Lee >> wednesday august 11 - 23:50

Congratulations Stephen - obviously 13 is not an unlucky number for you!

Yid >> thursday august 12 - 09:58

Wow!!! I did not think i would come anywhere near winning the Youth Cup this season. :)

Stephen >> thursday august 12 - 12:41

Well done! That was a high scoring match. Liverpool has a strong youth team so you did well to overcome him

Yid >> friday august 13 - 12:10

Thank you Stephen.

Although in all honesty it was probably more luck than judgement lol.

Stephen >> friday august 13 - 12:39

The Cup is in the bag too now. Just a few more games to see if Seaburn can manage the perfect 38-0-0 record...

BakerMan >> sunday august 15 - 18:47

Well - straight shoot out with Melchester for 2nd place in the final game. I'm at home, but they can afford to draw - should be interesting. I hate finishing 3rd - miss out on any qualifying games for the Champ league or Europa, so 3rd place probably means I'd have to sell another player.

BakerMan >> sunday august 15 - 18:49

Oh - and congrats Stephen on number 13. Not the biggest shock, but we really have to start giving you something to work for - thought Melchester would be closer this year, I'm happy enough with my season considering the change of goalkeeper (to one who is under 30 instead of 704 years old)

Monk >> monday august 16 - 10:02

Congrats to Stephen on his title and cup win. He appears to be collecting majors now like the rest of us collect Panini stickers. I am hoping he is one of the three who have already applied to be the next England manager.

Well done to Yid too on his Youth Cup win. Don't underestimate the scale of this achievement. There are some very strong youth teams from Seaburn, Pridejay, Cardiff and others, so congratulations on making it onto the England Honours Board.

Either second or third for Melchester this season. I agree with BakerMan, I expected to do better and push Seaburn more, but a few weaknesses in my team cost me dear, so I'll go again next season. I don't mind whether I get Champs League qualifying or EL group stages (but I'll do my best to get the higher placing), both are good starting points but I was really pleased we appear to have scored highly for the league ranking this season, pushing us up to 7th. If we can all do as well again then our league can only get stronger. I hope other teams invest heavily in their squads and not just their facilities.

Good luck all in the transfer market.

Monk

Stephen >> monday august 16 - 18:37

And there it is: 38-0-0. 152 goals. Not quite as impressive as the season 52 effort where I notched 158 and conceded fewer than this time out, but the lads have done well.

The assists were spread around the field and while Addo was his usual deadly self, Shyamsundar has started to find the net more regularly too.  Lema and Choi have also begun to find their range.

Think there'll be some transfer activity at the Old Tram Shelter to freshen up the side and have another tilt at the CL. Lost in the QF to the eventual winners. Maybe a kinder draw could have me going a round or two further next time out?

And yes, I am standing for England manager after a long hiatus. In the words of Radiohead, "I trust I can rely oooooooon your vote."

nivsek >> tuesday august 17 - 07:09

Ya boy is back into League 1.

Also, congrats Stephen on winning the league and achieving the Invincible!

Stephen >> tuesday august 17 - 11:47

Welcome back @nivsek. I hope your team does not live up to its name this time round :)

Blackwhite >> tuesday august 17 - 12:48

General assessment of this Season:

Podium:

==> 1st : Seaburn Beach  (114 points)

==> 2nd : Jaypridee Town (93 points)

==> 3rd : Melchester Rovers (90 points)

PlayOffs for relegation:

• 18th: Collie Club
  
• 19th: Norwich FC
  

Direct relegation:

• 20th: Birmingham Hunter
  

Direct Promotion Division 2 to Division 1:

• We Lost
  

PlayOffs for Promotion :

• Fuschia FC
• Astons Villains
• SuDoku AFC
  
• Arsenal Football Club
  

England Cup winner:

• Seaburn Beach

England Under-21s Cup winner:

• Tottenham Hotspur FC
  

Champions League next season:

• Seaburn Beach (Group stage)
• Jaypridee Town (Qualifying round 3)

European League:

• Melchester Rovers (Group stage)
• Cardiff City FC (Qualifying Round 1)
• Liverpool City (Qualifying round 1)

U21 Champions Cup:

• Tottenham Hotspur FC
• Liverpool City
  

.............

League 1

Goal  Scorers

• Kouyaté Addo (Seaburn Beach): 77 goals
• Vitos Kairis (Melchester Rovers) : 47 goals
• Bing-de Ang (Jaypridee Town): 44 goals

Assist :

• Julian Echenique (Melchester Rovers) : 47 assists
• Archie Gildersleeve (Seaburn Beach) : 37 assists
• Dila Ohayon (Canvey Island) : 31 assists

Clean seets (Keepers) :

• Antoni Celaj (Melchester Rovers) : 18 Clean sheets
• Tyler Barbour (Jaypridee Town) : 18 Clean sheets
• Saip Mishaxhi (Seaburn Beach) : 15 Clean sheets

Best Atacks:

• Seaburn Beach : 152 goals scored
• Melchester Rovers : 117 goals scored
• Cardiff City : 105 goals scored

Best Defenses:

• Seaburn Beach : 17 goals conceded
• Jaypridee Town : 26 goals conceded
• Melchester Rovers: 31 goals conceded

Blackwhite >> tuesday august 17 - 12:51

Congratulations to Seaburn Beach and his manager Stephen for these new league and cup titles (19 championship ans 20 Cups)

Blackwhite >> tuesday august 17 - 12:53

For my team, it's a good season because we launched the construction of Stadium 11 while ensuring our maintenance in division 1

Yid >> tuesday august 17 - 17:29

Thank You Monk.