Gaming The SM RedCafe League

Got little ole Hereford to 7th, satisfied with that, was always going to be a huge challenge to get up to United/Everton levels of success.

I finally got some really good young players to take over from my older lads. Ah well.
 
Damien said:
Division 1 top flight records tables (new entries this season/ongoing streaks in light purple)

lgRwdr9.png
0EEdnVx.png
SP46GKv.png
ctMT4SR.png

Division 2 records table (new entries this season in light purple)

tlyyYZL.png

Division 3 records table (new entries this season in light purple)

DJ8XVcE.png

Division 4 records table (new entries this season in light purple)

xEN2sJ3.png

Division 5 records table (new entries this season in light purple)

yzHplJJ.png

Thank you to each and every one of you for being part of the league. Without you all, this wouldn't have lasted as long as it has done so far.

And congrats to @IRN-BRUno for blowing the goals scored and conceded records out of the water. Didn't think they'd be beaten any time soon.
Click to expand...
Thanks! Something to aim for again next season in Division 4.

Excellent work to keep all this updated.
 
The Taurean said:
Thanks for the summary.
Was hoping to break into top3 overall soon enough. Just there! Maybe another 2-3 seasons would have been enough for several stats.
Click to expand...
What has been done with Forest is incredible, especially to be above Arsenal and Villa which had stronger teams when starting out. The first few seasons of Forest in Division 1 should have been devoted to trying to stay up, but @RedSky defied expectations and finished in the European places in the first two seasons, won the title in the third and the team never got relegated with you carrying on the success.

Here's the table sorted by points per game:

beUzVDH.png

Forest, Cardiff, Darlington and Southend all stand out.
 
The following clubs have stadium capacity increased

Div 1
Leyton Orient: 43701 -> 43955
Hereford: 43643 -> 43889

Div 2
Rochdale: 11222 -> 15580

No others in the other divisions. If West Ham and Arsenal do stay up then it should theoretically help the smaller stadiums in Division 1 increase.
 
New FFP (17 Sep 2024)

Div 1
  1. Manchester United - 43/45
  2. Arsenal - 48/48
  3. Liverpool - 42/48
  4. West Ham United - 48/48
  5. Manchester City - 40/49
  6. Newcastle United - 45/50
  7. Sunderland - 46/51
  8. Aston Villa - 47/52
  9. Bournemouth - 40/52
  10. Cardiff City - 51/52
  11. Darlington - 49/52
  12. Everton - 48/52
  13. Fulham - 50/52
  14. Hereford - 48/52
  15. Leyton Orient - 48/52
  16. Middlesbrough - 52/52
  17. Nottingham Forest - 51/52
  18. Southampton - 47/52
  19. Southend United - 50/52
  20. Wolverhampton Wanderers - 51/52
Div 2
  1. Tottenham Hotspur - 37/44
  2. Barnsley - 47/54
  3. Blackburn Rovers - 33/54
  4. Chelsea - 47/54
  5. Ipswich Town - 53/54
  6. Milton Keynes Dons - 51/54
  7. Norwich City - 49/54
  8. Bristol City - 41/55
  9. Leeds United - 52/55
  10. Sheffield United - 54/56
  11. Kidderminster Harriers - 55/57
  12. Bradford City - 57/58
  13. Queens Park Rangers - 58/58
  14. Rochdale - 53/60
Div 3
  1. Reading - 41/58
Div 4
  1. Bury - 60/63
  2. Torquay United - 52/66
Teams with changes to FFP:

West Ham United (50 to 48 @TheReligion)
Arsenal (50 to 48 @Sepukku)
Bournemouth (54 to 52 @Dans)
Norwich City (52 to 54 @coolredwine)
Leeds United (53 to 55 @LungiDevil)
Sheffield United (58 to 56)
Rochdale (61 to 60)
Bury (65 to 63)
Torquay United (68 to 66 @IRN-BRUno)
 
Damien said:
New FFP (17 Sep 2024)

Div 1
  1. Manchester United - 43/45
  2. Arsenal - 48/48
  3. Liverpool - 42/48
  4. West Ham United - 48/48
  5. Manchester City - 40/49
  6. Newcastle United - 45/50
  7. Sunderland - 46/51
  8. Aston Villa - 47/52
  9. Bournemouth - 40/52
  10. Cardiff City - 51/52
  11. Darlington - 49/52
  12. Everton - 48/52
  13. Fulham - 50/52
  14. Hereford - 48/52
  15. Leyton Orient - 48/52
  16. Middlesbrough - 52/52
  17. Nottingham Forest - 51/52
  18. Southampton - 47/52
  19. Southend United - 50/52
  20. Wolverhampton Wanderers - 51/52
Div 2
  1. Tottenham Hotspur - 37/44
  2. Barnsley - 47/54
  3. Blackburn Rovers - 33/54
  4. Chelsea - 47/54
  5. Ipswich Town - 53/54
  6. Milton Keynes Dons - 51/54
  7. Norwich City - 49/54
  8. Bristol City - 41/55
  9. Leeds United - 52/55
  10. Sheffield United - 54/56
  11. Kidderminster Harriers - 55/57
  12. Bradford City - 57/58
  13. Queens Park Rangers - 58/58
  14. Rochdale - 53/60
Div 3
  1. Reading - 41/58
Div 4
  1. Bury - 60/63
  2. Torquay United - 52/66
Teams with changes to FFP:

West Ham United (50 to 48 @TheReligion)
Arsenal (50 to 48 @Sepukku)
Bournemouth (54 to 52 @Dans)
Norwich City (52 to 54 @coolredwine)
Leeds United (53 to 55 @LungiDevil)
Sheffield United (58 to 56)
Rochdale (61 to 60)
Bury (65 to 63)
Torquay United (68 to 66 @IRN-BRUno)
Click to expand...
Wow! 2 more slots I can't use
 
Damien said:
What has been done with Forest is incredible, especially to be above Arsenal and Villa which had stronger teams when starting out. The first few seasons of Forest in Division 1 should have been devoted to trying to stay up, but @RedSky defied expectations and finished in the European places in the first two seasons, won the title in the third and the team never got relegated with you carrying on the success.

Here's the table sorted by points per game:

beUzVDH.png

Forest, Cardiff, Darlington and Southend all stand out.
Click to expand...
I’ll 100% take that
 
You must log in or register to reply here.