In all fairness, you pretty much set the standard with your spam SOMS.

And kidofsona, I think that some of these recent SOMS's have been pretty good, DavidVilla's one for example is well laid out and makes good use of the neo mark up tags. All have been readable and while some are perhaps a little plain compared to others, I don't think that justifies calling them 'crap.' Expressing your opinion in that way just puts people off doing one and makes the time and effort they've put into them seem worthless, and I don't think that's the way this forum works or how any similar situation should be. There's nothing wrong with expressing your opinion, but expressing it the way you have isn't a great idea in my opinion.

Some of the recent ones have been brilliant I must admit.But most of them are just down-right nasty

After much deliberaton, I have decided on using Celtic for my SOMS. The story will revolve around celtic and rangers playing in the english league, and so on.

Stay tuned

i need right winger(just fast that can beat players)
amf
good goalscorer[/size]

beerens (NED) or lee chun soo(KOR)ar the best right wingers ive got, chun soo the better crosser.

amf. aimar, rafael sobis, emre.

petric, if you wanr value for money otherwise go for torres own or even cristiano ronaldo up fornt

My master league year is 2014 and my current master league squad is so good that theres no point in playing anymore. I have Messi and C. Ronaldo with my Liverpool team just to mention. Fook it i'm just gonna wait a few weeks for pro 2009 to come out.

Chris Killen got his first league goal of the season to keep Celtic just a point behind Birmingham in the title race. It took just three minutes for the Bhoys to get a goal, Samaras went down the right and played a 1-2 with Nakamura before chipping across the six yard box where Killen was lurking to head home. He nearly had a second when he jinked past Sonko, opened his body to curl one only to see it clip the outside of the post and wide. Stokes only chance on goal came when Lawrence found Fuller at the front post but Boruc stretched to save one handed to his left.

Stoke collapsed in the secong half to end their chances of silverware this year. Despite a rousing start with Delaps long throw headed into the side netting by Sidibe and Lawrences long range effort having to be tipped over by Brown, they couldnt find a goal and as they poured forward in the second half, Celtic ceased their opportunity. McDonald got the first, latching on to Crosas' long ball forward to sidefoot past Simonsen. Vennegoor got the second after Lee Naylors long range piledriver was parried by Simonsen straight to the dutchman who finished the game off unchallenged.


Mark Brown was in sensational form to keep Derby out in a game dominated by the away side from start to finish. Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink was a constant thorn in Caldwells side, repeatedly beating the scot to the ball both in the air and on the ground. Brown's best moment came he made a double save from Hasselbaink then Sterjovski, down low to his right from Hasselbaink then was back to his feet quickly to tip Sterjovski's effort over the bar. Celtic snatched the points when Massimo Donati glanced a Nakamura corner past the keeper and secure promotion for the bhoys.


Georgios Samaras got the goal that sealed the title after a long drawn out game at The KC Stadium. Both defences were on fine form and most chances were tame long range efforts which were never going to bother the keepers. The goal came when Nakamura's corner was cleared straight back to him and he beat one man before sliding the ball across the six yard box and Samaras slid in to seal the title.



Sunderland came out on top of a relatively meaningless match at the stadium of light but dont tell that to crestfallen Adrian Palmieri who's own goal gave all three points to the black cats. George McCartney got the first goal of the game when he was quickest to react to Browns parry from Reid's thunderbolt. But Celtic pegged them back twenty minutes later, Samaras sliding the ball past Nosworthy and Nakamura finished low past Gordon. Sunderland re-took the lead when Connolly chipped the ball over a flat footed Palmieri and Malbranque stole in to score first time. Once again tho, Samaras and nakamura combined, this time the Japanese midfielder planting a corner on the Greeks head with just over 15 minutes to go, Game on. Then Palmieri's nightmare moment came, Connolly was forced wide but got a good cross in that bounced in the six yard area and a retreating Palmieri collided with it and sent it rolling past Brown, a moment the young italian wont be forgetting too quickly.