Thursday, 19 March 2009

Manager Interviews

Team Name :- Aidies Almighty
Stadium Name :- Fortress St Marys
Capacity :- 27,725
Manager :- Adrian Adams
Favourite Club :- Southampton FC
Current World Ranking :- 97th
Highest World Ranking :- 36th
Highest Value Player In Squad :- Craig Cordon £775,000
Highest Transfer Fee Paid :- Alfredo Moreno £1,400,000
Best Moment So Far :-
Winning the Premiership Cup Beating Real Darlington on Pens in season 3.
Worst Moment So Far :-
Being Relegated From the Premiership this season after a long hard battle.
Aims For Current Season :-
Looking to bounce straight back to the premiership this year, and somehow in this recession get a positive cash balance.
Official Honours :-
SFA Premiership Cup Season 3, SFA Active League Div 2.2 Runner up Season 4, SFA Active League Div 1.2 Season 3.
Players To Watch Out For :-
Even with an experienced team to help with the promotion push theres still one starlet called Diego Maradona even tho he is Brazilian, Kleber to have a goal fest this season and Craig Gordon to stop a speeding train
Favourite Player :-
Its a team thing, there's no I in team and i love them all!
Any Tips For Other FML Managers :-
You gotta buy players to fit your system not the other way around, Not to chop and change tactics keep the faith, And don't get dragged into silly wage auctions, keep on top of them finances!!
Suggestions For Making FML Even Better :-
The main concerns are really how strong the ai is, but after all said and done my record against the ai is petty much the same as it is against human clubs.
Maybe a Seniors league to keep some of the legends alive can u imagine running a del piero at 45!

I would like to say thanks to Adrian for taking time to do this interview and good luck for the upcoming season.

Robert Burrows

Thursday, 12 March 2009

New SFA Organiser

So with ben becoming inactive & being removed as fa organiser ,it left a whole which need to be filled

Robert"Zarate Kid" Burrows has been appointed by Nick "Dean Martin" Megarity as an organiser of the The Social Football Association.

So welcome Rob & good luck.

Saturday, 7 March 2009

SFA Division 1B Midway Season 4


JCB Hammers & London international lead the way in division 1b & after 15 games are currently 6 points ahead of 3rdbut as per last season we could see plenty of sides come down from the championship so it may not just be the top 3 who go up.

S.F.A. Division 1B Team of The Week

GK:Dwayne Miller - Hintenburg Town - 11 - 6.91
RB:Danny Simpson - Gwersylit Dragons - 10 - 7.18
LB:Damien Delaney - Cradley Heathens - 12 - 7.21
DC:Jan Rajnoch - Cradley Heathens - 11 - 7.21
DC:John Heitinga - FC SPPH - 15 - 7.16
RM:Carlinhos Paraiba - Mighty Boosh FC - 11 - 7.35
LM:Gaetan Tomas Guzman - Mighty Boosh FC - 11 - 7.37
CM:Gareth Barry - FC SPPH - 15 - 7.21
CM:Daniele De Rossi - FC SPPH - 15 - 7.19
ST:Andy Bishop - Aris Thesaionikis FC - 15 - 6.58
ST:Antonio Michael Pedroza - Paradox City - 11 - 6.26

Top Goalscorer

Henok Goitom - London International FC - 14/14
Craig Bellamy - JCB Hammers - 15/11
Enrique Sola - Mighty Boosh FC - 11/7

Most Assists

Gaetan Tomas Guzman - Mighty Boosh FC - 11/10
Daimo - JCB Hammers - 13/6
Rafael Gaucho - JCB Hammers - 15/5

Clean Sheets

Julian Viafara - London International FC - 15/8
Carlos Sanchez - FC SPPH - 15/6
Francisco Guillermo Ochoa - AFC Strongbow - 11/4

SFA Division 1A Midway Season 4


Division 1a is a very very close division the top 2 are on equal points 3rd 1 point behind & 6th only 5 points behind thatbut with plenty of sides being inactive promotions could well be settled by this rather than how the sides have got on

S.F.A. Division 1A Team of The Week

GK:Martin Lesjai - Abertawe - 9 - 6.93
RB:Jameli Ramos- Abertawe - 9 - 7.22
LB:Sven Vandeput - Jambon d'Louest - 10 - 6.56
DC:Habib Bellaid - Littlecote Legends - 10 - 6.93
DC:Zelao - Littlecote Legends - 10 - 6.71
RM:Dirk Kuyt - Abertawe - 9 - 7.09
LM:Manu Garcia - Abertawe - 9 - 7.39
CM:Daniel Jensen - Littlecote Legends - 10 - 7.17
CM:Ze Roberto - Jambon d'Louest - 10 - 6.78
ST:Jussie - Jambon d'Louest - 10 - 7.35
ST:Valdo - Littlecote Legends - 10 - 7.04

Top Goalscorer

Maxi Lopez - FC Champmanio - 6/8
Felipe - Littlecote Legends - 10/6
Adriano - Southend Town FC - 7/6

Most Assists

Mustapha Bojang - AFC Ferret - 7/5
Daniel Jensen - Littlecote Legends - 10/5
Anouar Diba - FC Champmanio - 6/5

Clean Sheets
Martin Lejsai - Abertawe - 9/6
Jose Manuel Reina - Racing Tofficence - 8/3
Rudy Riou - AFC Gooner - 6/3

SFA Championship Midway Season 4


So we are at the midway point in season 4 Currently topping the pile in the sfa championship is Sporting Arsenal with a very impressive 35 points from 16 games & currently look odds on for a premiership spotnext season,FC Crouch Potato,Tractor Boys & Pina Nelas are the other 3 sides in the promotion spots but with Pina Nelas being over the 65% threshold the 4th spot could yet go elsewhere.There are another 5 sides over the 65% & look likely to be relegated unless they get back below this level.
S.F.A. Championship Team of The Week
GK:Orkun Usak - Row Z FC - 13 - 7.12
RB:Diogo - Fc Crouch Potato - 20 - 7.13
LB:Alberto Morgado - Fc Crouch Potato - 15 - 7.11
DC:Alberto Lopo - Sporting Arsenal - 16 - 7.10
DC:Marc Torrejon - Fc Crouch Potato - 20 - 7.02
RM:Adam Hammill - Fc Crouch Potato - 18 - 7.28
LM:Renzo Sheput - R'lyeh United - 10 - 7.34
CM:Alejandro Dominguez - San Lorenzo de Almagro - 14 - 7.46
CM:Michael Carrick - Sporting Arsenal - 16 - 7.37
ST:Mauro Zarate - Sporting Arsenal - 16 - 7.66
ST:Landon Donovan - Sporting Arsenal - 16 - 7.37
Top Goalscorer

Mauro Zarate - Sporting Arsenal - 16 /19
Dean Ashton - Wanstead Hammers - 14/11
Sergio Aguero - san Lorenzo de Almagro - 14/10
Most Assists

Peter Vaagan Moen - Tractor Boys - 19/7
Dame N'Doye- Wanstead Hammers - 14/6
Rivaldo - North Nibley Nobblers - 15/6
Clean Sheets

Gianluca Curci - North Nibley Nobblers - 15/6
Ivan Pelizzoli - Sporting Arsenal - 16/4
Ricardo Vilar - Pina Nelas - 7/4

SFA Premiership Midway Season 4

Stewart Malcolm's Unathletic Madrid currently occupy top spot in the SFA premiership, But George Repdien's side Panathiniakos Repdien are hot on there tails & in a division where anyone is capable of beating everyone else whether these 2 stay where the are only time will tell

S.F.A. Premiership Team of The Week

GK:Antonio Mirante - Racing McChavburger - 22 - 7.02
RB:Eduardo Ratinho - Atletico Sheppey - 15 - 7.24
LB:Pape Gueye - Bene's Geordie Horses - 12 - 7.25
DC:Martin Caceres - Panathiniakos Repdien - 15 - 7.44
DC:Mathias Cahais - Panathiniakos Repdien - 15 - 7.22
RM:Jesus Mendez - Baloon FC - 21 - 7.34
LM:Christian Giminez - Jakswans - 14 - 7.26
CM:Pontus Wernbloom - Atletico Sheppey - 15 - 7.32
CM:Elton - atletico sheppey - 14 - 7.29
ST:Mohamadou Idrissou - Baloon FC - 20 - 7.31
ST:Ashkan Dejagah - Jakswans - 11 - 7.30

Top Goalscorer

Jacob Mulenga - Balloon FC - 19/13
Falcao - Inter Retrirement - 18/13
Renatinho - Deportivo Liverpool - 14/11

Most Assists

Elton - Atletico sheppey - 14/7
Jose Antonio Reyes - Racing McChavburger - 22/7
Camel Meriem - Inter Retirement - 18/7

Clean Sheets

Diego Barreto - Unathletic Madrdid - 24/11
Julio Cesar - Panathiniakos Repdien - 15/10
Sergio Asenjo - Macduff FC - 22/7

Unathletic Madrid Interview

Unathletic Madrid Managed by Stewart Malcolm

Are the first Team to win the SFA Premiership in Shearer.
There are only two teams to have played in every season of Division One of the SFA Active League and Madrid are on of those teams.
The team has been home to some big names one no other than former great Daniele De Rossi who was stunning in the Premiership winning team in Season 2 and off course Wanderley plays a pivotal role in the clubs fortunes.
In recent seasons Unathletic Madrid have been formidable opponents on the youth circuit rising to 13th in Youth World Rankings.
The Ally Macoist stadium has planned capacity of 27,000 home to a mainly hardcore support of 30,000.
The game describes the team as follows 'The side have been branded in recent times as a side with an extremely physical approach to the game. They battle hard and muscle the opposition off the ball and whilst this tactic isn't always the most beautiful to watch it ensures the side are not an opponent to be taken lightly.'
Onlookers were stunned when De Rossi was sold was it all part of a plot for world domination? We caught up with Stewart to find out his views on Fm Live and more importantly why was De Rossi sold!

First off your background did you play FM Live in Beta? No I didn't play in the beta but my friend did but being in the beta didn't seem to help him as I won the premiership and he was relegated to the bottom SFA league...needless to say he's not happy Impressions of Fm Live so far? It's been annoying, frustrating and painful but in some odd way great fun.

Whatever happens in Shearer and the SFA the most coveted title is the Premiership I guess you must be pretty proud to have won the first one? - Yeah I was shocked to win the first title as I thought I'd have been battling to avoid relegation I guess de rossi and wanderley just clicked it was a nervy finish as Jakswans and Inter Retirement chased me all the way, cheers for a great battle guys.

I was amazed when De Rossi was sold he was a Madrid legend in Shearer why did you sell him? - I sold de rossi for 2 reasons one his huge wages (62k) and secondly because anytime he got injured my team collapsed which basically showed I had a one man team and I wanted to get away from that. For a defensive midfielder he scored a ton of goals even scoring 5 in one game which most frontmen never achieve. I was sorry to let him go as he was dynamite but it was needed to allow me to rebuild the team. Who knows we may see him back in the premiership as the team that bought him are riding high in the championship.

On your profile page is says Wanderley is not for sale at any price, really any price? - Wanderley is my star youth find and is core to the team I am building, getting such a quality player for a sensible wage would be impossible in this day and age so yes he will never be for sale. Having said that he's not playing too well this season but I am trying out new formations so it's not surprising.

What are your long term aims in Shearer and who do you think will end up as Champions in Season Four and even Season Five! - My long term plan is to stay in the premiership and try and win a few more titles, maybe even a cup win and try and compete with the big boys in the gold cup. I'm also trying to break the stranglehold that Jak and Nick have on the youths atm so I have been working on my youth players. Despite the good start I've made to the season I still think Real Beziers are the team to beat so it will be interesting to see if they go on to win again or can somebody else (not me) stop them.