Best in The West, The Robins Flight to The Top

More changes to tactics and a couple signings have certainly helped. Definitely find it more challenging this year gameplay wise which is good

You're hard on Plymouth Argyle, first beating them 4-0 and then signing their top scorer. There are certainly going down, and Rooney's career as manager could well be over, almost before it has even begun.

I like the signing very much, using in game statistics and performances as the motivation to sign a player.

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@JustinCase0110 wrote:

You're hard on Plymouth Argyle, first beating them 4-0 and then signing their top scorer. There are certainly going down, and Rooney's career as manager could well be over, almost before it has even begun.

I like the signing very much, using in game statistics and performances as the motivation to sign a player.

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It was kinda because of the intro of that game the commentators not shutting up about him is why I looked into him

Hadn't planned anymore than the one initially, but thought this works for now. The permanent signing of Yu Hirakawa was mentioned purely because his parent club isn't in the game

Right when it looked like you were turning it around, results slipped again. You are safe now at least so the main goal is accomplished. 

Hardie's had a good start, it seems. A goal vs both Oxford, Stoke and Boro, unfortunately losing the lead in two of those.

Having put the relegation zone at a 14 points distance, you can now afford to think more ahead. Perhaps a few first team games for the youngster, you were forced to promote? It's always difficult to rely too much on young players, when you're in a title race or a battle to avoid relegation. Finding yourself in a midtable position should be the ideal position to be in, if you want to build the squad for the future.

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@JustinCase0110 wrote:

Hardie's had a good start, it seems. A goal vs both Oxford, Stoke and Boro, unfortunately losing the lead in two of those.

Having put the relegation zone at a 14 points distance, you can now afford to think more ahead. Perhaps a few first team games for the youngster, you were forced to promote? It's always difficult to rely too much on young players, when you're in a title race or a battle to avoid relegation. Finding yourself in a midtable position should be the ideal position to be in, if you want to build the squad for the future.

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Certainly rotating a little more now I'm confident we're safe

"Spurs win a trophy", now I know it's fiction... 🙌

@Danimal5981

Not Nice!

This just became my favorite story to follow...

Nice update on the youth win. Out of that group, who are you looking forward to using the most with the first team (if any)?