From Yorkshire to London Cam's Journey in the world of FM

North London Derby in CL semi final!


Two interesting ties in the champions league include the North London Derby between Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United and Real Madrid.


Tottenham got through to the semi's after a 3-2 win over Atletico Madrid. London hearts were nearly broken after former Arsenal Striker, Carlos Vela scored in the 79th minute to put Madrid ahead on away goals after a 2-1 defeat at White Hart Lane before Brazilian winger Giuliano scored the deciding goal in the 89th minute after Haggart had put on 2 more stikers so there was a very risky formation.

Season review!

Overall

All in all a pretty good season, with the Champions League as the only trophy we got. We ended up finishing third in the league really because we drew too many games against shit teams, but we managed to get some impressive results against the bigger teams, winning three times over the season against Arsenal. Again, we've had a poor season in the domestic cups, failing to progress at all and i'm hoping to improve on that next year. Chelsea won the league with Arsenal, Spurs and Man utd close behind, with a big gap of about 10 points to 5th placed Reading.

Players

I'm pleased to say that all my signings were quite successful apart from one exception (I'll get to that later)


Ivica Primorac was my top goalscorer with 34 goals in 43 games and 23 league goals in 30 games.We had a little run in earlier in the season when I subbed him off, and that pissed him off for some reason, but he has been a great servant for us, scoring important goals in big games and also against lower opposition.

Marco Antonio was probably my signing of the season because I got him from Castilla (Madrid's second team) for 4.3 Million and yet he was a great player for us, playing in 36 games and scoring 16 goals and providing 8 assists.


I signed Englands main Centre Midfielders, Stuart Fairclough from Manchester City and Steve McDonagh for a combined fee of about 40 million and it was completely worth it, as they've forged a great partnership in one of the best midfields in Europe with Griezmann on the left wing and Giuliano, who I signed from Werder Bremen to replace the outgoing Aaron Lennon.


Jack Butland, who I signed from Nottingham Forest, definately rose to the challenge and becme one of the best keepers in the world in a short period of time after a stuttering start. He has now started getting Caps for England so hopefully he'll cement his place in Englands goal for the forseeable future.


The only 'flop' was Ignacio Jimenez, who I signed from Spartak Moscow for 17million, couldn't get past the aging Tom Huddlestone and his performances were absolutely poor. Luckily when I signed McDonagh in January, they needed a replacement and took him off my hands for about 23 million.


Hopes for next season

Next season, I want to launch an actual title challenge because I felt that although I was comfortably in the top 4, I never really challenged with Chelsea really running away with it in the second half of the season.

I also want to win the FA cup and get as far as I can in the Champions League. I won't be making wholesale changes like I have done previously because my team is nearly there; I'm just going to sell some deadwood, and I think it's time for a new left back and a new right back as Fiorentina have signed Corluka on a pre-contract. Apart from that next season could be our year as we haven't won the league since 1961.


Thanks for reading, if you actually bothered, i just spent like half an hour on this.

Spurs sign two Prem Stars!

Tottenham Hotspur would like to announce the signings of Alex Chamberlain from Nottingham Forest for 11.75 Million and Luiz from Everton for 13 Million.