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Maybe I'm imagining it, but I've noticed we're getting less goals from the pacey striker running onto a through ball, teams may be playing deeper to try and stop us?
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Me too. I often have to switch to a more patient playing style to get something out of a game.
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We're £98k in debt Frown Really can't see a way out of it, we only got £2300 for winning the league.
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I'm only using 1.3K out of a 2.1K budget and still losing about 70K per season. Middle of third season and I am 125K in the red.
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Also 3 players are retiring, my captain and defensive MC Eamonn Kavanagh, who played well all season...
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He retired at end of season two in my game. Tried unsucessfully to get Gerry Taggart to fill his shoes. Had to settle for a first division reject.
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I've just managed to sell one of my players to Linfield for £150k!
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Linfield seems like the only team willing to pay more than 10k for a player. They have a 40k and a 24k purchase in my game.
Season 3
With captain Eamonn Kavanagh hanging up his playing boots to concentrate on coaching and club top scorer Hill leaving, I devled into the transfer market to pick up a young sweeper and a 28 year old forward. Loaned N. Ireland under 21 goalkeeper Trevor Carson for the second season running.
Attempts to reloan the excellent
Aidan Watson was turned down as he moved to another premier division club for 1k.
I was totally estactic when I found Kieran McKenna in the "players willing to join a crappy club" screen and offered him a contract the way he wanted it. I can't believe he was willing to take a 70% pay cut! It was not to be as he eventually signed for a premier league club.
A decent start to the season with a couple of draws in the Intermediate League Cup but eventually failed to qualify. Scalped first division promotion contenders Glenavon 4-0 in the Irish Cup 4th Rnd. Sitting atop the
Second Division with a 9-3-0 record after half a season. Defence has been a meanie, conceding only 4 goals in those 12 games.
Having two of my staffs hang up their playing boots to concentrate on coaching seem to increase the training quality as players are improving by leaps and bounds. I also started to customise training schedules for individual players to improve attributes key to their position. Local boy
Stephen Campbell, promoted to the youth squad at the end of the first season, is getting plenty of play time on the pitch and is set to have a bright future at the club. He is a winger but is trained to play as a forward to fit in the club's tactics.