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Old 01-27-2005, 07:00 PM   The World Clan FM2005 goes le Mediterranean [*Established Clan*] Post #31
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Well the clan won't be the same without Damo, No-one to share my jokes with now.

Hope I'll catch you on MSN in the future Damo.
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Old 01-28-2005, 07:27 PM   The World Clan FM2005 goes le Mediterranean [*Established Clan*] Post #32
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Pavle Appointed New Triestina Manager

Following Triestina’s failure to secure the services a top manager, an unknown known Englishman named Pavle was appointed.
Founded in 1918, Triestina arose from the amalgamation of the clubs Trieste and Ponziana. In the season of 1923-24, Triestina gained its first promotion into what is known today as Serie B, however the club is better known from its period under coach Nereo Rocco. Appointed as coach of bottom of the league Triestina in 1947, he developed a system known as catenaccio to finish 2nd place in Serie A in 1948. This was the ‘golden period’ for the club and today its stadium bears his name. Pavle is now charged with emulating Rocco’s success, starting with a quick return to Serie A...

First Impressions

Upon meeting chairman Amilcare Berti I was informed that he and his fellow board members expected a safe mid-table finish. Despite some fans unrest at my appointment, ive a feeling that this would satisfy them too, and convince them that I can follow in the footsteps of Nereo Rocco.
After some deliberation, ive decided to work with the existing staff, hoping they can give me a valuable insight into my new players. Assistant manager Mark Tullio Strukelj, seems to think that the squad needs strengthening if we are to achieve our goal of mid-table, especially in attack. But im not so sure, with only £1.3m available to me I think it could be best to give the lads a chance to show what they can do and see where we are at January.

The Squad

The first day at training gave me a great opportunity to see what these players could do and I took down some notes of the players Strukelj thought would feature this season.

In goal I have two options Andrea Campagnolo and Alessandro Venditti. Both players seem capable of claiming the number one spot, therefore form will become a big important factor, but Campagnolo will start the season as first choice because Venditti returns to Milan at the end of the season.
Andrea Campagnolo: 26 year old goalkeeper who was first choice last season. Strong, brave, and commands his area well.
Alessandro Venditti: 20 years old and on loan from AC Milan. This talented goalie makes good decisions, has great anticipation and commands his area at such a young age. However the coaches have noted that his reflexes could do with improving.

My defence leaves me a little worried at first and already i’ve noticed a severe lack of height, particularly through the middle.
Massimo Tarantino: 33 year old defender who can play in the centre or left of defence. Composed, has a fierce tackle and good technique for a defender. Will give the needed experience to my defence but his lack of height or heading ability are a worry.
Marco Pecorari: 26 years old and can play either centre or right. Aggressive and a strong header of the ball. Nothing fancy about him but knows how to defend. Might be a good partner in the centre for Tarantino.
Emanuele Bruni: 25 years old and can play anywhere in the defence. His bravery and excellent teamwork stand out. Will feature heavily this season.
Michelangelo Minieri: 23 years old and co-owned by Fiorentina. Can play anywhere in defence. Not the best, however quick and agile, so will have his uses.
William Pianu: 28 year old right-back. Has pace and a good marker. Will start the season on the right of defence.
Mauro Bianchi: 24 year old who can play on the left or in the middle. His bravery, work rate and positioning are his strongest attributes. Will be pushing hard to be in the 1st team at the start of the season.
Pietro Sportillo: 25 year old who can play left back or centre back. Has good tackling and anticipation, but maybe a place on the bench is the best he can hope for.
Roberto Gimmelli: 22 year old right-back. Appears to be concentrated, quite quick, and a good decision maker. However, i have doubts about his ability going forward.
Simone Piva: 20 years old U21 international and co-owned by AS Roma. Piva can play either left or right wing-back. An aggressive player who gets forward well. I expect him to do well this season.

As with the defence the midfield also lacks height and pace. With the lack of any real talent in the middle, it seems as though most of the attack must be focused through wide areas.
Andrea Parola: 25 year old defensive midfielder who can play either side or in the middle. His dribbling, tackling, aggressive play, teamwork and work rate stand out. Has a good chance to establish a place in the centre of my midfield.
Gianni Munari: 21 year old who can play in the centre or right. Co-owned by Chievo. Brave and determined but has limited technique.
Daniele Galloppa: 19 year old defensive midfielder who is co-owned by AS Roma. Has good technique despite his young age and could give some much needed height to the midfield.
Valentino Lai: 20 year old Swedish U21 international. Co-owned by Palermo. Defensive midfielder who can play on the left. A good passer who finishes well but is physically weak. * pre-season shows that this player is a much better player than the initial impression given. Never loses the ball and much stronger than he looks.
Evans Soligo: 25 year old midfielder on loan from Palermo. Good all-round midfielder who will be expecting to start.
Marco Rigoni: 24 year old former Juventus player. He can play anywhere across the midfield and will be injecting the creativity into the midfield. Working out how to get the best of him will be the problem.
Gianfranco Nardi: 26 years old and co-owned by Alto Adige. An attacking player who can play all over the midfield. Nothing special so may find his chances limited.
Nicola Princivalli: 24 year old attacking midfielder. His technical ability together with his pace will prove invaluable when we require attacking options through the middle.
Eder Baú: 22 year old who can play anywhere in midfield and attack. Co-owned by AC Milan. His pace and dribbling will give the team penetration. Easily the player who should cause the most damage to the opposition.

The forwards all seem capable finishers who can work well together. I was disappointed that I didn’t find a player I could use as a target man to give me more options. Again we suffer from a lack of height. Both Godeas and Moscardelli are useful with their head, but are more suited to balls through the middle.
Alessandro Tulli: 22 year old right sided forward. Co-owned by AS Roma. A good finisher who is quite creative and has slightly more pace than the other forwards. Expected to start on bench.
Denis Godeas: 29 years old forward. Excellent finishing, good dribbling, heading, creativity and flair. Is sure to start the season in the first team.
Davide Moscardelli: 24 year old striker. Excellent finishing, heading and concentration. Will probably partner Godeas in the first game of the season.

Triestina Players In Olympic Success

My Italian Cup campaign was hit early, by the news that players Eder Baú and defender Roberto Gimmelli would be representing Italy in the Olympic Games. Italy went on to win the competition which meant I was unable to pick either player throughout my cup campaign. Baú proved on of the stars of the tournament, scoring numerous goals and gaining acclaim from pundits.

Italian Cup

Livorno 1 - 1 Triestina
My reign in charge started in Tuscany with a visit to Serie A side A.S.Livorno. Concerned with the threat of their two strikers, Protti and Lucarelli, we started with a 4-4-2 formation and very little freedom given to the midfield. Livorno played 3-5-2 system and had the best of the initial exchanges. But our tactics were working and it was a surprise when Cristiano Lucarelli opened the scoring in the 43rd min. Getting on the end of a through ball from Igor Protti, he placed a shot to the left of Campagnolo from just inside the area. However we hit back almost instantaneously!After breaking down a Livorno attack, Bruni found Nardi on the left wing. After beating the full-back, he squared the ball to Godeas on the edge of the box. Immediately he crossed to Rigoni on the far post and he beat keeper from 6 yards out. After this, chances for both teams dried up. Although not exciting, this game had given me encouragement for the future, as even without Baú and Gimmelli (Olympics), we had proved stubborn opponents to a team in Serie A.

Triestina 1 - 1 Perugia
My first game in charge at the Nereo Rocco saw a huge turn out from the fans- 23,866!! We both started with a 4-4-2, but this time much more freedom was given to my two wingers. The game proved scrappy, with neither side able to put any move together as both defences were on top. Particularly impressive was the form of Perugia's right-back, Ferdinand Coly. In the 65th min we managed to get the breakthrough. Galloppa got his head on a goal kick from Kalac, finding the run of Godeas who had drifted between the two central defenders. Once inside the box he made no mistake, putting it to the left of Milanese. With 2 mins to go i though we had done enough as Perugia had offered nothing all game. However when they won a corner in the 88th min, manager Franco Colomba saved the game. By sending up his goalie it caused chaos in the area so when the ball dropped to Bernini he equalised with a half-volley.

Triestina 0 - 0 AlbinoLeffe
A disappointing end to the last game meant our only hope of qualification was a win here and a win for Livorno away at Perugia . The excitement surrounding my first game at home had subsided, and a modest crowd of 11,271 saw me take on Slovenian tactician Kuky. We both started with an adventurous 4-4-2 and it was us who forced the early pressure. On another day we could have had 2 or 3, but on this occasion we were me with stiff resistance in the form of goalie Paolo Acerbis and left-back Riccardo Colombo. AlbinoLeffe came into the game late on and they too will feel disappointed not to have scored.

I was disappointed with our performance in the cup. After getting a great start in Livorno, we should have been able capitalise on our two home games. Perugia went through into the next phase, topping the table with 5 points. We tied 2nd place with Livorno on 3 points, while AlbinoLeffe finished bottom with 2 points.
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Old 01-29-2005, 07:57 PM   The World Clan FM2005 goes le Mediterranean [*Established Clan*] Post #33
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Serie B standings **update**



PS. people with -/- before there name hadnt much impact on there league position due to they nearly played a game. . Damo left due to other commitments (see above) at Genua.
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Old 02-08-2005, 06:04 PM   The World Clan FM2005 goes le Mediterranean [*Established Clan*] Post #34
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January/February 2005: Brick by brick, step by step. Cosimo Galtieri, Notizie dalle Marche.

Return from the Winter break.

With eleven games crammed into the first two months of 2005, and the opportunity to strengthen the depth of the squad during the transfer window, Ascoli fans knew this would be a crucial period for the club, which had so far exceeded expectations and lay top of Serie B as 2004 ended.

Dello Spliff's priority was to reinforce the defensive and midfield areas, and January saw the arrival of six new players. Reynir Leosson (DC) and Lars Kristian Eriksen (D/AM RL) arrived on free transfers on 1st January, whilst later in the month two former Palermo players were signed; Christian Terlizzi (DC) for an initial £350k, and Francesco Modesto (D/DM L) for £300k. In the last week of January, Ascoli made three further signings: Arved Smit (AM R) signed from PSV for £250k, Tony Dinning (DM C) signed from Genoa for £35k, and experienced former Atalanta midfielder Bernardini (DM C) signed for £400k.


The Results.

The year started with an opportunistic 1-0 away win at Pescara, quickly followed by a comfortable home win over Bari (3-0) and decent performance away at Crotone, which earned Ascoli a 1-1 draw. On 23rd January they played host to Triestina, and Christian Bucchi's second hat-trick of the season gave Ascoli a 3-1 win, stretching their unbeaten run to nine games. The month ended with a fine 2-0 away win against Venezia, leaving Ascoli at the top of the table with a comfortable seven-point cushion.

February started somewhat less brightly, with points dropped at home against Treviso (1-1), followed by Ascoli's first defeat in eleven games, a 3-0 away drubbing at the hands of Catanzaro. But the team reacted in determined fashion with a good home win against rivals Salernitana (3-1), and an excellent 4-0 away win at Piacenza, whose beleaguered manager Alex Manson is coming under increasing pressure. There were two games left in February, and the first of these was a vital encounter at Cino e Lillo del Duca against second-placed Catania, which saw Dello Spliff's team emerge victorious (2-0) and confirm their place at the top of the table, with 61 points from 28 games. On 27th February Ascoli travelled to Perugia and put in a good display, earning themselves a 2-2 draw during which Bucchi scored his twenty-eighth goal of the season.


The Outlook.

With thirteen games to go in Serie B, Ascoli seem to be in a very favourable position to gain access to Serie A, however they cannot afford too many slip-ups as Catania, Catanzaro and Salernitana all still threaten. The squad, however, is stronger than it was at the turn of the year, and should now be able to cope better in the event of injuries or suspensions. Dello Spliff can look to the future with a certain degree of confidence, and this whether his team achieves promotion or not.
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Old 02-10-2005, 06:36 PM   The World Clan FM2005 goes le Mediterranean [*Established Clan*] Post #35
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We are heading for the end of the season ( 9 matches left) and the AlbinoGods are making an exciting second part of the tournament. After being struggleing the first 20 matches looks like the North italian side finnaly found a constant form and moved away of the moving sands of the bottom places. Veteran striker Bonazzi found and excelent scoring form ... helped by his brother Pozzagoal with lots of assists. The two "terrible" are the best pair in the second half of the league hands down. Even the fans are surprised ,but looks like AlbinoLeffe is going to the playoffs, at least with this kind of playing. But there are few questins now at Leffe ,one is what the hell are we going to do in serie A with lots of old players and no budget to invest. Even if we dont go to Serie A AlbinoGods with still be heros ....
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Old 02-15-2005, 05:54 PM   The World Clan FM2005 goes le Mediterranean [*Established Clan*] Post #36
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The thirteen-year stretch: Ascoli put the lean years behind them and return to Serie A.

Since their relegation from Serie A at the close of the '91/'92 season, Ascoli had struggled considerably and spent quite a few of the intervening years in Serie C. This season, however, they led the pack throughout most of the league schedule, and ended up champions of Serie B by a comfortable margin.

Things looked a little shaky in March, starting with a home draw against Torino (1-1) and a 3-1 away defeat at Genoa. But the unease was dispelled by three wins in a row after that, home games against Albinoleffe (3-2) and Modena (3-0).

In April Ascoli made their move for the title, though once again the month started off with a tense 1-1 draw away to bottom-placed Arezzo. From then on, their form was irrepressible: home wins against Ternana (4-0), Cesena (2-1) and Pescara (2-1), as well as away wins against Empoli (2-0), Verona (3-0) and resurgent Bari (3-0).

The last game of the season, away to Crotone, was a tired 0-0 draw but by then the title had already been secured. Ascoli finished the season with the following stats:

92 points (28 wins, 8 draws and 6 defeats)
77 goals scored/34 goals conceded

Christian Bucchi was without doubt Ascoli's star performer this season. Banging in 34 league goals (a club record) and setting up quite a few others, he led the line admirably and terrorised center-halves up and down the country. The player is partly-owned by Chievo, and it is uncertain whether his future lies with Ascoli or the Verona giants, though the matter may be resolved this summer.

The challenge for manager Dello Spliff will be to build a squad capable of surviving in Serie A, and much will depend on how far the board trust him with the club's funds.

"I'm thrilled at the prospect of leading the club back up to Serie A" he stated to the assembled press at Piceno. "As a kid I used to watch Liam Brady playing in our beloved black-and-white stripes and think: 'one day that will be me'. And of course, I never became the great player that he was, but in my own way I've now contributed to getting the club back where it was when the master was around. Having said that, we'll need to find ourselves another Brady if we're serious about staying up there with the big boys."

Time will tell whether the club from the Marche is able to carve itself a corner of Italy's football map...
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Old 02-16-2005, 07:32 PM   The World Clan FM2005 goes le Mediterranean [*Established Clan*] Post #37
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1st SEASON results



Adjustment to 2nd season:

* David Manson promoted to serie A to battle with the big teams.
* Rav left due to marriage.
* James relegated with Verona and will battle for a fast return to Serie B.
* Damo Field returns the clan after a short breakout. He will takover the Crotone job after seeing his old club Genua being promoted from playoffs.

Serie B team of the year:

Goalkeeper:
Silvio Lafuento (Catanzaro)
Defense:
Massimo de Martis (Ascoli)
Lars Kritian Eriksen (Ascoli)
Stefano Lorenzi (Arezzo)
Mauro Bonomi (Catanzaro)
Midfield:
Emiliano Salvetti (Cesena)
Johan Walem (Catania)
Marco Rigoni (Triestina)
Davie Bombardini (Salernitana)
Attack:
Christian Bucchi (Ascoli)
Davide Possanzini (Albinoleffe)

Subs
Olivier Renard (Modena)
Simone Padoin (Vicenza)
Carlos Alberto Ortiz (Venezia)
Luca Rigoni (Vicenza)
Salvatore Bruno (Catania)
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Old 02-18-2005, 01:09 PM   The World Clan FM2005 goes le Mediterranean [*Established Clan*] Post #38
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hi dudes is the a wy of joining up to this game or some website wer i had in my detials for the next one thanx?
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Old 02-18-2005, 04:30 PM   The World Clan FM2005 goes le Mediterranean [*Established Clan*] Post #39
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If you ever read this, congratulations Rav, and all the best :thup:
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Old 02-18-2005, 04:32 PM   The World Clan FM2005 goes le Mediterranean [*Established Clan*] Post #40
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Nice table Koz :cool:
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