SBSP's Liverpool save [SACKED]

polska. wrote:Why is Blackburn first?

I haven't a clue. They've been top all season, and their forwards are scoring left, right, and centre.

Blackburn have finally been de-throned. February update soon.

Updated for February.

The Reds had some excellent as well as poor moments in both the league and Europe during February. They opened the month with a great win over Arsenal thanks to a double by Charles N'Zgobia, who is starting to find his goalscoring form. That was followed by a shock loss to Villa and a disappointing draw to Wolves. They also lost at PSV in the Europa League. Liverpool then turned on the style, destroying PSV 5-1 AET and 6-3 on aggregate to earn a matchup against Rangers. The best was yet to come though, as Liverpool vanquished bitter rivals and table toppers Manchester United 4-2 at home. Liverpool's forwards have started to score, with Derdiyok grabbing three and Suarez and Kuyt scoring twice in all competitions in February.

Awards:
Manager of the Month: Harry Redknapp (Tottenham Hotspur)
Player of the Month: Wayne Rooney(Manchester United)
Young Player of the Month: Gareth Bale (Tottenham Hotspur)
Goal of the Month: Clint Dempsey (Fulham vs Wigan)

SBSP you better finish in the top 4

It's looking like an increasingly difficult task.

You're an idiot then.

Better than Woy.

Updated for March.

Another good month for Liverpool, as they were unbeaten in all competitions. The month started slowly with an embarassing draw to rock bottom Blackpool. Charles N'Zgobia picked up another brace, bringing him up to six goals, all in the league, since the turn of the year. The Reds picked up the pace in Europe and had their scoring boots on. They demolished Rangers 5-0 at home before edging them 4-3 at Ibrox thanks to Carroll (two in each leg), Agger, Meireles, Maxi, Derdiyok, and Gerrard (all with one). Their last game of the month was a 2-0 win over West Ham, with Aurelio scoring a rare goal.

Awards:
Manager of the Month: Steve Kean (Blackburn Rovers)
Player of the Month: Carlos Tevez (Manchester City)
Young Player of the Month: Tomas Necid (Newcastle United)
Goal of the Month: Kevin Davies (Bolton vs Sunderland)

You should do what I do

What do you do?

Buy who ever is the player of the month.

Or who ever scores against me, then dump them in my reserves to teach them a lesson

Liverpool are broke.

Well boo fucking hoo, make money

I'm trying. Going to sell the ones I just loaned.

That's not good enough, increase the ticket prices tenfold.

Updated for April.

Liverpool had a topsy-turvy time in April; some great results were mixed with some terrible ones. The start of the month didn't go very well, with Liverpool losing to Blackburn and failing to score in a league game for the first time in nineteen games. The last time they had failed to score in the Premier League was on the tenth of November, also against Blackburn. The Reds were then destroyed, demolished, thrashed, and hammered by Atlético Madrid in the Europa League. A poor draw with Sunderland was followed by a 1-0 home win over Atlético, sending Liverpool home 7-3 on aggregate. That guarenteed another trohpyless season. The month ended better, with victory in the Merseyside Derby and a great 3-1 win over Chelsea. Reina's solid performances got him second place in Player of the Month.

Awards:
Manager of the Month: Owen Coyle (Bolton Wanderers)
Player of the Month: Dimitar Berbatov (Manchester United)
Young Player of the Month: Tomas Necid (Newcastle United)
Goal of the Month: Louis Saha (Everton vs Liverpool)

SBSP !!!!

ruining my liverpool

30.5M on medicore players when the same ammount could have landed you Hazard and Varane

3 decent players > 1 great one

It is now impossible to finish fourth.

Ah yes, I've been following your current FM save for a while now lad. I must say, Yes you've been through the ups the downs. Not anything that we haven't came across (here I speak on behalf of the playmaker community) but you know what? You've fought SB, I've seen the drive in your eyes. You pushing yourself to the limit to succeed, using every ounce of your energy to conquer this mission and you know what SB? I bow down to you for that. This has defintely been one of the most heart filled saves I have ever seen, We've been through it all. The blood, the sweat, the tears, But you know what SB? As long as within your mind you know what you've give your all and you've done that crest upon that shirt justice then you know what SB? I salute you.

Let's raise our glasses in honour guys, Abraar "Roy Hodgson" Akhtar we salute you and you will always we welcome within our club. As a little special treat I would like to present you with this:



Just a little keep safe, Something that you will always remember us by. To a legend.

SBSP wrote:It is now impossible to finish fourth.

Squidward OUT!

Last day of the season. Liverpool can finish anywhere from 5th to 7th. Liverpool (7th) are equal on points with Arsenal (5th) and Spurs (6th) but have a significantly poorer goal difference. Since Spurs beat Man Utd (1st) in the FA Cup Final and Blackburn (2nd) won the Carling Cup, the sixth placed team will qualify if Spurs finish fifth. Liverpool must therefore better Arsenal's result to qualify for next season's Europa League.

Jelavic18|RFC wrote:Ah yes, I've been following your current FM save for a while now lad. I must say, Yes you've been through the ups the downs. Not anything that we haven't came across (here I speak on behalf of the playmaker community) but you know what? You've fought SB, I've seen the drive in your eyes. You pushing yourself to the limit to succeed, using every ounce of your energy to conquer this mission and you know what SB? I bow down to you for that. This has defintely been one of the most heart filled saves I have ever seen, We've been through it all. The blood, the sweat, the tears, But you know what SB? As long as within your mind you know what you've give your all and you've done that crest upon that shirt justice then you know what SB? I salute you.

Let's raise our glasses in honour guys, Abraar "Roy Hodgson" Akhtar we salute you and you will always we welcome within our club. As a little special treat I would like to present you with this:



Just a little keep safe, Something that you will always remember us by. To a legend.

I appreciate the support from the fans. Your support helps me through the tough times.

Man City lead Liverpool at Anfield while Arsenal and Spurs take the lead in their games.

Arsenal take a two goal lead. Liverpool's hopes are fading.

Man City double their lead. Europe is almost out of sight.

Liverpool pull one back. It seems like too little, too late now.

It is. Man City make it 3-1.

3-0 and 4-0 Arsenal. They've all but qualified for Europe.

Liverpool can look back at the season in both a positive and negative sense. There were some amazing performances: dominating PSV 5-1 and crushing Rangers 5-0 en route to the Europa League quarter finals, beating eventual champions Man Utd 4-2, beating both Chelsea and Arsenal, and a Premier League double over Merseyside rivals Everton. There were the lows too: being knocked out of both the FA Cup and League cup in the 3rd Round, being destroyed 7-2 by Atlético in Madrid, losing 5-1 to Arsenal, being beaten by relegated Blackpool. The Reds did manage to qualify for Europe by finishing seventh in the league. Liverpool will be looking forward to the summer, where Manager Abraar is looking to strengthen his squad to compete better next season.

Recap:
Premier League:
Winners: Manchester United (87 ₧)
Runners Up: Blackburn Rovers (84 ₧)
Champions League: Manchester City, Chelsea
Europa League: Arsenal, Tottenham Hotspur, Liverpool
Relegated: Stoke, Wigan, Blackpool
FA Cup:
Winners: Tottenham Hotspur
Runners Up: Manchester United
League Cup:
Winners: Blackburn Rovers
Runners Up: Ipswich Town

End of Season Awards:
Player of the Year: Robin van Persie (Arsenal)
Player's Player of the Year: Samir Nasri (Arsenal)
Young Player of the Year: Javier Hernandez (Manchester United)
Manager of the Year: Steve Kean (Blackburn Rovers)
Golden Boot: Robin van Persie - 31 goals (Arsenal)
Goal of the Season: Darren Bent (Aston Villa vs Stoke)

Where did you finishws?

It says in the OP and in the update.