Hello my friends, welcome back to the Notts County Football Manager 2010 story! As you know this is my last season at Meadow Lane and the first month went pretty well, we managed to bring another two pieces of silverware back home. This will be a rather quick update of the next three months, I’ll go back to the detailed monthly updates starting with December 2016. Let’s see what happened.
Hello folks! As you know I am currently playing my last season with Notts County and after thinking about my next destination for a few weeks I came up with a few interesting options. You might also know that I like polls and democracy, so you will get to choose my next team. Let me introduce the options first, I hope you will find them as interesting as I do. Vote now!
Here we go my friends, my last season in charge of Notts County is underway! We had probably the most spectacular transfer window so far bringing in a world class superstar, Sergio Aguero. Spending 55 million pounds on him was a bit of a break from my usual bargain hunting habits but since it’s the last season I figured that a marketing boost for the club wouldn’t be too bad. I was also hoping to see his skills in action as soon as possible, so let’s get on with the matches.
Hello folks, my last season at the helm of Notts County is getting closer! After winning a fantastic quadruple there was no more silverware to win apart from the FIFA Club World Cup. But I surely want to make this last season one to remember!
Korea DPR had a rocky road to the FIFA World Cup 2010, and were almost eliminated from the Asian Zone qualifying, however, they eventually stormed into the final round as if from nowhere, and began to pick up some form at the right time. It has been some years since they impressed on the ‘world stage, and in fact their greatest success was in 1966 – the year England won the competition – when they reached the quarter finals.
After fairly disastrous campaigns in the UEFA European Championship in 2004 and the FIFA World Cup in 2006, England are seeking to win their first major trophy since the 1966 triumph, when they arrive in South Africa this summer.
Hello my dear friends, I’m happy to report that I’m back! The fantastic season with Notts County was over, we managed to get a quadruple and the whole world seemed to be at our feet. But before embarking on my last season with the Magpies I had an important duty to fulfill, managing England at the UEFA Euro 2016. You might remember that we qualified for the tournament with ease but now we had to play much better to achieve something.