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Southend Utd real life transfers (Jan 2019)

Done deals
  1. Gabriel Fernandez (24/78): Penarol => Celta Vigo (in summer)
  2. Krzysztof Piatek (23/87): Genoa => AC Milan
  3. Hannes Wolf (19/83): RB Salzburg => RB Leipzig (in summer)
  4. Emerson (20/80): Atletico Mineiro => Barcelona => Real Betis (loan) (in summer)
 
Loan Cap (1 Feb)

Div 1
  1. Tottenham Hotspur - 0/2
  2. Manchester United - 4/5
  3. Arsenal - 5/8
  4. Manchester City - 9/9
  5. Liverpool - 0/10
  6. Newcastle United - 1/10
  7. Sunderland - 7/11
  8. AFC Bournemouth - 5/12
  9. Aston Villa - 0/12
  10. Chelsea - 1/12
  11. Everton - 10/12
  12. Nottingham Forest - 6/12
  13. Darlington 1883 - 0/12
  14. Fulham - 5/12
  15. Southampton - 0/12
  16. Wolverhampton Wanderers - 12/12
  17. Barnsley - 6/12
  18. Southend United - 13/13
  19. Middlesbrough - 9/14
  20. Reading - 0/14
Div 2
  1. Birmingham - 2/14
  2. Blackburn Rovers - 5/14 (1<75)
  3. Milton Keynes Dons - 8/14
  4. Norwich City - 1/14
  5. Plymouth Argyle - 1/14
  6. Leeds United - 0/15
  7. Cardiff City - 0/16
  8. Derby County - 0/16
  9. Sheffield United - 0/16
  10. Ipswich Town - 1/17
  11. Bristol City - 0/18
  12. Queens Park Rangers - 0/18
  13. Bury - 4/19
  14. Hereford FC - 18/19
  15. Kidderminster - 11/20
  16. Mansfield Town - 1/21
 
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FFP and Youth Table February 2019
FFP Status (1 Feb 2018)

Div 1
  1. Tottenham Hotspur - 39/42
  2. Manchester United - 45/45
  3. Arsenal - 47/48
  4. Manchester City - 48/49
  5. Liverpool - 36/50
  6. Newcastle United - 48/50
  7. Sunderland - 50/51
  8. AFC Bournemouth - 52/52
  9. Aston Villa - 49/52
  10. Chelsea - 51/52
  11. Everton - 51/52
  12. Nottingham Forest - 51/52
  13. Darlington 1883 - 49/52
  14. Fulham - 51/52
  15. Southampton - 45/52
  16. Wolverhampton Wanderers - 52/52
  17. Barnsley - 49/52
  18. Southend United - 53/53
  19. Middlesbrough - 54/54
  20. Reading - 36/54
Div 2
  1. Birmingham - 38/54
  2. Blackburn Rovers - 51/54
  3. Milton Keynes Dons - 48/54
  4. Norwich City - 53/54
  5. Plymouth Argyle - 53/54
  6. Leeds United - 46/55
  7. Cardiff City - 39/56
  8. Derby County - 51/56
  9. Sheffield United - 50/56
  10. Ipswich Town - 56/57
  11. Bristol City - 56/58
  12. Queens Park Rangers - 55/58
  13. Bury - 44/59
  14. Hereford FC - 57/59
  15. Kidderminster - 58/60
  16. Mansfield Town - 56/61
Feb '19 Youth Table

Position - Team - Points | Num of Players

  1. Southend 56.1 | 17
  2. Forest 42.6 | 15
  3. Everton 41.4 | 13
  4. Hereford 39.2 | 14
  5. Chelsea 37.6 | 14
  6. Man Utd 31.6 | 9
  7. Wolves 29.3 | 11
  8. Cardiff 26.4 | 10
  9. Spurs 25.8 | 9
  10. Fulham 25.1 | 10
  11. Sunderland 23.6 | 10
  12. Middlesbrough 22.4 | 10
  13. Plymouth 22.1 | 8
  14. Derby 22.1 | 10
  15. Kidderminster 22 | 10
  16. Aston Villa 20.8 | 7
  17. Barnsley 20 | 9
  18. Norwich City 18.8 | 10
  19. Arsenal 18.7 | 7
  20. Bristol City 17.4 | 5
  21. Newcastle 16.6 | 6
  22. Bury 15.8 | 8
  23. Southampton 15.1 | 7
  24. Man City 13.5 | 5
  25. Bournemouth 13.1 | 6
  26. Leeds 12.9 | 7
  27. Darlington 12.5 | 5
  28. Blackburn 11.9 | 5
  29. MKD 10.9 | 5
  30. Ipswich 9.3 | 5
  31. Liverpool 8.3 | 3
  32. Birmingham 6.9 | 4
  33. Sheffield Utd 6.6 | 4
  34. Reading 5 | 3
  35. Mansfield Town 4.4 | 1
  36. QPR 4 | 2
 
Manchester United real life transfers (Jan 2019)

Done deals
  1. Lyle Foster (18/75): Orlando Pirates => AS Monaco
  2. Brahim Diaz (19/80): Manchester City => Real Madrid
  3. Anthony Martial (23/90): Manchester United renewal (2024+1)
  4. Lyanco Vojnovic (22/82): Torino => Bologna (loan)
  5. Joel Pereira (22/82): Manchester United => KV Kortrijk (loan)
Been a bad month.
 
Ronaldo already tearing stuff up. Congrats on the Charity Shield win, MG.

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Darlington become the second team to have won all top level domestic trophies.

Fitness counts in the Charity Shield, so Arsenal and Sunderland are going to have nice opening fixtures to the season.
 
Loan Cap (3 Feb)

Div 1
  1. Tottenham Hotspur - 0/2
  2. Manchester United - 4/5
  3. Arsenal - 5/8
  4. Manchester City - 9/9
  5. Liverpool - 0/10
  6. Newcastle United - 1/10
  7. Sunderland - 9/11
  8. AFC Bournemouth - 5/12
  9. Aston Villa - 0/12
  10. Chelsea - 1/12
  11. Everton - 10/12
  12. Nottingham Forest - 8/12
  13. Darlington 1883 - 1/12
  14. Fulham - 5/12
  15. Southampton - 0/12
  16. Wolverhampton Wanderers - 12/12
  17. Barnsley - 6/12
  18. Southend United - 13/13
  19. Middlesbrough - 9/14
  20. Reading - 0/14
Div 2
  1. Birmingham - 2/14
  2. Blackburn Rovers - 5/14 (1<75)
  3. Milton Keynes Dons - 8/14
  4. Norwich City - 1/14
  5. Plymouth Argyle - 1/14
  6. Leeds United - 0/15
  7. Cardiff City - 0/16
  8. Derby County - 0/16
  9. Sheffield United - 0/16
  10. Ipswich Town - 1/17
  11. Bristol City - 0/18
  12. Queens Park Rangers - 0/18
  13. Bury - 4/19
  14. Hereford FC - 19/19
  15. Kidderminster - 11/20
  16. Mansfield Town - 1/21
 
3:0 win at home to Southampton. Good start to the season. I also set Liverpool's tactics so they wouldn't be fielding 70ish rated players, and they ended up going above me in the table.

De Gea (95)

Roberto (91) Christensen (90) Stones (91) Gaya (90)
Goretzka (91) Dele (92)
Martial (90) Griezmann (95)⚽➕➕⭐ Sterling (93)⚽
Mbappe (93)⚽➕

Subs: Kimmich (92), Ramos (95), Alaba (93), Pogba (93), Eriksen (93), Kroos (95), Brandt (90)
Did not travel: Boateng (93), Isco (93), Shaw (89), Mina (89)

Key:
⚽ = Goal
➕ = Assist
⭐ = MOTM
= Subbed off
= Subbed on


Next three games:
CCGG1: Leipzig (A)
MD02: Wolverhampton Wanderers (A)
MD03: Fulham (A)
 
Damn, hadn't made changes as I didn't know the season started yesterday. Morata played out of position but smashed Villa nonetheless :drool:
 
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Capacity filled:
Arsenal - 99.9%
Manchester United - 98.0%
Reading - 88.3%
Manchester City - 84.5%
Sunderland - 80.0%
Barnsley - 78.3%
Southend United - 77.2%
Bournemouth - 76.8%
Middlesbrough - 71.8%
Tottenham Hotspur - 40.4% (against Liverpool)
 
So with four applicants so far, if any of you want to do a write-up as to why people should vote for you, feel free. If stuck for ideas, here are three from the Man City job voting: Ravelation, gaz1185, Wino1

People who have registered interest so far:
  1. @BenitoSTARR (Queens Park Rangers)
  2. @syrian_scholes (Kidderminster Harriers)
  3. @Ravelation (Ipswich Town)
  4. possibly @Cassady (Plymouth Argyle) if he ever responds
 
He's not been on the caf in a while :(

I’m always on the Caf, just not on on :) I’ve always been more or a reader, I have an input when I can be bothered.

Shame. Although Liverpool, he may still be interested.

I said to someone via PM yesterday that I was 90% certain of staying at Wolves, I’m getting to the point now where I feel I’m a few rating reviews away from a decent team.

There is still that 10% temptation of starting something else. But I still feel like I can take Wolves further.

Last season I was 9th
Season before 10th and a cup.

Hopefully if I stay, I can push for the top 6 and go quite far in a cup.

To be honest, survival is hard in Div1 when you haven’t got many big guns. Higuain & Insigne pushed me up the table last season. However with Higuain -1 and Insigne going it leaves me a little weaker than last season.

My Under 23s is probably one of my main reasons for staying.
 
I’m always on the Caf, just not on on :) I’ve always been more or a reader, I have an input when I can be bothered.

I said to someone via PM yesterday that I was 90% certain of staying at Wolves, I’m getting to the point now where I feel I’m a few rating reviews away from a decent team.

There is still that 10% temptation of starting something else. But I still feel like I can take Wolves further.

Last season I was 9th
Season before 10th and a cup.

Hopefully if I stay, I can push for the top 6 and go quite far in a cup.

To be honest, survival is hard in Div1 when you haven’t got many big guns. Higuain & Insigne pushed me up the table last season. However with Higuain -1 and Insigne going it leaves me a little weaker than last season.

My Under 23s is probably one of my main reasons for staying.

Liverpool needs a pretty big rebuild given there's very few prospects coming through in the squad. You're better off staying 100%