How's your clubs future shaping up?

Unlike chelsea, we are stacked with defenders, we need wingers.

We have: Clifford, Kane and Wallace for RB, Kalas, Bruma, Luiz, Rajkovic and Chalobah for CB and Van Aanholt, Bertrand and Gordon for LB. Loads.

Bartley, Miquel, Jenkinson and Gibbs are pretty much the extent of our defensive talents. At least two will be getting a healthy amount of first team action this season (Bartley at Rangers, Gibbs as our number one left back, fitness providing). Jenkinson will see a fair bit of action if Eboue leaves as expected. Not sure what's going on with Miquel.

But you know us; obsessed with midfielders. I don't know how I'm going to fit them all in in Football Manager 2012.

GoonerJay29 wrote:Bartley, Miquel, Jenkinson and Gibbs are pretty much the extent of our defensive talents. At least two will be getting a healthy amount of first team action this season (Bartley at Rangers, Gibbs as our number one left back, fitness providing). Jenkinson will see a fair bit of action if Eboue leaves as expected. Not sure what's going on with Miquel.

But you know us; obsessed with midfielders. I don't know how I'm going to fit them all in in Football Manager 2012.

that arsenal line-up isn't far from mine in fm 11 in 2016..... expect walcott on wings.... and Munian as Striker, no DM, Lansbury and Ramsey in the mid. Willy as AM.....and no miguel or Jenkinson

this thread is filled with premiere league club fans..

The Madrid One wrote:this thread is filled with premiere league club fans..

Excellent observation.

The Madrid One wrote:this thread is filled with premiere league club fans..

Ironic complaint from a La Liga fan.

no really im the only la liga guy that has posted in here other than omarish and zealous, its not a complaint just an observation lol u thought i was taking a dig huh

Surprised by the lack of Barcelona fans here.

Expected them to be here first.

english_jewel wrote:Surprised by the lack of Barcelona fans here.

Expected them to be here first.

inb4 khaled :lol!:

still we still have the (youngest) team

jese,morata,sarabia,canales coming in or back in a couple of years

Immaculate_Mole wrote:

english_jewel wrote:Surprised by the lack of Barcelona fans here.

Expected them to be here first.

inb4 khaled :lol!:

We have seen the future team in his signature enough.

Mainly because they are mainly glory boys and dont know nothing about their clubs.

Just in it for the Messi & Ronaldo love fests

english_jewel wrote:

We have seen the future team in his signature enough.

Minus Romeu, of course.

I'm sure the rest of that team will get picked off in due time. Wenger is an expert in the art of kidnapping, remember?

Real11 wrote:
Craig Gardner, Lee Cattermole and Simon Mignolet are still quite young as well and are proven in the Premier League

Indeed, we actually had the youngest average aged squad in the league last season.

GoonerJay29 wrote:

english_jewel wrote:

We have seen the future team in his signature enough.

Minus Romeu, of course.

I'm sure the rest of that team will get picked off in due time. Wenger is an expert in the art of kidnapping, remember?

He believes Romeu will be called back.

McLewis wrote:

Mirko Pigliacelli (18)

Alessandro Crescenzi (19) Luca Antei (19) Simone Sini (19) Jose Angel (21)


Federico Viviani (19) Valerio Verre (17) Andrea Bertolacci (20)


Erik Lamela (19)


Bojan (20) Stefano Okaka (21)

He didn't even get to participate in preseason training IIRC.

Very well. Our team is very young and our academies excelent. The Allianz will be payed off in a couple of years, and that means extra financial muscle to our already impressive economic situation. We have no debt as to speak of and we still attract and most importantly, retain top talent.

Damn, scanning through this thread, the amount of good players that we'll have across Europe will be tenfold the number that it is right now. Everyone wants to believe that they have have the "next [insert name]" or that the future is inevitably brighter in the academy rather than admitting that a club's own products are probably not be good enough to fend some overpriced, high-profile purchase, I guess.


Shakhtar's future is a mystery, only continued good scouting in South America will keep the club on top of Ukraine. It's anybody's guess as to whether that will happen or not.

For now, we have some players that might make something of themselves in winger Douglas Costa (20), centre back Serhiy Kryvtsov (20), and keeper Oleksandr Rybka (24).

InterMalia wrote:

McLewis wrote:

Mirko Pigliacelli (18)

Alessandro Crescenzi (19) Luca Antei (19) Simone Sini (19) Jose Angel (21)


Federico Viviani (19) Valerio Verre (17) Andrea Bertolacci (20)


Erik Lamela (19)


Bojan (20) Stefano Okaka (21)

He didn't even get to participate in preseason training IIRC.

Yet he played the full 90 against Vasas last week. That was a pre-season match.

He was also with the team at Brunico after returning from Bari.

How soon do you think you can get to 200m?

Shouldn't take too long since we've signed some good commercial deals, like the kit supplier deal with Warrior.
If we get back to the Champions League, that'll obviously help as well.

A new stadium would boost our match day income, but I'm not sure if we've got the funds to build that.

The thing is, though, that United could very well reach a £300m annual revenue in the coming years.

Insane. Imagine Higuain, Benzema, Morata, Ozil, Sarabia, Canales, Neymar, Jese, Di Maria and maybe Ronaldo all competing for attacking places? That is of course if we get Neymar and the youth prosepects turn out good.

McLewis wrote:

InterMalia wrote:

McLewis wrote:

Mirko Pigliacelli (18)

Alessandro Crescenzi (19) Luca Antei (19) Simone Sini (19) Jose Angel (21)


Federico Viviani (19) Valerio Verre (17) Andrea Bertolacci (20)


Erik Lamela (19)


Bojan (20) Stefano Okaka (21)

He didn't even get to participate in preseason training IIRC.

Yet he played the full 90 against Vasas last week. That was a pre-season match.

He was also with the team at Brunico after returning from Bari.

Football-italia messed up then..

“The lad is very upset and bitter,” agent Giampiero Pocetta told Rete Sport.

“Being excluded from the training camp was like a bucket of cold water over his head. Out of respect for his teammates, he accepted the situation.

http://www.football-italia.net/jul15dd.html

Damn, scanning through this thread, the amount of good players that we'll have across Europe will be tenfold the number that it is right now. Everyone wants to believe that they have have the "next [insert name]" or that the future is inevitably brighter in the academy rather than admitting that a club's own products are probably not be good enough to fend some overpriced, high-profile purchase, I guess.

Personally, I think the majority of the players I deem to be of a good talent will not become first team regulars for us. I was merely listing some of the better ones.

I can almost guarantee that our midfield in a couple of years will have Ramsey and Wilshere together, though.

A new stadium would boost our match day income, but I'm not sure if we've got the funds to build that.

You could just take out a loan. This sort of debt is actually supported by FFP.

InterMalia wrote:

McLewis wrote:

InterMalia wrote:

McLewis wrote:

Mirko Pigliacelli (18)

Alessandro Crescenzi (19) Luca Antei (19) Simone Sini (19) Jose Angel (21)


Federico Viviani (19) Valerio Verre (17) Andrea Bertolacci (20)


Erik Lamela (19)


Bojan (20) Stefano Okaka (21)

He didn't even get to participate in preseason training IIRC.

Yet he played the full 90 against Vasas last week. That was a pre-season match.

He was also with the team at Brunico after returning from Bari.

Football-italia messed up then..

“The lad is very upset and bitter,” agent Giampiero Pocetta told Rete Sport.

“Being excluded from the training camp was like a bucket of cold water over his head. Out of respect for his teammates, he accepted the situation.

http://www.football-italia.net/jul15dd.html

The report is only partially true. He was not frozen out entirely. Enrique didn't know that Okaka wanted to stay or go so he excluded him until the player made a decision. That Okaka featured at all against Vasas indicates the decision he made.

justdoit_ wrote:Damn, scanning through this thread, the amount of good players that we'll have across Europe will be tenfold the number that it is right now. Everyone wants to believe that they have have the "next [insert name]" or that the future is inevitably brighter in the academy rather than admitting that a club's own products are probably not be good enough to fend some overpriced, high-profile purchase, I guess.


Shakhtar's future is a mystery, only continued good scouting in South America will keep the club on top of Ukraine. It's anybody's guess as to whether that will happen or not.

For now, we have some players that might make something of themselves in winger Douglas Costa (20), centre back Serhiy Kryvtsov (20), and keeper Oleksandr Rybka (24).

i don't think anyone is listing these line ups thinking that will be there starting XI 5 years down the line, but merely the top prospects at each position in the system now...of course players are gonna be bought, the transfer market isn't gonna merely disappear in the next 5-10 years

McLewis wrote:

InterMalia wrote:

McLewis wrote:

InterMalia wrote:

McLewis wrote:

Mirko Pigliacelli (18)

Alessandro Crescenzi (19) Luca Antei (19) Simone Sini (19) Jose Angel (21)


Federico Viviani (19) Valerio Verre (17) Andrea Bertolacci (20)


Erik Lamela (19)


Bojan (20) Stefano Okaka (21)

He didn't even get to participate in preseason training IIRC.

Yet he played the full 90 against Vasas last week. That was a pre-season match.

He was also with the team at Brunico after returning from Bari.

Football-italia messed up then..

“The lad is very upset and bitter,” agent Giampiero Pocetta told Rete Sport.

“Being excluded from the training camp was like a bucket of cold water over his head. Out of respect for his teammates, he accepted the situation.

http://www.football-italia.net/jul15dd.html

The report is only partially true. He was not frozen out entirely. Enrique didn't know that Okaka wanted to stay or go so he excluded him until the player made a decision. That Okaka featured at all against Vasas indicates the decision he made.

Good for Roma. He can rob any defender with his physic.
Only for him to miss a sitter though