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Looking good to retain your title with such a tight backline. Just 1 goal conceded? Definitely title form although obviously there's still a long way to go.
These three job offers came through in one day. Now I have a decision to make. Do I want to step back into International Management?
Wales have qualified for the 2022 World Cup whilst the other two havent.
I wouldn't be that tempted by any of them.
Go and coach bosnia / herzogovina! they got the potential!
Tough group you're in. Congrats on winning the league and FA Cup last season
SRL88's Career - October 2021 - Liverpool FC
Premier League
A bit of a frustrarting month in a way. It looks like the defeat to City had an affect on the defence as we failed to keep a clean sheet but we also managed to win 3 of our 4 games. Comprehensive wins over West Ham & WBA were pretty straight forward but we had to battle hard to beat Chelsea. We conceded two sloppy goals, something which I had to warn our goalkeeper about. Although we won 3-2, we were pretty lucky. We went a goal down, equilised, went 2-1 up, conceded and then Raheem Sterling scored a late winner to grab us three points. Against Blackburn however we were dreadfull. In one of those games which said we had 6 shots and I never actually got to see a shot at all, we conceded a 92nd minute goal to lose 1-0.
League Cup
A very solid win with the reserves/fringe players. We set up a tie against the side who beat us in last seasons Final, Man Utd in this seasons Quater-Final.
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October 2021 - Continued
Champions League
We suffered our first defeat in Europe against mega-rich PSG by conceding a late goal. We played played pretty well in an even affair and all is not lost.
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You may be going along pretty well in all competitions, but good grief you conceded alot goals throughout the month!
I wouldnt be concerned about the Champions League, you've got three games to go yet, and as you said, you performed well in defeat away against PSG.
just spent the last 3 hours reading all of this - fantastic thread you've got going on here! incredible career you've had, to go from Turkey's second division to Premier League champions and three time FA cup champions in 10 seasons is nothing short of magnificent.
also, as I was reading the thread I noticed something but don't recall you picking up on it - Andy Lancaster of Liverpool, is it the same Lancaster you managed with Darlington in League 1/2? (I can't recall which one it was) small world...
JDownie - I believe it is the same Andy Lancaster - as Darlington he got Liverpool as a feeder club.
Unlucky against PSG but you will win the group
SRL88's Career - November 2021 - Liverpool FC
Premier League
A much better month for us. A nice 100% record and also keeping two clean sheets as well is a huge bonus. We started with a comfortable win before a very tough game against Swansea. They really took the game to us and we were lucky to take all three points. The big win of the month however came against Arsenal as we battered them. An impressive afternoon for us as we climbed back to the top of the table and saw me grab another Manager of the Month Award.
Champions League
An excellent couple of results as well in Europe. We got revenge on PSG for the defeat in Paris with a comprehensive win at Anfield and followed it up with a big win in Salzburg to qualify from the group and go into the final game against Malaga at home in top spot
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SRL88's Career - December 2021 - Liverpool FC
Premier League
What a tough Christmas period we had. I mean come on, look at the last 3 fixtures. 3 games in 3 days!!! All the sides had to go through it so it wasnt just us. We started a tough winter period with a hard fought win over Newcastle, a game which I celebrated like we had won the league due to the number of attacking players we had out injured. A very, very, very, very, very annoying 1-0 defeat aginst Man Utd followed. I dont think I done the match justice with enough very's because we battered them. 18 shots to their 4 and they won 1-0. Typical!!! We did however go on a nice run of 4 wins with great results against Villa & Everton as well as wins against Fulham and Leicester. Happy to be sitting top going into the New Year.
League Cup
A 0-0 draw against United in the League Cup resulted in a penalty shoot-out which we won to remove the heartache of last season's Final to move into the Semi-Finals. We will have a tough test to reach the Final as we will play Man City.
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December 2021 - Continued
Champions League
A comfortable win over Malaga see's us top the group in our first season back in the Champions League. Just one defeat along the way as we performed really well. We will face Sampdoria in the next round.
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The largest stadium in the Premiership? I presume Man Utd still have a larger ground than you?
Have just picked up on this thread.
What an amazing read.
Well done on your journey
SRL88's Career - January 2022 - Liverpool FC
Premier League
The league has slowly turned into a two horse race by the looks of things. A pretty good month for us, especially the way we bounced back after the disappointment against Blackpool. I made to many changes, expecting victory against the team who were bottom of the league and we were lucky. We found ourselves 2-0 down until the last 10 minutes and we managed to somehow come away with a draw. What followed were two solid performances against Middlesbrough and QPR before we comprehensively beat Spurs with an impressive 4-0 win.
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January 2022 - Continued
FA Cup
A comfortable win against Sheffield Wednesday gave us an away tie to Champioship side Birmingham who manged to frustrate us and force a replay.
League Cup
We exit the League Cup this year at the Semi-Final stage. We deserved to win the first leg, but were blown away in the return tie and Man City deserve their place in the Final. The ties however did see us break our attendance record and also saw me reach 100 games for Liverpool.
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SRL88's Career - February 2022 - Liverpool FC
Premier League
How frustrating!! We continue to struggle against Man City, especially away from home and we were destroyed at the Etihad 4-0. Our worst performance under my management. Two solid wins against West Ham & Sunderland didnt hide the problems as we lost to a poor Chelsea side and find ourselves in 2nd place.
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February 2022 - Continued
Champions League
A brilliant, brilliant win in Italy over Sampdoria sets us up for passage into the Quater-Finals. We went 1-0 up early on and I changed things so we could soak up pressure and hit them on the counter and it worked a treat.
FA Cup
It took us Extra Time to beat Birmingham, much to my annoyance, but we got through. We once again struggled in the FA Cup away to WBA. We found ourselves behind on 3 occassions and managed to score a 92nd minute goal to save the tie and take them to a replay.
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A good January in the league, hut February wasn't the best. Still got more than enough time to make up the gap though.
In all competitions though you are still conceding a fair amount of goals!
I like the look of Josh Russell.
SRL88's Career - March 2022 - Liverpool FC
Premier League
Much, much better work from us. We have managed to cut the defensive errors and become a more solid unit. We performed poor away to WBA once again but after that we sorted ourselves out. We were helped massively by Man City's shock 3-0 away defeat to Swansea and then losing 3-1 at home to Arsenal in their next game as we opened up a 3pt gap at the top of the table.
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March 2022 - Continued
Champions League
Another nice win over Sampdoria set up a Quater-Final tie against Bayern and we managed to win what can only be described as the perfect away performance in Europe by hitting them on the counter to win 2-1 and take a great advantage into the return leg at Anfield. Having had our stadium expansion we continue to see the reqards. If we manage to get through we will face either AC Milan or Leverkusen in the Semi-Final.
FA Cup
Another replay, another Extra Time win (with 10 men) against WBA this time saw us set up a Quater-Final game against Fulham which we comfortably won. The Semi-Final see's a all Merseyside Derby against Everton. The winners will face either Newcastle or Swansea.
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Looking good at the moment and it will be close run but I have the confidence you can come out on top.
fantastic read although did take a large chunk of my day! ....hope you finish it out now and win the league as well and champs
How often do you play you seem to fly through seasons whereas it takes me for ever and I lose motivation to play with the long seasons do you just watch commentary or something??
Going to be a nail-biter by the looks of it. Got a couple of tough away fixtures too. Good luck!
Hang about, I've had that before on FM11, having a similar run of fixtures to your rivals so one of you is playing the same team the other just did. Strange thing.
Just to let you all know that my Internet has run out again and I wont get it back on until the 5th March. I have finished the season though and have a few updates to do. Looking forward to getting them back up.
How does your internet "run out"?
ah, sucks that you're out of usage for another few days. However, I anticipate the end to your season very much As you are Liverpool up against City, I don't really want to see you succeed. At the same time though, the work you've accomplished is pretty remarkable so I don't think I can begrudge you one little league title
Need to sort your internet out, man. Can't leave us hanging like that! ;o)
Spent large amounts of my afternoon browsing through here only to find I'm left in suspense!!!!
Cracking read, I especially enjoyed the Darlington 'chapters' if you like. I will now become a regular viewer of your career.
hahah lovely lady man, you're lucky she lets you play so much hoping for an update as soon as you can, keep up the good work!
She is going out tonight though because I said I want a game on FM without her twisting .
Just to let you all know, at midnight tonight my Internet comes back on so I will be updating then .
SRL88's Career - April 2022 - Liverpool FC
Premier League
So we go into the final two games of the season in a nail biting position. We are top of the league by just 2 goals. Just the one blip in April away to Arsenal in a very average performance, but we bounced back well with some massive victories. We had to scrap for the win over Newcastle with the pressure firmly on our shoulders and we followed that with three fantastic wins without conceding, the best being away to Man Utd in a solid 2-0 win.
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April 2022 - Continued
FA Cup
A very solid win over Everton in the FA Cup Semi-Final takes me into my fourth Final in a row as a Manager. In doing so we set a new FA Cup record and ensured we will face Newcastle in the Final.
Champions League
So our fine efforts in Europe come to an end at the Semi-Final stage. We done really well to get past Bayern to reach the Semi's, but over two legs, Milan were just to strong for us.
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FA Cup FinalRoad to Wembley
We needed a couple of replays to reach Wembley and we were also on the brink of being knocked out against WBA away from home but saved a draw in injury time.
Like ourselves, Newcastle have required a couple of replays but have still had some strong showings to reach the Final.
So bloody frustrating. We should have been well out of sight but somehow we just couldnt find the net and when we did we didnt hold onto it for very long. We gave away a sloppy penalty to give Newcastle the chance to level it. It was all us from then on and we should have battered them. Much to my suprise they took the lead in extra time but Rob Wilson grabbed an equiliser for us to force penalties. Luck wasnt on our side though as we failed to lift the FA Cup for a second season.
SRL88's Career - May 2022 - Liverpool FC
Premier League
Arrrrgh, absolutely gutted. Despite our best efforts and a great winning run till the end of the season we just couldnt do it. I knew it was all over really when in their second last gam Man City thrashed Leicester 6-0. To lose it on goal difference is sickening, but we put up our best efforts and just wernt strong enough.
FA Cup
A penalty defeat to Newcastle in the FA Cup Final in a game we dominated. Such a shame when we should have been out of sight.
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A very harsh end to an otherwise fantastic season for you. Unlucky! You've come far with Liverpool in a short time though and I'm sure that next year will be your year!
SRL88's Career - Season Review - 2021/22 - Liverpool FC
Premier League - Results 1 - Results 2 (2nd)
A horrible feeling at the end of the season, especially with how well we played in the run-in. To lose out on goal difference is a horrible feeling but its something we need to forget quickly if we are to challenge for honours again next season. We still had a good season and showed that last season wasnt a one off as we were at the top of the league for most of the season.
FA Cup (Runners-Up)
Sadly we couldnt retain our trophy as we lost on penalties to Newcastle at Wembley. We really shouldnt have as we dominated the match but just couldnt make our chances count.
League Cup (Lost in Semi-Final)
A good showing in the other cup competition but Man City proved to strong as we exited at the Semi-Final stage.
Community Shield (Winners)
We started the season in impressive fashion by lifting a trophy in the season opener with a 1-0 win over Man Utd.
Champions League (Lost in Semi-Final)
An excellent campaign for us back in Europe's big time. We topped the group pretty easily and followed this up with impressive wins over Sampdoria and Bayern before exiting to AC Milan.
Transfers - Finances
Another season filled with transfer activity to strengthen the squad.
The finances are also in a healthy position.
A very good squad, but a good squad with ageing legs whose contracts are expiring and I wont be renewing them. Its going to be an interesting summer with the squad we currently have. Watch this space!!!
My Top 3 Players
Kyriakos Papadopoulos - The clubs new captain had a big season for us and took the importance of the armband in his stride.
Dan Cousins - A great season for the Englishman. Replaced Stevan Jovetic as our main AM and he stepped up to the plate.
Chris Ord - The main man and goalscoring machine. Another great season.
Next Season?Code:----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Season | Team | League | Country | League Position | Notes | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | 2011/12 | Kirklareli Spor | Second Division Group A | Turkey | 5th | Play-Off Quater Finalists | | 2012/13 | Kirklareli Spor | Second Division Group A | Turkey | 3rd | Play-Off Semi Finalists | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | 2013/14 | Darlington | Blue Square Premier | England | 4th | Play-Off Semi Finalists, FA Trophy Runners-Up, | Appointed in October | | 2014/15 | Darlington | Blue Square Premier | England | 2nd | Promoted via Play-Offs, FA Trophy Runners-Up | | 2015/16 | Darlington | League Two | England | 3rd | Promoted | | 2016/17 | Darlington | League One | England | 5th | Promoted via Play-Offs | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | 2017/18 | Blackpool | Championship | England | 3rd | Promoted via Play-Off's | | 2018/19 | Blackpool | Premier League | England | - | Resigned in November | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | 2018/19 | Aston Villa | Premier League | England | 10th | Appointed in November, FA Cup Winners | | 2019/20 | Aston Villa | Premier League | England | 4th | FA Cup Winners, League Cup Runners-Up, | Champions League Qualification | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | 2020/21 | Liverpool | Premier League | England | 1st | Premier League & FA Cup Winners | League Cup & Europa League Runners-Up | | 2021/22 | Liverpool | Premier League | England | 2nd | Premier League & FA Cup Runners-Up | League Cup & Champions League Semi-Final |
Its another stage of rebuilding at Anfield. The older players are slowly going out the door and that will continue in the summer. I also dont want to spend big either and would rather rely on free's this summer. I feel the squad is good enough so there isnt much need for change. The younger players will get more of a chance to.
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How are my Former Clubs Doing?
Kirklareli Spor
A very poor season for the Turks.Code:------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | Season | League | League Position | Notes | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | 2013/14 | Second Division Group A | 11th | - | | 2014/15 | Second Division Group A | 9th | - | | 2015/16 | Second Division Group A | 5th | Lost in Play-Off Semi Final | | 2016/17 | Second Division Group A | 5th | Lost in Play-Off Semi Final | | 2017/18 | Second Division Group A | 6th | - | | 2018/19 | Second Division Group A | 6th | - | | 2019/20 | Second Division Group A | 3rd | Lost in Play-Off Semi Final | | 2020/21 | Second Division Group A | 7th | - | | 2021/22 | Second Division Group A | 10th | - |
Darlington FC
Sadly Darlo couldnt survive at Championship level again, but they put up a much better fight than last time around.Code:------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | Season | League | League Position | Notes | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | 2017/18 | Championship | 24th | Relegated | | 2018/19 | League One | 20th | - | | 2019/20 | League One | 8th | - | | 2020/21 | League One | 3rd | Play-Off Winners, Promoted | | 2021/22 | Championship | 22nd | Relegated |
Blackpool FC
Another of my former clubs with an immediate return to a lower level.Code:------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Season | League | League Position | Notes | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | 2018/19 | Premier League | 18th | Resigned in November, Relegated, Carling Cup SF | | 2019/20 | Championship | 13th | - | | 2020/21 | Championship | 2nd | Promoted | | 2021/22 | Premier League | 19th | Relegated |
Aston Villa
Another step backwards, but by no means an awful season.Code:---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Season | League | League Position | Notes | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | 2020/21 | Premier League | 5th | Carling Cup SF | | 2021/22 | Premier League | 7th | - |
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A Look Around The World
Club - Domestic
English Premier League
2011/12 - 1st Man Utd 2nd Chelsea 3rd Man City
2012/13 - 1st Man Utd 2nd Arsenal 3rd Liverpool
2013/14 - 1st Liverpool 2nd Chelsea 3rd Man Utd
2014/15 - 1st Man Utd 2nd Liverpool 3rd Arsenal
2015/16 - 1st Man Utd 2nd Chelsea 3rd Man City
2016/17 - 1st Man Utd 2nd Man City 3rd Liverpool
2017/18 - 1st Arsenal 2nd Liverpool 3rd Chelsea
2018/19 - 1st Arsenal 2nd Man City 3rd Liverpool
2019/20 - 1st Man Utd 2nd Arsenal 3rd Sunderland
2020/21 - 1st Liverpool 2nd Man Utd 3rd Arsenal
2021/22 - 1st Man City 2nd Liverpool 3rd Arsenal
FA Cup
2011/12 - Winners Tottenham Runners-Up Everton
2012/13 - Winners West Ham Runners-Up Liverpool
2013/14 - Winners Man Utd Runners-Up Norwich
2014/15 - Winners Wolves Runners-Up Birmingham
2015/16 - Winners Arsenal Runners-Up Barnsley
2016/17 - Winners Leicester Runners-Up Chelsea
2017/18 - Winners Everton Runners-Up Arsenal
2018/19 - Winners Aston Villa Runners-Up Leicester
2019/20 - Winners Aston Villa Runners-Up Chelsea
2020/21 - Winners Liverpool Runners-Up Stoke
2021/22 - Winners Newcastle Runners-Up Liverpool
League Cup
2011/12 - Winners Fulham Runners-Up Reading
2012/13 - Winners Tottenham Runners-Up West Brom
2013/14 - Winners Wolves Runners-Up Chelsea
2014/15 - Winners Arsenal Runners-Up Aston Villa
2015/16 - Winners Arsenal Runners-Up Liverpool
2016/17 - Winners West Brom Runners-Up Man City
2017/18 - Winners Liverpool Runners-Up Man City
2018/19 - Winners Arsenal Runners-Up Norwich
2019/20 - Winners Leicester Runners-Up Aston Villa
2020/21 - Winners Man Utd Runners-Up Liverpool
2021/22 - Winners Man City Runners-Up Wolves
La Liga
2011/12 - 1st Barcelona 2nd Real Madrid 3rd Athletic Club
2012/13 - 1st Real Madrid 2nd Barcelona 3rd Villarreal
2013/14 - 1st Real Madrid 2nd Athletic Club 3rd Barcelona
2014/15 - 1st Real Madrid 2nd Barcelona 3rd Valencia
2015/16 - 1st Barcelona 2nd Real Madrid 3rd At. Madrid
2016/17 - 1st At.Madrid 2nd Barcelona 3rd Real Madrid
2017/18 - 1st Real Madrid 2nd Barcelona 3rd At.Madrid
2018/19 - 1st At.Madrid 2nd Barcelona 3rd Malaga
2019/20 - 1st Barcelona 2nd Real Madrid 3rd At.Madrid
2020/21 - 1st Real Madrid 2nd At.Madrid 3rd Barcelona
2021/22 - 1st At.Madrid 2nd Real Madrid 3rd Barcelona
2011/12 - 1st Bayern Munich 2nd Werder Bremen 3rd Schalke
2012/13 - 1st Dortmund 2nd Bayern Munich 3rd Schalke
2013/14 - 1st Leverkusen 2nd Dortmund 3rd Bayern Munich
2014/15 - 1st Leverkusen 2nd Bayern Munich 3rd Schalke
2015/16 - 1st Bayern Munich 2nd Schalke 3rd Leverkusen
2016/17 - 1st Bayern Munich 2nd Schalke 3rd Leverkusen
2017/18 - 1st Bayern Munich 2nd Leverkusen 3rd Dortmund
2018/19 - 1st Bayern Munich 2nd Schalke 3rd Dortmund
2019/20 - 1st Bayern Munich 2nd Dortmund 3rd Hoffenheim
2020/21 - 1st Bayern Munich 2nd Hannover 3rd Leverkusen
2021/22 - 1st Bayern Munich 2nd Freiburg 3rd Leverkusen
Serie A
2011/12 - 1st AC Milan 2nd Napoli 3rd Lazio
2012/13 - 1st Inter 2nd Juventus 3rd Napoli
2013/14 - 1st AC Milan 2nd Inter 3rd Juventus
2014/15 - 1st AC Milan 2nd Inter 3rd Sampdoria
2015/16 - 1st AC Milan 2nd Parma 3rd Palermo
2016/17 - 1st Palermo 2nd AC Milan 3rd Fiorentina
2017/18 - 1st AC Milan 2nd Cagliari 3rd Juventus
2018/19 - 1st AC Milan 2nd Sampdoria 3rd Fiorentina
2019/20 - 1st Palermo 2nd Inter 3rd AC Milan
2020/21 - 1st AC Milan 2nd Palermo 3rd Sampdoria
2021/22 - 1st Fiorentina 2nd Palermo 3rd AC Milan
French Ligue 1
2011/12 - 1st Valenciennes 2nd Bordeaux 3rd Marseille
2012/13 - 1st Lyon 2nd Marseille 3rd Sochaux
2013/14 - 1st Lyon 2nd PSG 3rd RC Lens
2014/15 - 1st Lyon 2nd PSG 3rd Marseille
2015/16 - 1st PSG 2nd Lyon 3rd Marseille
2016/17 - 1st Lyon 2nd PSG 3rd Marseille
2017/18 - 1st Lyon 2nd PSG 3rd Marseille
2018/19 - 1st Marseille 2nd PSG 3rd RC Lens
2019/20 - 1st PSG 2nd Toulouse 3rd Lyon
2020/21 - 1st Marseille 2nd PSG 3rd Lyon
2021/22 - 1st Toulouse 2nd PSG 3rd Marseille
Club - Europe
Champions League
2011/12 - Winners Bayern Munich Runners-Up Man Utd
2012/13 - Winners AC Milan Runners-Up Barcelona
2013/14 - Winners Arsenal Runners-Up Liverpool
2014/15 - Winners PSG Runners-Up Barcelona
2015/16 - Winners AC Milan Runners-Up At. Madrid
2016/17 - Winners Barcelona Runners-Up Real Madrid
2017/18 - Winners Liverpool Runners-Up Bayern Munich
2018/19 - Winners Bayern Munich Runners-Up Arsenal
2019/20 - Winners Man Utd Runners-Up Barcelona
2020/21 - Winners Marseille Runners-Up Palermo
2021/22 - Winners AC Milan Runners-Up Barcelona
Europa League
2011/12 - Winners Arsenal Runners-Up Rubin Kazan
2012/13 - Winners Bayern Munich Runners-Up Porto
2013/14 - Winners Chelsea Runners-Up Napoli
2014/15 - Winners Benfica Runners-Up Bayern Munich
2015/16 - Winners Man City Runners-Up Aston Villa
2016/17 - Winners Liverpool Runners-Up Roma
2017/18 - Winners Arsenal Runners-Up Lyon
2018/19 - Winners Betis Runners-Up Tottenham
2019/20 - Winners Real Madrid Runners-Up Chelsea
2020/21 - Winners Betis Runners-Up Liverpool
2021/22 - Winners Porto Runners-Up Toulouse
World Cup
2014 - Winners France Runners-Up Ghana 3rd Place England Hosts Brazil
2018 - Winners France Runners-Up Belgium 3rd Place Spain Hosts Russia
2022 - Winners Germany Runners-Up Italy 3rd Place Mexico Hosts Qatar
European Championships
2012 - Winners Germany Runners-Up France Hosts Ukraine/Poland
2016 - Winners Spain Runners-Up Belgium Hosts France
2020 - Winners Croatia Runners-Up Russia Hosts Belgium
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So close to winning absolutely everything this season, hopefully you'll fare better without the distraction of the Community Shield
What a gutting end to the season.
Still a very good performance though.
Roll on next season
So close to winning everything,hope the rebuilding can be successful for you.
Bad luck, still it''s great that you are at the business end of nearly every tournament.
Good luck for next season
At least you lost to the champions in the Champions League!
A shame that you were so close in the FA cup and the league but a good season never the less.
Wow, that is really unlucky; not only to lose the cup final, but the league on goal difference
Man City must have scored a bucketful in the last few games!
Unlucky in pulling up short this season!
SRL88's Career - New Job Update - Argentina
Name: Argentina
Nickname: The White and Sky Blue
Stadium: Antonio Vespucio Liberti (64,645 - 25,685 seater)
So I am back in International Management with Argentina following a disappointing 2022 World Cup which resulted in a 2nd Round exit to Nigeria which led to the resignation of Claudio Borghi. I was offered the England, Spain, Germany & Brazil jobs but decided to take up the challenge of Argentina.
Copa America:- Win it
My Expectations:
Copa America:- I have to go for the win or there will be huge pressure on my shoulders.
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SRL88's Career - Season Preview - 2022/23 - Liverpool FC
Board Expectations:
Premier League: Challenge for the Title
Champions League: Reach the Quater-Final
FA Cup: Reach the Semi-Final
League Cup: Not Important
My Expectations:
Premier League: I want to regain our crown
Champions League: Another nice run would be handy
FA Cup: Im liking this competition so another trip to Wembley wouldnt be bad
League Cup: Not to fussed
Transfer: £154m
Wage: £2,718,444 (Currently spending £1,540,232)
Balance: £101,948,283 (-£3,029,090 since last season)
Key Player(s):
Augusto - Had a big debut season and interest is brewing in him. Will need him to keep focused on the job at hand.
Soren Oczipka - Following the departure of Sebastian Corchia, Oczipka steps into a pivotal role as my first choice right back. He needs to produce.
Chris Ord - Our main source of goals. Can hardly leave him out can I?
10 Years On
I thought I would give you a little update as to where teams are after 10 years of the game. I will give you a list of teams who have made a movement of at least two leagues in England, and in other countries where it isnt possible then where I feel the change is significant.
On The Up:
Huddersfield - League 1 to Premier League (with a few relegations to Championship included)
Oldham - League 1 to Championship (via League 2)
Crawley - League 2 to Championship
Gillingham - League 2 to Championship (via BSP)
Darlington - BSP to League 1 (including 2 seasons in Championship
Kettering - BSP to League 1
Colwyn Bay - BSN to League 2
Newport County - BSP to League 1
Luton Town - BSP to League 1
Dover - BSS to League 2
On the Fall:
Portsmouth - Championship to BSS
Millwall - Championship to League 2
MK Dons - League 1 to BSP
Carlisle - League 1 to BSN
Bury - League 1 to BSN
Dag & Red - League 2 to BSS
On the Up:
Cartagena - Liga adelante to mid-table La Liga
On the Fall:
Valencia - La Liga to Liga adelante
On the Up:
Kalsruhe - Division 2 to Division 1
Osnabruck - Division 3 to Division 1
On the Fall:
HSV - Division 1 to Division 2
Werder Bremen - Division 1 to Division 2
On the Up:
Nimes Olympique - National to Ligue 1
US Quevilly - National to Ligue 1
US Creteil-Lusitanos - National to Ligue 1
SRL88's Career - Pre-Season - 2022/23 - Liverpool FC
A nice pre-season for us which sets us up nicely for the season ahead. We put in some solid displays and despite the defeat away to Freiburg it was a very good way to get us going.
SRL88's Career - August 2022 - Liverpool FC
Premier League
A nice start to the season for us which could have obviously been better if we managed to beat Stoke. Still, to remain unbeaten in the opening month is always a bonus. We started with a nice win over Swansea before the draw with Stoke. We followed this in an impressive way though with a fantastic win away to Newcastle.
Transfers - In
Anes Arnautovic - Free - A player I signed at Aston Villa and when he became available on a free transfer I snapped him up to provide competition in the goalkeeping department.
Fuska - Loan - Brought him back in on loan, but this time with an agreed fee.
Benjamin Wunderlich - Free - Another free transfer. Should be a decent squad player.
Cyril David - Loan - A back-up only.
Omer Toprak - Loan - With so much experience leaving I thought it was a good idea to sign an experienced player on loan.
Transfers - Out
Not much outbound either except for cutting the wage bill a bit and making a few million.
SRL88's Career - September 2022 - Liverpool FC
Premier League
Still unbeaten, despite a couple of frustrating draws. We should have battered both West Ham & Spurs but couldnt take our chances. Against Spurs we got a bit lucky in the sense that they went 1-0 with their first shot and only shot at goal. We went down to 10 men as well but managed to grab an injury time equiliser to snatch a point...so to speak.
September 2022 - Continued
An early exit fromt the League Cup this season with a poor performance at the Britannia.
A good start to our European campaign with a solid win over Maccabi Haifa and a fantastic performance away to Fiorentina to give us a 2-0 win.
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SRL88's Career - September 2022 Friendlies - Argentina
Two very nice wins to start off my life as Argentina manager. We started with a solid win over Ireland in a dominant manner but it took us until deep into the second half to finally break the deadlock. An even better win over Italy followed as I now boast a 100% record after two games as Argentina manager.
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SRL88's Career - October 2022 - Liverpool FC
Premier League
Our frustrating start to the season continued in October with annoying draws against Birmingham and Huddersfield as well as getting beat 3-2 at Old Trafford despite being 2-0 up. Boy how we needed to beat Chelsea. Confidence was a little low and I had a few players come to me saying they thought the club was underachieving but we battled hard for a big, big 3-2 win.
SRL88's Career - October 2022 Friendly - Argentina
My first away friendly in charge resulted in a battling performance which saw a great comeback capped with a 92nd minute goal to level things up and although our 100% record went, team spirit shone through as we remain unbeaten.
Last edited by SRL88; 05-03-2012 at 22:56.
SRL88's Career - November 2022 - Liverpool FC
Premier League
What a great turn around in form for us which brings us back into the title picture. That Chelsea win in October done us wonders as we put in a perfect month. Three solid wins over Leicester, Sunderland and WBA were followed up by a fantastic display and performance in a huge 5-1 over our nearest rivals.
November 2022 - Continued
We also bounced back in Europe as well and put our shameful defeat to Basel to bed and qualify for the knockout phase with a game to spare.
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Lisa Sheldon earned a B.M. from the Crane School of Music at the State University of New York at Potsdam (SUNY Potsdam). She completed graduate work in opera theater with John Moriarty at The Boston Conservatory and voice studies with Donna Roll, Normma Giustiani, Helen Hodam and Phyllis Bryn-Julson. Sheldon also completed studies with Kristin Linklater (Freeing the Natural Voice) and Gisela Rohmert (The Institute of Functional Voice Training, Germany) and has been trained in Alexander Technique, Feldenkrais and Kripalu yoga.
Sheldon is an active jazz, musical theater, pop and bluegrass vocalist. She worked as an apprentice artist with Des Moines Opera and Central City Opera and was involved in the New York premiere of Adolphe's The False Messiah. She also performed as a soloist with the Boston Academy of Music, Cantata Singers, Concord Chorale, Greater Boston Choral Society, Andover Choral Society and many more. Sheldon was the winner of the Mystic Valley Chamber Orchestra concerto competition and was a Puccini finalist.
Sheldon is a former faculty member of Emerson College's School of Performing Arts and Berklee College of Music. Many of her students have obtained leads in Broadway and touring shows such as The Lion King, West Side Story, South Pacific, Hey, You Know What Movie Would Make a Good Musical?, The Book of Mormon, Altar Boyz and many more.
Sheldon worked two years with 2006 American Idol finalist, Katharine McPhee and was the founding artistic director for the Vermont Vocal Arts Institute, a summer arts camps for high school singers. Her work with classical, musical theater and pop singers is centered around the body, incorporating Linklater, Alexander®, Feldenkrais and yoga techniques in her own distinct mutually supportive style to release tensions in order to free the physical voice, find the inner voice, achieve emotional connection and realize the potency of each singing voice as an instrument that touches the soul quite like no other.
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The Basel Law and Animals doctoral program is significant in that it is believed to be the first such program in Europe. The March 1, 2013 conference that will launch the program is titled "Law and Animals: Ethics at Crossroads." Francione's keynote address is titled "Animal Law: Regulation or Abolition?" Conference presentations will focus on the fundamental debate on the conflict of interest between human and nonhuman animals. Panelists will include experts in the field from the University of Basel, University of Zurich, and the University of Veterinary Medicine in Vienna.
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Professor Francione, who also carries the title Nicholas deB. Katzenbach Scholar of Law and Philosophy, has been teaching animal rights theory and the law for more than 25 years. He is the author of five highly-regarded books and numerous articles on animal rights theory and animals in the law and has lectured on the topic throughout the United States, Canada and Europe. Francione and his colleague, Adjunct Professor Anna Charlton, started and operated the Rutgers Animal Rights Law Clinic from 1990-2000, making Rutgers the first university in the U.S. to have animal rights law as part of the regular academic curriculum and to award students academic credit, not only for classroom work, but also for work on actual cases involving animal issues.


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The 5 Most Hated Creatures on the Planet (Don't Deserve It)
#2. Mosquitoes
The 3,500 members of the family Culicidae are famous for prowling the night in search of fresh, warm blood, leaving obnoxiously itchy welts in their wake and contributing to the spread of diseases like dirty hypodermics with wings.
By accidentally transferring germs from one victim to the next, mosquitoes contribute to millions more deaths each year than every other animal in nature combined. Beginning their lives as wriggling, aquatic larvae, they breed exponentially in even the smallest and filthiest bodies of water, surviving off bacteria alone until ready to take wing. Could there possibly be a bright side to these bloodthirsty assholes?
Hey, if you ever see a mosquito on us, don't take its picture. Please just tell us.
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Consider this: The average human body is comprised of around ten trillion cells of its own. That's a lot. You know what else is a lot? A hundred trillion--roughly the number of bacteria living harmlessly in your intestinal tract as we speak.
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This is what comes to mind when we hear "symbiosis," because we haven't mentally developed beyond the age of eight.
Many starches, sugars, proteins and fiber are even impossible for our own enzymes to digest, but easily converted into the bacterial dookie you didn't know you craved. These "gut flora" collectively perform as much metabolic function as an entire organ, and while the average person hosts hundreds to thousands of different species, the most dominant is none other than Escherichia coli. They prefer to go by "E."
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E Coli is like your asshole's bouncer, keeping ugly bastards like this guy out.
This is the reason why you can use all the antibacterial hand sanitizer you want, but nothing good can happen if you start shoving it up your ass. Well, it's one reason anyway.
Jonathan Wojcik has a lot more to say about bugs, parasites and even weirder creatures on his own website, Bogleech.com.
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Barley and wheat grasses are multi nutrient supplements for humans providing protein, dietary fiber (especially insoluble), carotenoids, vitamins B6, B12, and E, folic acid, calcium, iron, chlorophyll and other nutrients.1,2 They have been shown to enhance immune function through stimulating macrophage activity.1 They may lower blood cholesterol and have shown anti-mutagenic properties.2,4,5
Chlorella is an alga rich in protein, chlorophyll, calcium, magnesium and other nutrients.1 It is a good source of protein (50% by weight),6,7 and has been shown to improve the growth of children.7 Further, it has been shown to improve the healing of wounds,8 stomach ulcers, duodenal ulcers and chronic gastritis.9,10 Chlorella has been shown to promote intestinal peristalsis (movement through the intestinal tract),10 to regulate cholesterol,11,12 and to prevent tumor growth in animals.13,14 Studies suggest that chlorella may also afford protection from infections15-19 by stimulating the immune system.1,15-17,19
Kelp (Laminaria) is a brown seaweed/algae rich in iodine (62.4 mcg/g) and many other minerals and trace minerals.20 (The Recommended Daily Intake for iodine is 150 mcg/day). Kelp has been shown to lower both blood pressure22 and cholesterol,23 and has displayed anticoagulant and fibrinolytic activities.24 Kelp has also been shown to reduce blood sugar levels.25 It has demonstrated anti-mutagenic activity26 and has been shown to reduce the incidence of chemical carcinogen-induced tumors in animals27-31 and to inhibit the growth of implanted tumors in mice.30 Kelp has also displayed anti-viral32 and antioxidant activity.33
Chlorophyll, present in the barley grass, wheat grass, chlorella and kelp in Kyo-Green, has been shown to cure 1,200 cases of acute infections of the respiratory tract and sinuses.34 It has been successfully used in the treatment of chronic ulcers,34 bad breath and oral diseases.35, 36 It has also been shown to reduce flatulence and body odor and to ease chronic constipation.36,37 When taken with antibiotics, chlorophyll induced rapid recovery from secondary invasive infections.37 It has been shown to hasten wound healing35 and has been used to treat kidney stones.38 Chlorophyll has also demonstrated radioprotective,39,40 antimutagenic and anticarcinogenic activities.2,5,40-43 It has been shown to nullify the effects of a variety of environmental and food substances (such as cigarette smoke, diesel fumes, and fried beef) which are known to cause mutation.41,43 Chlorophyll's antioxidant properties may be partly responsible for its protective effects.43
Much research supports the fact that FOS selectively feeds the freindly bacteria in the colon; mainly the bifidobacteria. Additionally, many believe that FOS tend to crowd out pathogenic bacteria. Fermentation of FOS in the colon may increase calcium absorption, increase fecal weight, shorten GI transit time and possible lower blood lipids.
Brown rice contains fourfold as much dietary fiber as polished rice. It has been shown to improve the human micro flora by increasing beneficial bacteria such as B. adolescentis and E. faecalis and by decreasing pathogens such as E. coli.44 It has been shown to improve conditions of the intestinal tract that may help in the prevention of colonic diseases.45-47 It may enhance the excretion of cholesterol47and has been shown to inhibit carcinogen-induced esophageal tumors in rats.48 It may, however, increase blood sugar when eaten alone,49,50 so diabetics may want to consume it only in conjunction with other foods.
1. Lau, B.H.S., Lau, E.W., Yamasaki, T. Edible plant extracts modulate macrophage activity and bacterial mutagenesis. Intern. Clin. Nutr. Rev. 12(3):147, 1992.
2. Lai, C.N. Chlorophyll: The active factor in wheat sprout extract inhibiting the metabolic activation of carcinogens in vitro. Nutr. Cancer 1:19-21, 1979.
3. Ohtake, H., Nonaka, S., Sawada, Y., Hagiwara, Y., Hagiwara, H. and Kubota, K. Studies on the constituents of green juice from young barley leaves. Effect on dietarily induced hypercholesterolemia in rats. J Pharmaceut Soc Japan 105, 1052-1071, 1985.
4. Lai, C., Dabney, B. and Shaw, C. Inhibition of in vitro metabolic activation of carcinogens of wheat sprout extracts. Nutr. Cancer 1:27-30, 1978.
5. Lai, C., Butler, M. and Matney, T. Antimutagenic activities of common vegetables and their chlorophyll content. Mut Res 77:245-250, 1980.
6. Cook, B.B., Lau, E.W. and Baily, B.M. The protein quality of waste-grown green algae i. Quality of protein in mixtures of algae, nonfat powdered milk, and cereals. J. Nutr 81:23-29, 1963.
7.Yamagishi, Y., Yaguchi, I. and Kenmoku, Y. Growth of school children and values of Chlorella on it. Nippon Iji Shimpo. 17- 18, No.2196, May 28, 1966.
8. Hasuda, S. and Yasuro, M. Report on experimental administration of Chlorella to cases of incurable wounds. Shinryo and Shinyku. 3(3):17, 1966.
9. Yamagishi, Y., Toigawa, M., Suzuki, R., Hara, T. and Warita, F. Therapy of digestive ulcer by Chlorella. Nippon Iji Shimpo, no. 1997, August 4, 1962.
10. Saito, T. Clinical application of Chlorella preparations. Shinryo And Shinyaku. 3(3):61, 1966.
11. Sano, T., Kumamoto Y, Kamiya N. Effect of lipophilic extract of Chlorella vulgaris on alimentary hyperlipidemia in cholesterol-fed rats. Artery 15:217-224, 1988.
12. Sano, T. and Tanaka, Y. Effect of dried, powdered Chlorella vulgaris on experimental atherosclerosis and alimentary hypercholesterolemia in cholesterol-fed rabbits. Artery 14(2):76-84, 1987.
13. Tanaka, K., Konishi, F., Himeno, K., Taniguchi, K. and Nomoto, K. Augmentation of antitumor resistance by a strain of unicellular green algae, Chlorella vulgaris. Cancer Immunol Immunother 17:90-94, 1984.
14. Konishi, F., Tanaka, K., Himeno, K., Taniguchi, K. and Nomoto, K. Antitumor effect induced by a hot water extract of Chlorella vulgaris (CE): resistance to meth-a tumor growth mediated by ce-induced polymorphonuclear leukocytes. Cancer Immunol Immunother 19:73-78, 1985.
15. Konishi, F., Tanaka, K., Kumamoto, S., Hasegawa, T., Okuda, M., Yano, I., Yoshikai, Y. and Nomoto, K. Enhanced resistance against Escherichia coli infection by subcutaneous administration of the hot-water extract of Chlorella vulgaris in cyclophosphamide-treated mice. Cancer Immunol Immunother 32:1-7, 1990.
16. Hasegawa, T., Okuda, M., Nomoto, K. and Yoshikai, Y. Augmentation of the resistance against Listeria monocytogenes by oral administration of a hot water extract of Chlorella vulgaris in mice. Immunopharmacol Immunotoxicol 16, 191-202, 1994.
17. Ibusuki K., Minamishima, Y. Effect of Chlorella vulgaris extracts on murine cytomegalovirus infections. Nat Immun Cell Growth Regul 9, 121-128, 1990.
18. Kashima, Y. and Tanaka, Y. On the changes of weights and morbidity rate of common cold for the crew of the training fleet in 1966. The maritime self-defense force, March 27, 1967.
19. Hasegawa, T., Yoshikai, Y., Ocuda, M., and Nomoto, K. Accelerated restoration of the leukocyte number and augmented resistance against Escherichi coli in cyclophosphamide-treated rats orally administered with a hot water extract of Chlorella vulgaris. Int. J. Immunopharm 12(8):883-891, 1990.
20. Ensminger, A.H., Ensminger, M.E., Konlande, J.E. and Robsonb, J.R. Food and Nutrition Encyclopedia. 2nd Edition. Boca Raton: CRC Press, p. 1245, 1994.
21. Recommended Dietary Allowances. 10th edition. Food and Nutrition Board Commission on Life Sciences. National Research Council. National Academy Press: Washington D.C., p. 215, 1989
22. Funayama, S., Hikino, H. Hypotensive principle of Laminaria and allied seaweeds. Planta Med 41, 29?33, 1981.
23. Kimura, A., Kuramoto, M. Influences of seaweeds on metabolism of cholesterol and anticoagulant actions of seaweed. Tokushima J Exp Med 21:79?88, 1974.
24. Maruyama, H., Nakajima, J., Yamamoto, I. A study on the anticoagulant and fibrinolytic activities of a crude fucoidan from the edible brown seaweed Laminaria religiosa, with special reference to its inhibitory effect on the growth of sarcoma?180 ascites cells subcutaneously implanted into mice. Kitasato Arch Exp Med 60:105?21, 1987.
25. Lamela, M., Anca, J., Villar, R., Otero, J., Calleja, J.M. Hypoglycemic activity of several seaweed extracts. J Ethnopharmacol 27:35?43, 1989.
26. Okai, Y., Higashi?Okai, K. and Nakamura, S. Identification of heterogenous antimutagenic activities in the extract of edible brown seaweeds, Laminaria japonica (makonbu) and undaria pinnatifida (wakame) by the umu gene expression system in salmonella typhimurium (TA1535/PSKLOO2). Mutat Res 303(2):63?70, 1993.
27. Teas, J., Harbison, M.L. and Gelman, R.S. Dietary Seaweed (Laminaria) and mammary carcinogenesis in rats. Cancer Res 44:2758?61, 1984.
28. Teas, J. The dietary intake of Laminaria, a brown seaweed and breast cancer prevention. Nutri. Cancer 4:217?222, 1983. 29. Yamamoto, I. and Maruyama, H. Effect of dietary seaweed preparations on 1,2? dimethylhydrazine?induced intestinal carcinogenesis in rats. Cancer Lett 26:241?51, 1985.
30. Yamamoto, I., Nagumo, T., Yagi, K., Tominaga, H. and Aoki, M. Antitumor effect of seaweeds. I. Antitumor effect of extracts from Sargassum and Laminaria. Jpn J Exp Med 44:543?6, 1974.
31. Yamamoto, I., Maruyama, H. and Moriguchi, M. The effect of dietary seaweeds on 7,12-dimethylbenz[a]anthracene-induced mammary tumorogenesis in rats. Cancer Letters 35:109-118, 1987.
32. Kathan, R.H. Kelp extracts as antiviral substances. Ann New York Acad Sci 130:390?7, 1965.
33. Maruyama, H., Watanabe, K., Yamamoto, I. Effect of dietary kelp on lipid peroxidation and glutathione peroxidase activity in livers of rats given breast carcinogen DMBA. Nutr Cancer 15(3?4):221?8, 1991.
34. Gruskin, G. Chlorophyll ?Its therapeutic place in acute and suppurative disease. Am J Surg 49:49?54, 1940.
35. Goldberg, S.L. The use of water soluble chlorophyll in oral sepsis. Am J. Surg 62:117?123, 1943.
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I am developing an introductory topology course for undergraduates, and I am wondering what topics to cover. At my institution, real analysis is not a prerequisite for the course, so it is more than likely that the intended audience has not been exposed to this material. Does anyone have any suggestions?
In the 1970s I developed an undergraduate course on knots, (source book was by Crowell and Fox) to replace general topology and homology, as it was very easy for students to understand the point of the course, there were interesting relations with group theory, and lots of specific calculations and other things to do. The course was eventually taken over by others, and resulted in a book,
Knots and Surfaces, by N.D. Gilbert and T. Porter
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For me, it led to giving popular talks on "How mathematics gets into Knots", and eventually to the exhibition you can see on the web site for the Centre for the Popularisation of Mathematics. In these talks I could also talk about mathematics, including, for example, the importance of analogy in mathematics. This led to one boy at a talk for children, some aged 12, asking: "Are there infinitely many prime knots? " Wow! So giving this undergraduate course has led to all sorts of fun and rewarding things! My copper pentoil knot used with string to demonstrate the ideas of the fundamental group has also travelled to many countries, see for example the pdf of a William J. Spencer Lecture in Kansas, April, 2012.
I've found that doing low-dimensional manifold topology is very appealing to undergraduates. I used the "Topology Now!" text by Messer and Straffin and, while the text isn't perfect, the approach was wonderfully successful.
I second Aeryk's suggestion to focus on low-dimensional topology. More generally, I think that algebraic topology can be more exciting than point-set topology.
That said, when I was an undergraduate, I do remember being quite excited about the Bourbaki program and point-set definitions and so on. I remember one "first course in topology" that alternated days: low-dimensional topology on even days and point-set on odd. Except the point-set portion began with set theory, cardinal and ordinal numbers, and the axiom of choice; then moved on to metric spaces; and only then introduced point-set topology. I basically think that to motivate the point-set definitions, you had better start with metric spaces.
If on the other hand you focus more on broadly-defined algebraic topology, then in addition to the low-dimensional topology of manifolds (surfaces, knots, etc.), another good topic is Brower fixed-point theorem as an application of fundamental group functor on pointed spaces. Perhaps, if you are very ambitious, you can prove that 2dTQFT = commmutative Frobenius algebra, and talk more generally about cobordism equivalence. Oh, and especially given the recent sad news, be sure to include a little Morse theory and Outside In.
If the intent is to provide breadth, then many of the suggestions others have made are quite appealing, especially if it is made clear what branches of topology are being introduced and what a student should do outside of class to develop depth in any or all of the branches.
If the intent is to provide depth, there are likely several texts out there, one for each branch, with suggestions. I remember covering Munkres first course in Topology starting with chapter 2; even though we skipped over the set theory and foundations, I was intrigued enough by them to study set theory and foundations while in graduate school. Although the class did not go all the way through the book that first semester, we got exposed to quite a bit, and I developed more of a taste for formalism from that class more than from any other that I took as an undergraduate.
If the intent is to provide both depth and breadth, I suggest part of it be run as a student seminar. A later topology course I took had me present Sard's theorem; if nothing else came from that course I at least know how to prepare to explain Sard's theorem for my next opportunity.
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I think you could do a lot worse than to focus on modern applications by using the texts of Edelsbrunner and Harer and/or Zomorodian on computational topology as touchstones and an avenue towards current work in topological data analysis. These books are self-contained treatments that focus on Morse theory and homology over $\mathbb{Z}/2\mathbb{Z}$, and there are a lot of materials and software available for a course to be built from.
As a resource for low-dimensional topology, I would suggest The shape of space by Jeffrey Weeks. It covers how to build compact two-manifolds and some three manifolds. Exercises include playing tic-tac-toe on surfaces and forming sums of surfaces. It then moves on to some three dimensional topology with a heavy focus on attempting to visualize the spaces.
We give a Geometry and Topology course at Macquarie for students with no real analysis, using notes written by a colleague. Here is the homepage for the course, so you can get an idea of what we do.
EDIT: The homepage link doesn't work any more. The closest thing to it that we make publically available seems to be this (which may only last for the current year).
More edit: Here's the week-by-week lecture schedule (2 hours of lectures a week):
Topological spaces
I would start with degree of maps and show applications to other fields, such as proving that $\mathbb C$ is algebraically closed via polynomial mapping of circles of increasing radii, contracting them onto the unit circle, and computing the degree of the composition map.
Then discuss homotopy and prove hairy sphere theorem. Then classification of 2-surfaces and Euler characteristics. Perhaps rudimentary Morse theory, starting with classification of surfaces and explaining why $e(S^n)$ depends on parity of $n$.
Discussing fundamental groups would be a good idea if and only if the audience have learnt group theory before; otherwise you'd risk to go astray from visual into algebra. Keeping things visual helps; I wouldn't go into knot theory though.
I think it depends on your students' backgrounds and goals. You mention that real analysis is not a prerequisite for the course, but what are the prerequisites? Can you assume any or all of linear algebra, multivariable calculus, discrete mathematics, a transition to proofs course and abstract algebra? Are your students interested in applications of topology outside of mathematics or within mathematics, or would they prefer to learn the subject for its own sake (or all three)?
For instance, you can give the course an analysis flavor by focusing on metric spaces and general topology. On the other hand, you could go straight to homology (see Peter Giblin's Graphs, Surfaces and Homology) if your students have taken / are concurrently taking a course in group theory, or you are prepared to teach the requisite group theory during the course itself.
If you'd like to focus on general topology with applications outside of mathematics, Introduction to Topology: Pure and Applied is a nice option.
Computational topology, as mentioned in another answer, could be an option for students with strong applied interests. Robert Ghrist has an intriguing draft text on applied algebraic topology available at his website, which could be a source of inspiration. There's also a question on teaching undergraduates computational topology at the Mathematics Educators Stack Exchange, although it's aimed at engineering students rather than mathematics majors.
Since Real Analysis is not a prerequisite for Topology in your institution, I suggest including a chapter on
"Metric Spaces" in the course. Then moving on to a chapter on
"Topological spaces",
"Product Topology",
"Countability and
"Separation Axioms (with Urysohn's Lemma)" and
Advanced topics like The Stone-Čech Compactification, Urysohn's theorem, Ascoli's theorem, etc can be omitted.
This should be enough for one semester, which will give students a fair idea of General Topology.
Interested students can learn advanced topics like manifolds, algebraic topology, homotopy etc.


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Showcase your Jimmie Johnson pride as you celebrate his 2013 Sprint Cup Series Championship win with this 1 Spot long sleeve tee from Chase Authentics. It features high-quality graphics that display your favorite driver and his greatest achievement this season!
- Officially licensed
- Rib-knit collar & cuffs
- Screen print graphics
- Lightweight ribbed T-shirt
- Crew neck
- Long sleeve
- Screen print graphics
- Imported
- Brand: Chase Authentics
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