FM06 NLSC Story [ 1/2 Yearly Update Up ]
by Jing on Tue Jul 04, 2006 9:06 pm
woo! player of the month! cant help but but feel even a bit tired just reading on how tired i am 
when i was reading X's performance of the month i swear at first instead of 9 rating i saw 9 assists. and was like o_0 wow...
when i was reading X's performance of the month i swear at first instead of 9 rating i saw 9 assists. and was like o_0 wow...
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by J@3 on Tue Jul 04, 2006 9:45 pm
(By the way Jae, how come you didn't make a player for yourself?)
Not sure to be honest, I guess it's enough work to do everyone elses players and having one of my own on top of that.
Maybe it would do good if I was released. Maybe another club will pick me up and give me a bigger role than just under-18s. What do yall think?
I don't think any big team will play you in anything above Under 18's, but if you latch onto a smaller team you'd probably play reserves or something.
A few things you guys should consider; if anyone gets signed up by a team from the middle of nowhere that I haven't got selected as a league, it'll be hard to do updates because I won't be able to do specific fixtures or anything. For example, I had a guy in my Strasbourg team who was probably a bit better than all of you are at the moment, and about the same age. I released him because he was unhappy, and he signed with some South African team and was never heard of again
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by Dean on Tue Jul 04, 2006 10:24 pm
Fuck lol, my first game i cost the team the game..great start..
Ill stay with Manchester Utd, my player is now dedicated to turning that shitty start around.
Ill stay with Manchester Utd, my player is now dedicated to turning that shitty start around.
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by kibaxx7 on Wed Jul 05, 2006 3:28 am
Great man, I will stay at Arsenal!
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by dada on Wed Jul 05, 2006 8:01 am
Srbija wrote:Dadinha, I think you should get released.
Don't kill me if you get picked up by a crap team.
I spoke to my agent and he advised me it would be in my best interest to stay where I am. Thanks for the advice though.
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by J@3 on Thu Jul 06, 2006 8:41 pm
MONTH #5
Still hasn't been called upto the Paris Under 18's team, but made a huge impact in his second international appearance for Cambodia Under 21's. Playing against a strong Indonesian side, #12 destroyed them down the right flanks, setting up a goal and nearly scoring a few times himself. Cambodia ran out as shock 2-0 winners. As young as #12 is, he is probably the best Cambodian player outside of the main squad, and it wouldn't be surprising to see him called upto the main team once he's old enough to play for them.
Games Played: 2
Goals: 0
Assists: 1
Man Of The Match: 0
Yellow Cards: 0
Red Cards: 0
Pass Percentage: 52%
Shooting Percentage: 42%
Fouls: 4
Average Rating: 7.00
International Caps: 2 (Cambodia Under 21's)
Despite a strong performance against Liverpool Reserves, Andreas was controversially left out of the Newcastle United squad for the match against Manchester United Reserves. Without his imposing presence leading the defensive line, Newcastle faltered and were overrun 3-1. Fortunately, Andreas was called back into the team to play against Leicester, where he failed to impress and seemed a step too slow throughout the entire game. Despite this, Dahl received a call-up to the Sweden Under 21's side for their Euro Under 21 Championship qualifying campaign. Having won their group, the Swedes came up against a strong French team, boasting players like Hatem Ben Arfa, Arsenal star Gael Clichy and new AC Milan signing Yohan Gourcuff. Losing the first game 2-1, Dahl was rushed into the side to add some strength to the defensive line. Despite having his best game of the month, France overran the Swedish side and ran out 3-1 winners, going through 5-2 on aggregate. Andreas returned to Newcastle to play in the fixture against Bolton Reserves, and showing obvious signs of fatigue was substituted before half time.
Games Played: 10
Goals: 0
Assists: 2
Man Of The Match: 1
Yellow Cards: 2
Red Cards: 0
Tackles Per Game: 7.44
Fouls: 8
Average Rating: 7.00
International Caps: 2
1 (Sweden Under 19's)
1 (Sweden Under 21's)
Bang's meteoric rise in Brazil has been stunted somewhat recently. His spot in the Sao Paulo Under 20's was once completely solidified, but with the arrival of Brazilian phenom Carlos Santos, Bang has found himself named on the bench as the first defensive reserve in recent times. With limited opportunities to impress, Bang was called into the starting line-up when Leonardo went down with a shoulder injury in training. Coming up against an impressive Vasco Under 20's side, Bang lacked match fitness and was one step behind the pace throughout the game. He did manage to make another surreal amount of tackles, but this wasn't enough to prevent the man he was assigned to mark, Vinicius, score two goals to put the game away 2-1.
Games Played: 16
Goals: 1
Assists: 1
Man Of The Match: 0
Yellow Cards: 3
Red Cards: 0
Tackles Per Game: 10.90
Fouls: 18
Average Rating: 6.95
International Caps: 2 (South Korean Under 21's)
In an effort to impress the coaching staff at AC Milan, cwebbiverson has taken it upon himself to learn Italian. Despite this, he's still yet to make an appearance but is showing obvious signs of improvement in training.
For the first time this season, Dadinha retained his starting spot in the Sevilla Under 18's side for the entire month as a reward for his off field commitments. Playing against Almeria, it took Dadinha only 15 minutes to confirm the coaching staff's faith in him by scoring on a fantastic solo effort as the team went on to win 2-1. Playing in the Under 18's Cup 3rd round against Getafe, Dadinha failed to impress during regular time and couldn't get on the scorers list despite the game ending a 3-3 draw. It wasn't until the penalty shootout that the young Brazilian stood up to be counted, where Dadinha nailed the first penalty that eventually sent Sevilla on their way to a Quarter Final showdown with an extremely strong Deportivo Under 18's. Wrapping up the month against Cadiz in the league, Sevilla ran over the top of their opponents and with five minutes left, Dadinha put the icing on the cake with a well taken header from a Acejo corner to confirm a 3-1 win and also secure outright first place in the Spanish Under 18's Group 2 league.
Games Played: 11
Goals: 6
Assists: 0
Man Of The Match: 0
Yellow Cards: 0
Red Cards: 0
Pass Percentage: 63%
Shooting Percentage: 66%
Fouls: 4
Average Rating: 7.36
Dean still hasn't recovered in the eyes of the coaching staff after his capitulation in his debut match for United, yet to make another appearance in the team. With Jonathan Evans now listed for loan by the club, it's possible Dean could find his way onto the substitutes bench at least in the near future.
Games Played: 1
Goals: 0
Assists: 0
Man Of The Match: 0
Yellow Cards: 0
Red Cards: 0
Tackles Per Game: 1.00
Passing Percentage: 58%
Fouls: 1
Average Rating: 5.00
Seemingly a fixture on the Real Madrid C bench now, Drex has played another two games for Real's developmental side with mixed results. C.D. Imperio were supposed to prove a tough assignment for the Real youngsters, with most of their players being in their late 20's. Drex showed signs of a young Roberto Carlos with his ventures down the left hand side of the field, and despite his somewhat fiery temper took all of the cheap shots aimed at him by the Imperio players who obviously struggled to contain him. With a 2-0 win under their belts, Real Madrid C were full of confidence heading into the next match against an organized friendly with fierce rivals Barcelona C. The game was a closely fought contest throughout, and an afternoon of having to prevent attacks from players like Urbano, Sito Riera and Mexican megastar in the making Giovanni Dos Santos, Drex completely lost his cool, crunching Dos Santos in a violent tackle and being sent off immediately for it. As a result, Dos Santos is out for three weeks with an ankle injury and Real lost on the subsequent free kick, 1-0.
Games Played: 3
Goals: 0
Assists: 0
Man Of The Match: 0
Yellow Cards: 0
Red Cards: 1
Tackles Per Game: 3.43
Fouls: 8
Average Rating: 5.67
Jing continued his Arsenal career as a double agent, being recalled to the Reserves team as they made a mid-season push to the top of the table. The decision paid off big time, as Arsenal incredibly won all four games in the month with Jing in the side, only conceded one goal and leaped from 6th place up to 2nd. Jing turnt in two usual solid performances against Birmingham and Charlton Reserves, his tough tackling leading the Gunners to 2-1 and 1-0 wins respectively. Against Charlton Jing yet again took control of the game and demoralized his opponents in the midfield. His dominance allowed the rest of the team to do basically whatever they wanted on their way to a 2-0 win, which lead right into the last match of the month only two days later against West Ham Reserves. Having played so many games in such a short period of time, Jing was exhausted and struggled for most of the game. Despite this, the team appeared to lift and recorded their biggest win of the season 3-0.
Games Played: 18
Goals: 0
Assists: 2
Man Of The Match: 2
Yellow Cards: 3
Red Cards: 0
Tackles Per Game: 3.98
Fouls: 10
Average Rating: 7.00
Quite possibly the strangest career path out of all NLSC players so far, Jugs still remains on the outer at Ajax, not even being able to get into the team when no less than three midfielders ahead of Jugs went down with injury. Despite this, he remains a mainstay in the Croatian Under 19's squad. Suiting up for his fourth cap against Portugal Under 19's, Jugs again put in a decent enough performance but really had problems getting by Porto defender Joao Dias and the team went down 2-0, as was probably expected. With national pride on the line against a weaker Singapore Under 21's, Jugs once again retained his place in the starting eleven, beating out the more heralded Aleksandar Ruzanovic. In what was finally a vastly impressive performance the Croatians managed to steamroll Singapore 3-0 thanks to a hat trick from Nikola Dragovich. Jugs however was average yet again, and it remains to be seen how much longer he can keep his place in the starting line-up with these performances.
Games Played: 5
Goals: 0
Assists: 0
Man Of The Match: 0
Yellow Cards: 2
Red Cards: 0
Pass Percentage: 57%
Shooting Percentage:0%
Fouls: 5
Average Rating: 5.80
International Caps: 5 (Croatia Under 19's)
Nick's career at the moment could probably not get any better. Coming up against AC Milan Under 20's for Roma Under 20's was always going to be a difficult task, as the two rivals are both stacked with talent from top to bottom. In a closely fought affair, it was Milan who broke the drought and held on to win 1-0. The match was virtually recreated against Lazio Under 20's, and yet again it was the opposition who pulled out a late goal for a 1-1 win. Despite the two losses, Nick was yet again a solid contributor and as a reward was called up to represent Australia's Under 19 team in two friendly matches. Against North Korea the Aussies fought hard, and of all people it was the debutant Nick who scored the winning goal after coming in off the bench. Backing up against Andorra, the Australians were widely tipped to win the match quite easily and it looked to be heading that way after Nick set up Tolgay Ozbey to score the opening goal. Shockingly, Andorra roared back and after two quick goals took the game 2-1, much to the embarrassment of everybody.
Games Played: 11
Goals: 3
Assists: 3
Man Of The Match: 0
Yellow Cards: 0
Red Cards: 0
Pass Percentage: 86%
Shooting Percentage: 50%
Fouls: 7
Average Rating: 7.33
International Caps: 2 (Australia Under 19's)
International Goals: 1
Released from the living hell that was Villarreal, Peachy has been on the lookout for a new team for the past month. With the transfer window not opening until January, he may not find one just yet but there are rumors a number of A-League teams have shown an interest.
Injury has plagued sdude's month, a groin strain has kept him out of two games for the Estonian Under 19's, and also a number of key matches for Atletico Under 18's.
Games Played: 4
Goals Conceded: 5
Clean Sheets: 1
Man Of The Match: 0
Average Rating: 6.50
International Caps: 3 (Estonia Under 19's)
Despite never having played a game for Inter Under 20's, in a strange turn of events a number of clubs showed an interest in signing the youngster. Livorno, Celta and Shakhtar all made enquiries but they were swiftly turnt away by Internazionale, showing a great deal of faith in the midfielder.
In the biggest match of the entire season for The X, his Rangers Reserves team squared off against Celtic Reserves. With tempers at a peak, and the biggest reserve team crowd you'll ever see, Celtic got on the board early through a Shaun Maloney strike. Determined not to let anything happen down his flank, The X constantly repelled the attacks of promising Celtic midfielder Ross Harris. With 20 minutes left in the match, Rangers made the breakthrough they were waiting for when Marc Kalenga struck from long range. Four minutes of regular time to go, and for the first time in the match Ross Harris gets past The X and puts in a dangerous cross which was dealt with well by Marvin Andrews. Despite his solid performance, The X was controversially substituted out of the match by Andy Watson for that one error. A huge argument erupted on the sideline between the two, and only stopped when Chris Burke struck an injury time winner for Rangers to send the players and fans into raptures. As a punishment, The X was fined a week’s wages and relegated to the bench for the 1-0 loss to Dunfermline.
Games Played: 14
Goals: 1
Assists: 2
Man Of The Match: 1
Yellow Cards: 1
Red Cards: 0
Tackles Per Game: 3.13
Passing Percentage: 85%
Fouls: 10
Average Rating: 6.93
With Jing getting most of the plaudits for the Arsenal Reserves fantastic run of late, it may be the presence of Thierry that is the driving force behind their play. After a shaky start to the month in a game against Birmingham, Thierry has since come into his own and is gaining some notoriety as the Gunners super-sub. Against Southampton he grabbed the only goal of the game in the 23rd minute, and immediately backed it up with another goal against Charlton in their 2-0 win. Despite going scoreless against West Ham, Thierry's goals are crucial to him staying in the Arsenal team. With the transfer window opening in a month however, it is highly possible that he may be dealt to a smaller team in a lower division.
Games Played: 11
Goals: 7
Assists: 0
Man Of The Match: 0
Yellow Cards: 0
Red Cards: 0
Passing Percentage: 57%
Shooting Percentage: 77%
Fouls: 9
Average Rating: 7.09
NLSC Top Earners Total
Thierry: £19,210
Jing: £8,010
Nick: £7,085
Jugs: £5,650
Andreas Dahl: £5,055
Bang: £4,775
#12: £4,160
cwebbiverson: £3,210
Srbija: £3,170
Dean: £3,075
The X: £2,950
Peachy: £2,550
dadamafia: £1,415
Drex: £870
sdude: £661
NLSC Player Of The Month
Nick
Starred in both games for Australia and was one of the best on field for Roma Under 20's against Milan
NLSC Top Goal Scorers
1: Thierry (7 goals)
2: Dadinha (6 goals)
3: Nick (3 goals)
4: Bang (1 goal)
4: The X (1 goal)
NLSC Performance Of The Month
#12 vs Indonesia Under 21''s: 1 assist, 8 rating
NLSC Overall Rating
1: Dadinha (7.36)
2: Nick (7.33)
3: Thierry (7.09)
4: #12 (7.00)
4: Andreas Dahl (7.00)
4: Jing (7.00)
5: Bang (6.95)
6: The X (6.93)
7: Peachy (6.50)
8: Jugs (5.80)
9: Drex (5.67)
10: Dean (5.00)
NLSC Milestones
Andreas Dahl makes his international debut for Sweden Under 21's
Nick makes his international debut for Australia Under 19's
Nick scores his first international goal against North Korea
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Still hasn't been called upto the Paris Under 18's team, but made a huge impact in his second international appearance for Cambodia Under 21's. Playing against a strong Indonesian side, #12 destroyed them down the right flanks, setting up a goal and nearly scoring a few times himself. Cambodia ran out as shock 2-0 winners. As young as #12 is, he is probably the best Cambodian player outside of the main squad, and it wouldn't be surprising to see him called upto the main team once he's old enough to play for them.
Games Played: 2
Goals: 0
Assists: 1
Man Of The Match: 0
Yellow Cards: 0
Red Cards: 0
Pass Percentage: 52%
Shooting Percentage: 42%
Fouls: 4
Average Rating: 7.00
International Caps: 2 (Cambodia Under 21's)
Despite a strong performance against Liverpool Reserves, Andreas was controversially left out of the Newcastle United squad for the match against Manchester United Reserves. Without his imposing presence leading the defensive line, Newcastle faltered and were overrun 3-1. Fortunately, Andreas was called back into the team to play against Leicester, where he failed to impress and seemed a step too slow throughout the entire game. Despite this, Dahl received a call-up to the Sweden Under 21's side for their Euro Under 21 Championship qualifying campaign. Having won their group, the Swedes came up against a strong French team, boasting players like Hatem Ben Arfa, Arsenal star Gael Clichy and new AC Milan signing Yohan Gourcuff. Losing the first game 2-1, Dahl was rushed into the side to add some strength to the defensive line. Despite having his best game of the month, France overran the Swedish side and ran out 3-1 winners, going through 5-2 on aggregate. Andreas returned to Newcastle to play in the fixture against Bolton Reserves, and showing obvious signs of fatigue was substituted before half time.
Games Played: 10
Goals: 0
Assists: 2
Man Of The Match: 1
Yellow Cards: 2
Red Cards: 0
Tackles Per Game: 7.44
Fouls: 8
Average Rating: 7.00
International Caps: 2
1 (Sweden Under 19's)
1 (Sweden Under 21's)
Bang's meteoric rise in Brazil has been stunted somewhat recently. His spot in the Sao Paulo Under 20's was once completely solidified, but with the arrival of Brazilian phenom Carlos Santos, Bang has found himself named on the bench as the first defensive reserve in recent times. With limited opportunities to impress, Bang was called into the starting line-up when Leonardo went down with a shoulder injury in training. Coming up against an impressive Vasco Under 20's side, Bang lacked match fitness and was one step behind the pace throughout the game. He did manage to make another surreal amount of tackles, but this wasn't enough to prevent the man he was assigned to mark, Vinicius, score two goals to put the game away 2-1.
Games Played: 16
Goals: 1
Assists: 1
Man Of The Match: 0
Yellow Cards: 3
Red Cards: 0
Tackles Per Game: 10.90
Fouls: 18
Average Rating: 6.95
International Caps: 2 (South Korean Under 21's)
In an effort to impress the coaching staff at AC Milan, cwebbiverson has taken it upon himself to learn Italian. Despite this, he's still yet to make an appearance but is showing obvious signs of improvement in training.
For the first time this season, Dadinha retained his starting spot in the Sevilla Under 18's side for the entire month as a reward for his off field commitments. Playing against Almeria, it took Dadinha only 15 minutes to confirm the coaching staff's faith in him by scoring on a fantastic solo effort as the team went on to win 2-1. Playing in the Under 18's Cup 3rd round against Getafe, Dadinha failed to impress during regular time and couldn't get on the scorers list despite the game ending a 3-3 draw. It wasn't until the penalty shootout that the young Brazilian stood up to be counted, where Dadinha nailed the first penalty that eventually sent Sevilla on their way to a Quarter Final showdown with an extremely strong Deportivo Under 18's. Wrapping up the month against Cadiz in the league, Sevilla ran over the top of their opponents and with five minutes left, Dadinha put the icing on the cake with a well taken header from a Acejo corner to confirm a 3-1 win and also secure outright first place in the Spanish Under 18's Group 2 league.
Games Played: 11
Goals: 6
Assists: 0
Man Of The Match: 0
Yellow Cards: 0
Red Cards: 0
Pass Percentage: 63%
Shooting Percentage: 66%
Fouls: 4
Average Rating: 7.36
Dean still hasn't recovered in the eyes of the coaching staff after his capitulation in his debut match for United, yet to make another appearance in the team. With Jonathan Evans now listed for loan by the club, it's possible Dean could find his way onto the substitutes bench at least in the near future.
Games Played: 1
Goals: 0
Assists: 0
Man Of The Match: 0
Yellow Cards: 0
Red Cards: 0
Tackles Per Game: 1.00
Passing Percentage: 58%
Fouls: 1
Average Rating: 5.00
Seemingly a fixture on the Real Madrid C bench now, Drex has played another two games for Real's developmental side with mixed results. C.D. Imperio were supposed to prove a tough assignment for the Real youngsters, with most of their players being in their late 20's. Drex showed signs of a young Roberto Carlos with his ventures down the left hand side of the field, and despite his somewhat fiery temper took all of the cheap shots aimed at him by the Imperio players who obviously struggled to contain him. With a 2-0 win under their belts, Real Madrid C were full of confidence heading into the next match against an organized friendly with fierce rivals Barcelona C. The game was a closely fought contest throughout, and an afternoon of having to prevent attacks from players like Urbano, Sito Riera and Mexican megastar in the making Giovanni Dos Santos, Drex completely lost his cool, crunching Dos Santos in a violent tackle and being sent off immediately for it. As a result, Dos Santos is out for three weeks with an ankle injury and Real lost on the subsequent free kick, 1-0.
Games Played: 3
Goals: 0
Assists: 0
Man Of The Match: 0
Yellow Cards: 0
Red Cards: 1
Tackles Per Game: 3.43
Fouls: 8
Average Rating: 5.67
Jing continued his Arsenal career as a double agent, being recalled to the Reserves team as they made a mid-season push to the top of the table. The decision paid off big time, as Arsenal incredibly won all four games in the month with Jing in the side, only conceded one goal and leaped from 6th place up to 2nd. Jing turnt in two usual solid performances against Birmingham and Charlton Reserves, his tough tackling leading the Gunners to 2-1 and 1-0 wins respectively. Against Charlton Jing yet again took control of the game and demoralized his opponents in the midfield. His dominance allowed the rest of the team to do basically whatever they wanted on their way to a 2-0 win, which lead right into the last match of the month only two days later against West Ham Reserves. Having played so many games in such a short period of time, Jing was exhausted and struggled for most of the game. Despite this, the team appeared to lift and recorded their biggest win of the season 3-0.
Games Played: 18
Goals: 0
Assists: 2
Man Of The Match: 2
Yellow Cards: 3
Red Cards: 0
Tackles Per Game: 3.98
Fouls: 10
Average Rating: 7.00
Quite possibly the strangest career path out of all NLSC players so far, Jugs still remains on the outer at Ajax, not even being able to get into the team when no less than three midfielders ahead of Jugs went down with injury. Despite this, he remains a mainstay in the Croatian Under 19's squad. Suiting up for his fourth cap against Portugal Under 19's, Jugs again put in a decent enough performance but really had problems getting by Porto defender Joao Dias and the team went down 2-0, as was probably expected. With national pride on the line against a weaker Singapore Under 21's, Jugs once again retained his place in the starting eleven, beating out the more heralded Aleksandar Ruzanovic. In what was finally a vastly impressive performance the Croatians managed to steamroll Singapore 3-0 thanks to a hat trick from Nikola Dragovich. Jugs however was average yet again, and it remains to be seen how much longer he can keep his place in the starting line-up with these performances.
Games Played: 5
Goals: 0
Assists: 0
Man Of The Match: 0
Yellow Cards: 2
Red Cards: 0
Pass Percentage: 57%
Shooting Percentage:0%
Fouls: 5
Average Rating: 5.80
International Caps: 5 (Croatia Under 19's)
Nick's career at the moment could probably not get any better. Coming up against AC Milan Under 20's for Roma Under 20's was always going to be a difficult task, as the two rivals are both stacked with talent from top to bottom. In a closely fought affair, it was Milan who broke the drought and held on to win 1-0. The match was virtually recreated against Lazio Under 20's, and yet again it was the opposition who pulled out a late goal for a 1-1 win. Despite the two losses, Nick was yet again a solid contributor and as a reward was called up to represent Australia's Under 19 team in two friendly matches. Against North Korea the Aussies fought hard, and of all people it was the debutant Nick who scored the winning goal after coming in off the bench. Backing up against Andorra, the Australians were widely tipped to win the match quite easily and it looked to be heading that way after Nick set up Tolgay Ozbey to score the opening goal. Shockingly, Andorra roared back and after two quick goals took the game 2-1, much to the embarrassment of everybody.
Games Played: 11
Goals: 3
Assists: 3
Man Of The Match: 0
Yellow Cards: 0
Red Cards: 0
Pass Percentage: 86%
Shooting Percentage: 50%
Fouls: 7
Average Rating: 7.33
International Caps: 2 (Australia Under 19's)
International Goals: 1
Released from the living hell that was Villarreal, Peachy has been on the lookout for a new team for the past month. With the transfer window not opening until January, he may not find one just yet but there are rumors a number of A-League teams have shown an interest.
Injury has plagued sdude's month, a groin strain has kept him out of two games for the Estonian Under 19's, and also a number of key matches for Atletico Under 18's.
Games Played: 4
Goals Conceded: 5
Clean Sheets: 1
Man Of The Match: 0
Average Rating: 6.50
International Caps: 3 (Estonia Under 19's)
Despite never having played a game for Inter Under 20's, in a strange turn of events a number of clubs showed an interest in signing the youngster. Livorno, Celta and Shakhtar all made enquiries but they were swiftly turnt away by Internazionale, showing a great deal of faith in the midfielder.
In the biggest match of the entire season for The X, his Rangers Reserves team squared off against Celtic Reserves. With tempers at a peak, and the biggest reserve team crowd you'll ever see, Celtic got on the board early through a Shaun Maloney strike. Determined not to let anything happen down his flank, The X constantly repelled the attacks of promising Celtic midfielder Ross Harris. With 20 minutes left in the match, Rangers made the breakthrough they were waiting for when Marc Kalenga struck from long range. Four minutes of regular time to go, and for the first time in the match Ross Harris gets past The X and puts in a dangerous cross which was dealt with well by Marvin Andrews. Despite his solid performance, The X was controversially substituted out of the match by Andy Watson for that one error. A huge argument erupted on the sideline between the two, and only stopped when Chris Burke struck an injury time winner for Rangers to send the players and fans into raptures. As a punishment, The X was fined a week’s wages and relegated to the bench for the 1-0 loss to Dunfermline.
Games Played: 14
Goals: 1
Assists: 2
Man Of The Match: 1
Yellow Cards: 1
Red Cards: 0
Tackles Per Game: 3.13
Passing Percentage: 85%
Fouls: 10
Average Rating: 6.93
With Jing getting most of the plaudits for the Arsenal Reserves fantastic run of late, it may be the presence of Thierry that is the driving force behind their play. After a shaky start to the month in a game against Birmingham, Thierry has since come into his own and is gaining some notoriety as the Gunners super-sub. Against Southampton he grabbed the only goal of the game in the 23rd minute, and immediately backed it up with another goal against Charlton in their 2-0 win. Despite going scoreless against West Ham, Thierry's goals are crucial to him staying in the Arsenal team. With the transfer window opening in a month however, it is highly possible that he may be dealt to a smaller team in a lower division.
Games Played: 11
Goals: 7
Assists: 0
Man Of The Match: 0
Yellow Cards: 0
Red Cards: 0
Passing Percentage: 57%
Shooting Percentage: 77%
Fouls: 9
Average Rating: 7.09
NLSC Top Earners Total
Thierry: £19,210
Jing: £8,010
Nick: £7,085
Jugs: £5,650
Andreas Dahl: £5,055
Bang: £4,775
#12: £4,160
cwebbiverson: £3,210
Srbija: £3,170
Dean: £3,075
The X: £2,950
Peachy: £2,550
dadamafia: £1,415
Drex: £870
sdude: £661
NLSC Player Of The Month
Nick
Starred in both games for Australia and was one of the best on field for Roma Under 20's against Milan
NLSC Top Goal Scorers
1: Thierry (7 goals)
2: Dadinha (6 goals)
3: Nick (3 goals)
4: Bang (1 goal)
4: The X (1 goal)
NLSC Performance Of The Month
#12 vs Indonesia Under 21''s: 1 assist, 8 rating
NLSC Overall Rating
1: Dadinha (7.36)
2: Nick (7.33)
3: Thierry (7.09)
4: #12 (7.00)
4: Andreas Dahl (7.00)
4: Jing (7.00)
5: Bang (6.95)
6: The X (6.93)
7: Peachy (6.50)
8: Jugs (5.80)
9: Drex (5.67)
10: Dean (5.00)
NLSC Milestones
Andreas Dahl makes his international debut for Sweden Under 21's
Nick makes his international debut for Australia Under 19's
Nick scores his first international goal against North Korea
Next Update:
Scouting reports for all players by professional scouts.
Six month update, with value changes, performance evaluations and future predictions
Transfer window opens, potential player movements?
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J@3 - Posts: 19815
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by The X on Thu Jul 06, 2006 9:10 pm
damn, The X (aka Andrew Watson, very Scottish name) gets subbed out by Andy Watson
seems pretty harsh that I would get subbed off....I'm been the consumate professional & am a rock at the back....I'm almost hoping I get transferred to another Scottish league team & destroy the Rangers hopefully I can get back on track & get back to my fine reserve grade form....
seems pretty harsh that I would get subbed off....I'm been the consumate professional & am a rock at the back....I'm almost hoping I get transferred to another Scottish league team & destroy the Rangers
hopefully I can get back on track & get back to my fine reserve grade form....-
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. And I'm crapping it up in international competition. Oh well, I'll get my big break soon.
by kibaxx7 on Fri Jul 07, 2006 4:27 am
Why get dealt to another team if I scored 7 goals in 11 games? 
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kibaxx7 - キバレンジャー
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by dada on Fri Jul 07, 2006 6:11 am
Thierry² wrote:Why get dealt to another team if I scored 7 goals in 11 games?
Because of your age and seeing that its highly unlikely you will get a 1st team spot, they may wanna get rid of you while your still worht something.
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by kibaxx7 on Fri Jul 07, 2006 1:07 pm
dadamafia wrote:Because of your age and seeing that its highly unlikely you will get a 1st team spot, they may wanna get rid of you while your still worht something.
Shit
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by Nick on Fri Jul 07, 2006 1:28 pm
Awesome recaps. There is a different story in every player.
I'm rolling! So i've hit the U19's international scene now, and contributed muchly, even if i did play off the bench, and lose against Andorra, lol. Couldn't get my league team to a win over AC Milan U20's, but we put up a good fight, and i'm starting to become a key player by the sounds of it. Can't wait to see how my story continues. Love it!
I'm rolling! So i've hit the U19's international scene now, and contributed muchly, even if i did play off the bench, and lose against Andorra, lol. Couldn't get my league team to a win over AC Milan U20's, but we put up a good fight, and i'm starting to become a key player by the sounds of it. Can't wait to see how my story continues. Love it!
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Nick - Barnsketball
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by J@3 on Fri Jul 07, 2006 4:34 pm
I'm about to do a sim now, have you guys got any suggestions for things you'd like to know about your player or anything?
Oh and Jing, I just realised I fucked up when I was creating you and didn't set your nationality, so it's gone to English by default. Sorry about that.
Oh and Jing, I just realised I fucked up when I was creating you and didn't set your nationality, so it's gone to English by default. Sorry about that.
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by Srbija on Fri Jul 07, 2006 4:46 pm
At what age do you think I will start getting some good match time? I'm thinking about 17-18 or something around there. Anyway that's all I really want to know.
Can't wait until next update. You better not quit this.
Can't wait until next update. You better not quit this.
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