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Join Date: Apr 2009
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Managing: Olympiakos
Season: 1st
Division: Superleague
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It is the first time a thread like that is created if I am not mistaken.Let's keep it active while enjoying your game in the Greek Championship.Anyone who wants to play in Greek Superleague must have in mind that there are two big teams: Olympiakos and Panathinaikos(they have the biggest budget,around 5-10 millions).The 3rd team is AEK and all the rest are PAOK,Aris,Larisa,Xanthi etc.As for me, I may enable the third division via editor and I will manage a lower-division team with a target to promote in the Greek Superleague and of course, win throphies.
Ask me if you want any help and... ...Enjoy the game!!!
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Probably gonna play a save with AEK to lead them to glory as I did on FM09 (4 consecutive league titles plus appearances in UEFA and Champions Cup semi-finals). Third division is an excellent addition as there are a lot of Fallen Giants to manage.
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Managing: Panetolikos
Season: 2009/10
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After having success with a second division side in Iceland on FM09 (or about as much success as you possibly can with an Icelandic team) I've started as Panaitolikos (but I have since found out that FM has spelled their name wrong- it is actually Panetolikos. Also, they are nicknamed the Canaries, which pleases me) in the Greek second tier.
So, yeah, I have played three league games, and have seven points, which leaves me one place and one point the leaders, with a game in hand. I also have Panathinaikos at home in the cup coming up, so I'm pleased with how this going so far. Feels like I'm cheating though, because this Bosnian lad, Emir Hadzic, is pretty much English Premier League standard. |
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Not happy. My unbeaten record is now over, thanks to having four players away on international duty. Why was the game not postponed?
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Second division games are not postponed due to international duties, since not many players from that division participate in their international teams. You were just unlucky (or lucky actually) to have players of that calibre.
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Managing: Olympiakos
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Still doesn't make it fair
![]() Anyway, I have not made many signings. I have signed Giorgos Katsikas on loan from Iraklis, my new feeder club, and Lukasz Piatek from Polonia Warsaw for £110k. I have sold Ilias Manikas to Olympiakos Volou for £45k, and Makis Belevonis to Veroia for £20k. |
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After 22 games I am nine points clear of third place. Helped by a run of nine wins and two draws in my last 11 games, including wins in all six since Christmas.
I'm going up
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So, I was top, and still looking comfortable with six games to go, when my best central midfielder injures himself, and I only pick up one point in the next four games.
I dropped to second, which isn't the end of the world, when he returns. But this game, the penultimate game, is against Olympiakos Volou, who had just leapfrogged me to go top. So there I am, 2-0 down to them at home, and my hands hurting from smacking my desk. I had blown it, seemingly. But wait! Three goals in the first quarter of an hour of the second half saw me go 3-2 up. I held on, and I was back in business. Top of league with one game left, on 61 points. Olympiakos Volou and Pierikos had 59, with Panserraikos on 58. So, I go into the last game knowing that a win at Ethnikos Asteras would see me win the league, and a draw would probably be good enough for promotion, if not the title. The top four positions were changing throughout the game. By half time, when I was 2-0 down, I was down to third. Shit. I pulled one back, before Ethnikos scored again and I replied, and it ended 3-2 ![]() But all was not lost. Panserraikos were beating Pierikos, and were going above me on goal difference (the head-to-head was level as both games were draws), and that was pretty much settled, because although they started the day behind me on goal difference, they were winning comfortably. However, Olympiakos Volou then conceded, with thrilled me. They were 1-1 going into stoppage time, when my match ended, and I thought I had safely secured a place in the Super League next season. But no. The bastards went and scored in the 94th fucking minute and won, meaning I dropped to third, and have to go through this silly Playoff thing. Basically, a Champions League style group of four teams, who play each other home and away. At least the team who finishes third gets to start on two points and fourth place has one, but still, my players bottled it in a big way. I'm gutted
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