Hello friends, here’s the last post of my fourth season with the Blyth Spartans. The first three seasons of my Football Manager 2009 story were almost like a fairytale, taking the poor Blyth Spartans from the slums of Blue Square Northern to League One… Now we were fighting to make another dream come true, achieving promotion to Coca-Cola Championship against all odds. Although the media predicted at the start of the season that we would finish last, we were in 3rd place at the end of March with only 5 …

Hello my friends, we’re coming closer to the decisive phase of this season, the fourth season in my Blyth Spartans Football Manager 2009 story. We were in 3rd place in League One at the end of February with a good chance to fight for automatic promotion to Coca-Cola Championship. We have another 11 games to play, 6 in March and another 5 in April and I’m sure that each and every one of this games will be quite tough as we can’t afford to lose too many points from now …

Hello my friends, sorry for not being able to keep the daily posts schedule lately. I’ve been quite busy and tired and I still am, but hopefully things will get better in a few days or maybe weeks. But let’s get back to Football Manager 2009 and to my Blyth Spartans story. We were in 4th place in League One at the end of January with 2 games in hand, so the chance to fight for promotion were still pretty high. Unfortunately we had quite a few players injured and …

Hello my friends, here we are at the start of 2012 with my Blyth Spartans lying in 5th place in League One, quite alright for a newly promoted team. We definitely have high hopes for the second half of the season although the club is in a difficult financial position. You already know that Bolton Wanderers are my new parent club. I wanted to get a couple of players from the on loan but, as it happened before with Middlesbrough, the club agreed but the players didn’t. With …

Hello mates and thanks for reading my Football Manager 2009 story. We are in the last month of 2011, a decisive month that will show if my Blyth Spartans have what it takes to fight for another miraculous promotion. At the end of November we were lying in 5th place in the League One table with a game in hand, so things were going quite well for us.
We were facing a tough test right in the first match of December, a home game against Sheffield United, a very good team …