde's header being cleared off the line and John's header going narrowly over. A good half. Saivet's shot is saved and bounced back out to him, with the goal at his mercy he sends the ball wide. A stray pass intercepted by Boukhari, who bursts through on goal and cooly opens out to curl the ball past Olimpa into the net. Final score 1-0 Werder Bremen also lost 2-1 to Liverpool in the other fixture of this tournament. Werder 7pts Liverpool 7pts Sparta 6pts Bordeaux 0pts [size=1][color=#666666]This message was edited by Pappi on Aug 11 2008.
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Junior Messi Tarangerine. Neo or Bust total posts: 7356 since: Jun 2007	Aug 10, 08 at 2:16pm re: Master League [3]
	Reading FC : Royal Luck Coppell's Delight, June 13th 2007 After a season of turmoil last year, Berkshire club Reading FC have stuck faith in manager Steve Coppell as the former Manchester United player has signed a new 4-year-contract with Reading. Chairman John Madejski said 'It's a gesture of us thanking Steve for all he's done for this football club. He's taken us to the highs of the Premier League and we feel it's only fitting to keep Steve on board'. Steve Coppell was unable to comment on his contract extension but his advisor has said 'Steve is delighted. He has a place for this club in his heart, and he doesn't want to leave anytime soon. He is very happy.' Royal Relegation, June 14th 2007 Reading will be playing in the lower leagues for the forthcoming season after allegations of match fixing. After the 1-1 draw with Manchester United in September 2006, an FA enquiry found Reading and Manchester United's Gary Neville guilty of the charge. Neville is likely to suffer from a 2 year ban, but is able to appeal, whilst Reading have been automatically relegated. The scandal started after Gary Neville's handball, gave Reading a penalty from which Irishman Kevin Doyle scored from, before Cristiano Ronaldo scored United's equiliser. Some would say luck was on the Royals' side however, as UEFA have uncovered their desire for the EuroLiga to come into fruition this year, meaning that Reading are not relegated into the Coca-Cola Championship, but the bottom tier of the EuroLiga. The Euroliga will be 5 leagues. One of which has a second tier, that is the league Reading will be playing in. Squad 01 Marcus Hahnemann / GK / 35 02 Graeme Murty / SB,CB,SMF / 32 / [C] 03 Nicky Shorey / SB,CB / 26 04 Kalifa Cissé / DMF,CMF,CB / 23 05 Ibrahima Sonko / CB / 26 06 Brynjar Gunnarsson / DMF,CB / 32 07 Glenn Little / SMF,WF / 32 08 Leroy Lita / CF / 22 09 Kevin Doyle / CF,SS,WF,SMF / 24 10 Stephen Hunt / SMF,AMF,WB,SB / 26 11 John Oster / SMF / 28 12 Dave Kitson / CF,DMF,CB / 27 15 James Harper / CMF,SMF / 26 16 Ívar Ingimarsson / CB,SB,DMF / 30 17 Bobby Convey / SMF,WB,SB / 24 18 Sam Sodje / CB / 28 19 Liam Rosenior / SB,CB,SMF / 23 20 Emerse Faé / CMF,DMF,SMF / 23 21 Simon Cox / CMF,CF / 20 22 André Bikey / CB,SB,DMF,CF / 22 23 Ulises De La Cruz / SB,WB,SMF / 32 24 Shane Long / CF / 20 28 Marek Matějovský / CMF,DMF,AMF / 25 29 Michael Duberry / CB / 32 30 Jimmy Kébé / SMF,WF / 24 32 Adam Federici / GK / 22 33 Scott Golbourne / SB / 19 34 James Henry / SMF,WF / 18 35 Alex Pearce / CB / 18 36 Mikkel Andersen / GK / 18 42 Oliver Bozanic / SMF / 18 Pre-Season A month today the Royals head off to Seoul to particpate in a 5 team tournament. Reading will head out to South Korea for the Peace Cup and will play the South Korean national team, SM Caen, Roda JC and Vitesse. It is said to be highly unlikely that any of Steve Coppell's rather large squad will be rested, but Coppell has been quoted saying that he will look to give some of his younger players a game or two whilst out their. Schedule ; July 14th - Depart for South Korea July 17th - South Korea v Reading July 18th - SM Caen v Reading July 20th - Roda JC v Reading July 22nd - Vitesse v Reading All the game are to be played in Seoul's : Seoul World Cup Stadium and will able to view on Sentanta Sports. Index 2007/08 ; July 17th 2007 - South Korea v Reading July 18th 2007 - SM Caen v Reading July 20th 2007 - Roda JC v Reading July 22nd 2007 - Vitesse v Reading August 1st 2007 - Puma Jubilee Tournament Invite August 5th 2007 - AEK Athens v Reading August 6th 2007 - Olympiacos v Reading August 8th 2007 - AS Monaco v Reading August 10th 2007 - FC Utrecht v Reading August 12th 2007 - Tottenham Hotspur v Reading August 15th 2007 - The Manager Reflects August 19th 2007 - League Draw Takes Place August 31st 2007 - League Calender September 12th 2007 - Faé-ve Goal Thriller September 27th 2007 - Ice Cool October 9th 2007 - Reading Fined £567,000 November 2nd 2007 - Reading Romp To Cup Victory This message was edited by Junior Messi on Aug 16 2008.
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Junior Messi Tarangerine. Neo or Bust total posts: 7356 since: Jun 2007	Aug 10, 08 at 4:58pm re: Master League [3]
	Reading FC : Royal Luck Peace Cup, July 17th 2007 Fixture 1 South Korea Kim Yong Dae Lee Young Pyo - Kim Choi Gon - Kim Sang Sik - Kim Dong Jin Kim Nam Il - Lee Ho Kim Do Heon Lee Chun Soo - Cho Jae Jin - Park Ji Sung Reading Hahnemann Murty - Bikey - Ingimarsson - Shorey Little - Cox - Harper - Hunt Kitson - Doyle After a quiet first 45 minutes, with the Koreans applying most of the pressure, the second half was a little more lively. With both Dave Kitson and Simon Cox both forcing saves out of Korean 'keeper Kim Yong Dae. The game looked as though it was heading for a stalemate though. That was however until the 72nd minute when Dave Kitson's low cross from the right was tucked home by Kevin Doyle from 4 yards. A well thought out goal for the Royals. With the introduction of many players in true pre-season fashion, substitute Leroy Lita pulled out another fine save from Yong Dae as the Korean tipped over the England under-21 striker's effort from the edge of the box. As the match came to a close, many would say it was a tight game that Reading just edged. A good workout for Steve Coppell's men. South Korea 0 - 1 Reading 72' Doyle [Kitson] This message was edited by Junior Messi on Aug 10 2008.
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Junior Messi Tarangerine. Neo or Bust total posts: 7356 since: Jun 2007	Aug 10, 08 at 5:45pm re: Master League [3]
	Reading FC : Royal Luck Peace Cup, July 18th 2007 Fixture 2 SM Caen Planté Seube - Thiam - Svensson - Eluchans Toudic - Proment - Deroin - Lemaître Jomaâ Gouffran Reading Hahnemann Murty - Bikey - Ingimarsson - Golbourne Rosenior - Matějovský - Cissé - Convey Kitson - Long Unlike the previous game, the first 45 minutes offered lots of action. It was Caen who got the opener as after neat work on the edge of the box, Jomaâ's shot hit the post, thankfully for Caen, full-back Juan Eluchans was on hand and knocked the ball home for 1-0. Reading were to bounce back however as Kalifa Cissé and Dave Kitson both missed guile edge chances from close range. Reading did get their equiliser though as Cissé's precision perfect through ball to Shane Long beat the offside trap, a first touch from Long was all he needed as he knocked around Planté and rolled the ball home into an empty net for 1-1. Reading were not done their however as Ingimarsson's header on the stroke of half-time crashed of Planté's post before Bikey blazed over. Reading were lively from the get-go after half-time as Irishman Shane Long scored his second of the game for 2-1. After Bobby Convey's surging run after winning possession on the half-way line, he cut a ball back for Long, who controlled looked up and poked home over the diving Planté. Great finish. Reading secured the game with a little under 15 minutes to go as they scored a fortunate goal. After Eluchans clearance was blocked by Kitson, the ball spun into the danger zone, where substitute Kevin Doyle headered home for 3-1. Lucky, but well deserved. It's four, as after Steve Coppell's mass of changes, centre back André Bikey found himself in unfamiliar territory up front. The Cameroonian scored after heading in Kalifa Cissé's cross in the dying second of the game for 4-1. A convincing win by all accounts. 2 goals from Shane Long, and a goal each from Kevin Doyle and André Bikey, Steve Coppell must be satisfied with his teams performance today. SM Caen 1 - 4 Reading 8' Eluchans 25' Long [Cissé] 50' Long [Convey] 81' Doyle [Kitson] 90'+ Bikey [Cissé]
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Martins ultra seeker total posts: 1506 since: Jan 2008	Aug 10, 08 at 5:58pm re: Master League [3]
	These are really interesting to read JM. You've put a lot of effort into these. Keep it going
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Junior Messi Tarangerine. Neo or Bust total posts: 7356 since: Jun 2007	Aug 10, 08 at 6:14pm re: Master League [3]
	Reading FC : Royal Luck Peace Cup, July 20th 2007 Fixture 3 Roda JC Bram Castro Kah - Van Kouwen - Saeijs Sonkaya - De Jong - Tioté - Meeuwis - Bodor Cissé - Oper Reading Hahnemann De La Cruz - Duberry - Ingimarsson - Shorey Convey - Matějovský - Cissé - Hunt Doyle - Lita After a rather congested first half it was Reading who went into the break the happier of the two sides. Kevin Doyle put Reading ahead after he nodded home Marek Matějovský's corner past Bram Castro who could only help it in. Roda have however had their lionshare of the possession as their 5 man midfield has won tackle after tackle after tackle, and would feel hard done by to go into the break a goal behind. Reading were quick off the mark again as Bobby Convey increased the Royals' lead with a powerful shot from the edge of the box, which beat Bram Castro all ends up. Cracking finish. After 93 minutes the referee calls an end to proceedings with Reading running out comfortable 2-0 winners. Roda JC 0 - 2 Reading 37' Doyle [Matějovský] 64' Convey [Lita]
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Junior Messi Tarangerine. Neo or Bust total posts: 7356 since: Jun 2007	Aug 10, 08 at 6:37pm re: Master League [3]
	Reading FC : Royal Luck Peace Cup, July 22nd 2007 Fixture 4 Vitesse Raboczki Van Mourik - Sansoni - Sprockel - Magralishvili Kaya - Takak - Janssen - Swerts Lorca - Junker Reading Andersen Rosenior - Bikey - Ingimarsson - Shorey Convey - Gunnarsson - Faé - Hunt Doyle - Kitson Reading started off the better of the two sides here as their early pressure forced Vitesse keeper Raboczki into some luck saves. After efforts from Gunnarsson and Kitson both of which were fumbled by Raboczki, Reading finally got their opener as Bobby Convey lashed home the ball on the half volley into the roof of the net. Stunning finish by the American. Reading came close again after the break as Shane Long's shot rebounded off the post. A rather dull game came to a close after Ingimarsson's long range effort cannoned off the crossbar. A satisfactory performance but nothing real special today. Vitesse 0 - 1 Reading 37' Convey
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DavidVilla123 just getting started! total posts: 105 since: Aug 2008	Aug 11, 08 at 12:27am re: Master League [3]
	Good SOMS JM i could read them for hours. im debating to do an ML with either Sunderland or West Ham. any advice?? This message was edited by DavidVilla123 on Aug 11 2008.
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Pappi ultra seeker total posts: 1451 since: Aug 2008	Aug 11, 08 at 12:46am re: Master League [3]
	Friends Provident Trophy Fixture 3 Sparta Rotterdam Wapenaar De Roover - Gudde - Schenkel - Jaggy van Beuren - Slot - Boukhari Vlug - Roberts - Rose Werder Bremen Pellatz Boenisch - Pasanen - Baumann - Mohr Niemeyer Vranjes - Carlos Albreto - Diego Rosenborg H. Almeida No major chances for either side but when Jaggy played a long free kick over the top, Boenisch attempted a header which dropped to Roberts, who volleyed from a tight angle but a good save from Pellatz denied him. Gudde gave away a penalty and earnt himself a yellow card. Rosenborg stepped up and smashed it in the top corner. Moments later Rosenborg holds off two defenders and strikes on goal, a good save by Wapenaar but it falls to Almeida who cooly slides it in. With about 10 minutes to go Vlug broke down the right wing, got to the byline and whipped it in with only Rose to aim for, and he picked him out perfectly. It dropped just in front of him and he hit it on the half volley into the roof of the net, quality finish. Final score 1-2 Liverpool capped off their campaign with a 4-1 win over Bordeaux, which left the final group standings as so: Liverpool 14pts Werder 12pts Sparta 7pts Bordeaux 1pt quote Joseph Macintyre I'm happy with the players and I hope that they will continue to perform into the league season, it will be tough but I know they can do it. [size=1][color=#666666]This message was edited by Pappi on Aug 11 2008.
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Chelsea Mint FC TheMacDaddy. Inc. Resident Neo total posts: 2909 since: Jul 2007	Aug 11, 08 at 1:25am re: Master League [3]
	Nice going with these SOMS lads. I'm thinking of posting my Fulham one. If anyone is getting stuck with ideas, I'd recommend them to check the FM2008 Stories Forum. It has some real neat ideas in there.
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Pappi ultra seeker total posts: 1451 since: Aug 2008	Aug 11, 08 at 1:36am re: Master League [3]
	Squad 01. Harald Wapenaar - GK 02. Sepp De Roover - SB 03. Sjaak Polak - SB 04. Danny Schenkel - CB 05. Ayodele Adeleye - CB 06. Edwin van Beuren - DMF 07. Yuri Rose - AMF 08. Nourdin Boukhari - AMF (Captain) 09. Darryl Roberts - CF (Vice-Captain) 10. Arne Slot - CMF 11. Joshua John - WF 12. Jeffrey Vlug - WF 14. Wouter Gudde - CB 15. Kim Jaggy - SB 16. Sani Kaita - DMF 20. Charles Dissels - AMF 22. Jerold Promes - SB 23. Moreno Freire - DMF 31. Dolf Kerklaan - GK quote Joseph Macintyre I'm looking forward to the start of the season. I won't be rotating the squad around as much as I did in pre-season and we'll see what happens, and if I need to buy players in the transfer window then I will. Simple as. But if the players prove that I don't need reinforcements, then so be it. I'm trying to get the team to success as much as they are, we need to work together and they have been very supportive since my arrival, which I am very grateful for. Starting XI Kerklaan De Roover - Schenkel - Adeleye - Jaggy van Beuren - Slot - Boukhari Vlug - Roberts - Rose
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Pappi ultra seeker total posts: 1451 since: Aug 2008	Aug 11, 08 at 1:43am re: Master League [3]
	Division 2 - The Teams Sparta Rotterdam OGC Nice Middlesbrough Borussia M'Gladbach Helsingborgs IF AEK Athens FC Real Murcia Bologna FC AEK Athens FC have been named favourites at 3-1. Others have been priced at: Middlesbrough 4-1, Sparta 7-1, Real Murcia 12-1. The bookies are expecting AEK Athens and Middlesbrough to gain promotion.
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Pappi ultra seeker total posts: 1451 since: Aug 2008	Aug 11, 08 at 3:26am re: Master League [3]
	Division 2 - Calendar
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Pappi ultra seeker total posts: 1451 since: Aug 2008	Aug 11, 08 at 4:14am re: Master League [3]
	Division 2 - Fixture 1 vs Real Murcia Final Score 1-3 Sparta make a great start to the campaing by scoring with only 3 minutes played, Murcia hadn't even had a touch of the ball. van Beuren with a great header. Real Murcia go straight down the other end and score a goal! Movilla picked it up on the edge of the box and slammed it into the bottom corner. Poor defending again from Sparta gifts Murcia the ball, Cuéllar goes through unchallenged and puts it in. A dream start gone wrong for Sparta. An entertaining first half for the fans but Macintyre won't be happy. A good cross from the left goes over the top of the defence and Ivan Alonso is there to power in the header. Poor defending yet again by Sparta! Well, Sparta, after taking an early lead, were simply outclassed. quote Joseph Macintyre We were outclassed and outplayed all over the park. We tried our best and I can see me making some changes to the starting XI after this game but I'm happy we scored, it gives us something positive to build on, but yeah, of course I'm disappointed.
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