Hello folks, welcome back to my Football Manager 2010 story! My Notts County were full of confidence at the end of March after lifting the Carling Cup for the first time in the club’s history. We also were top of the table with Manchester City trailing 10 points behind us. Manchester City were also in our way in the Champions League quarter final but we took a nice advantage by beating them 2-0 at Meadow Lane in the first leg. But before continuing with Notts County’s quest for glory I had a challenging international friendly to play, France vs England. Let’s see how it went.

Hello again dear friends, a new episode of the Notts County Football Manager 2010 story is ready to go live! We were right on track at the end of February, top of the table with a comfortable gap over Manchester City, 10 points. We had to keep winning and consolidate our league position but we also had two very important cup games, the Carling Cup final and the Champions League first knockout round second leg with Bordeaux. Let’s see what we managed to do.

Hello dear friends and thank you for coming back to read another chapter of the Notts County Football Manager 2010 story. As you know from the previous post we managed to open up a decent gap over second placed Manchester City, we were 6 points ahead of them. That gave us a bit of room to breathe and more serenity in looking forward to the next games. We still couldn’t afford to relax though, we had to keep on winning to stay on course and defend the title.

Hello dear friends and welcome to the future, my career as manager of Notts County has just reached the year 2015! At the end of December 2014 we still were in a good position despite some serious injury problems. We were top of the table two points clear of the second placed team, Manchester City. We were also still involved in all the cup competitions, including the Champions League.

Hello dear friends, thanks for coming back to read another episode of the Notts County Football Manager 2010 Story. Things were going alright for my Magpies, we were still top of the table at the end of November with Manchester City three points behind us in 2nd spot. We were already qualified for the first knockout round of the Champions League and also to the quarter finals of the Carling Cup. Let’s see if we managed to keep the unbeaten record in December.