I'm glad you PM'd me or I might have missed this quality piece of work. That was an exceptional season Vince, being able to match the likes of AC Milan, Roma and Juventus with Fiorentina is superb.

A couple of mistakes I noticed though, nothing big.

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Fenerdahçe

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My tactic though greatly helped as it was easily to tweak.

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I really hope you continue this in the form of a SOMS.

I m not one to pick out grammar errors as I make them myself a lot. I tend to have to agree with Shaun here, for sure we would like tosee a SOMS

Everton Football Club

Season One;

Players In
Rafeal Van Der Vaart
Yoann Gourcuff (Loan)
Ever Banega

Players Out
Andy Van Der Meyde
James Mcfadden

Achievements;

Uefa Cup Winners (4-0 vs Bayern Munich)
Carling Cup Winners (4-1 vs Bolton Wanderers)
FA Cup Winners (1-0 vs West Ham United - extra time)
Premiership Champions (Won by 1 point - 88 points)

High Points

Beating Liverpool 5-4 over two legs in Carling Cup Semi-Finals.
Drawing with Man Utd 1-1 at Old Trafford
Beating Liverpool 1-0 at Anfield
Winning Uefa Cup Semi-Finals on penalties after 1-1 agg draw with HSV
Extending Contract

Low Points

Losing to Chelsea and Blackburn at home
Big amount of injuries

Season Two (Up to 18th March 2009)

Players In
Mika Aaritalo
Antonio Cassano (Loan)
Nani
Tom Huddlestone
Anthony Vanden Borre

Players Out
James Hall
Nuno Valente
Stephan Connor
Anderson Silva
Steven Morrison
Ever Banega

Achievements

Carling Cup Winners (3-1 versus Liverpool)
Top of Premiership
Still in Champions League (2nd knockout round of knockout stage)
FA Cup Semi-Finals (versus Newcastle)

High Points

Beating Arsenal 5-0 at The Emirates
Beating Liverpool 3-1 in Carling Cup Final
Drawing with Inter at the San Siro
Over-coming a 2-1 first leg defeat in Carling cup semi final against Reading
James Vaughan scoring regulary after Johnson injury
Jose Baxter making debut
Jose Baxter scoring in champions league
Jose Baxter scoring in FA Cup.

Low Points

Losing to Charlton to lose 32 league matches unbeaten.
Andy Johnson injured for 3-4 Months (rest of season)

You're doing great, Andy. Nice review also, good layout. An excellent first season, I don't think anyone could achieve that much success with a team outside of the big four.

Why did you sell Banega? You only brought him the season before.

He wasn't performing to the level i wanted, i had the option of selling him for £7.5m and siging Huddlestone for around the same price. Seemed straight forward to me.

Ahh, alright, good bit of dealership then.

Who's been your top goalscorer?

Johnson was top goalscorer first season, 44 in 63 in all competitions. This season he's been injured for long periods, so it's;


James Vaughan 19 goals - 25(11)apps.
Andy Johnson 19 goals - 28(5)apps.
Antonio Cassano 12 goals - 34(3)apps.
Tim Cahill 11 goals - 39(5)apps.
Van Der Vaart 9 goals - 46apps.
Nani - 6 goals - 33(9)apps.
Mikel Arteta 5 goals - 40(3)apps.
Joesph Yobo 3 goals - 50apps.
Joleon Lescott 3 goals - 43apps.
Mika Aaritalo 3 goals - 15(7)apps.
Jose Baxter 2 goals - 4(12)apps.
Yakubu 2 goals - 5(11)apps.
Phil Jagielka 2 goals - 9(14)apps.
Alan Stubbs 1 goal - 4(5)apps.

Bradford City season review

League

Following a bad second season with Newcastle where I made poor signings, ended up in mid-table obscurity and ultimately had my position replaced, I decided to accept a job in League Two with Bradford City in the hopes of redeeming myself and getting back some respectability.

The club's long term expectation was that I make them a major player in League Two after two seasons. To the delight of the board and fans I was able to clinch promotion in my very first season and I did it in style by topping the table and winning the league...



Cup performances

While there was understandable disappointment at my team's shock first round exit at home to Grays in the FA Cup, and the 2-0 defeat in the first round of the League Cup to local rivals Sheffield United, this was lessened by the team's strong performance in the Johnstone's Paint Trophy where I managed to take them to the final where the team bravely went down to a 5-4 defeat to Notts County, a team which were a division above me and which had in fact been leading 5-0 at one point in the game.

Transfers

Without a doubt my dealings in the transfer market were pivotal to the team's successful season. Backed by strong funding from the board I was able to bring in a lot of new faces. Here is my transfer history...





To anyone thinking of making a fight of things in League Two, out of the names above I would strongly recommend Stephen Henderson, whose performances in goal won me lots of points, Tommy Hoiland, who finished the league's top scorer with 34 goals for me and who was instrumental in many of the victories, Damien Plessis, a season-long loan signing from Liverpool whose defensive midfield displays were hugely significant, Andy Hughes, a versatile player who was a total bargain at £8,000 with some great games for me. Elphick, a rock in my defence. Austin and Crainey were cheap full backs who were always solid. Omar Daley had been my left winger and had been sensational for me but I naively let him slip through my fingers since he was out of contract. Luckily Filipe Da Costa was an able replacement and for £35,000 was a massive bargain.

These were the players who stood out from the pack and I would strongly endorse these men to anyone who's looking to mount a serious League Two promotion challenge.

Looking ahead

As for the future, well there is the challenge of League One but there are numerous reports of Premiership clubs interested in my services. One of which is Man Utd who astonishingly have been in a relegation battle in the Premiership. It remains to be seen though whether or not I will leave Bradford.

I am content however with what I managed to accomplish in League Two with the Bantams and I feel that along with securing the title, I also secured a great deal of redemption for myself.

Thanks for reading.

Wow, I'm impressed. That was a fantastically well written season review.

Well done on gaining promotion, I'm interested in seeing how you do further on into your career. Where were Bradford predicted to finish in the league?

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Wow, I'm impressed. That was a fantastically well written season review.

Well done on gaining promotion, I'm interested in seeing how you do further on into your career. Where were Bradford predicted to finish in the league?

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VINCENT'S STORY

Well, the 2 AMC's have been on a free role, and the striker was set as target man, using run onto ball.

Furthermore, as I stated in the review, I basically used the same basic formation throughout the season but often changed the instructions regarding how I saw it fit the match.

Just won the quadruple in my 2nd season with Arsenal. Won Champions League in first season.

My 1st/2nd team...

Frey/Fabianski
Sagna
Taiwo/Traore
Toure/Djourou
Gallas/Richards
Makoun/Denilson
Fabregas/Moutinho
Hleb/Walcott
Rosicky/Babel
Pandev/Vela
Van Persie/Huntelaar

What is the name of the skin xpronic is using?