Homecoming 2.0 - 2026 onwards...

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@JustinCase0110 wrote:

The deleted pages will come up again soon, so the chronology is back in order. Sorry about the confusion.

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Great, so before the final game it's

1. København 66 (+4)
2. Brøndby 64 (+3)
3. Viborg 63 (+11)
4. Nordsjælland 59 (+4)

So, the top three could change every second: exciting, nerve wrecking...

I really like your blog idea for a player in the team breaking through. Have you ever done a my player story. In the future you could make a great player career with the blogs. Anyway really enjoying the story so far 🙂

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@Danimal5981 wrote:

Great, so before the final game it's

1. København 66 (+4)
2. Brøndby 64 (+3)
3. Viborg 63 (+11)
4. Nordsjælland 59 (+4)

So, the top three could change every second: exciting, nerve wrecking...

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Yes, exactly. Except Viborg having a +7 goal difference. 8-4 after 8 games in the "slutspil". 3-0 win in match 9. 11-4, that's +7. 

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@thomashunter2199 wrote:

I really like your blog idea for a player in the team breaking through. Have you ever done a my player story. In the future you could make a great player career with the blogs. Anyway really enjoying the story so far 🙂

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Thanks mate! And no, I've never played a player career. I think I tried it once it came out as a new thing, but it's the manager part that intrigues me, buying and selling players, building something good and sustainable. 

The only thing that changes from save to save is the way I try to tell the story. For now I have game by game updates, but I've also done packages of 4-5 games per update and so on. And now we read it from a player's point of view, this has also been written from the manager's point of view, or via updates from the club's website etc. There are many ways to do this, but I find it to be a bit hard to choose what it "best" for me. I like this one though, but one needs a proper talent, before it's possible, I reckon.

Well done: a very respectable 2nd place for a small team like Viborg. It was a demonstration of how far one can get by just keeping it tight at the back for most of the time. You'll always have a shot or two at goal each game, so then it's just a matter of efficiency. Into the Champions League then!