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been linked to 4 clubs now, pretty much every time someone in L2 gets sacked i am suggested as a replacement lol
2 in one day, notts county and hartlepool
edgar555 Nice work, David Mooney was one of my top guys in the BSS. Good luck next season. It took me three seasons to get out of that hellhole called the Blue Square South :P
I left my PC on last night and holdayed into the future of my current game. Everything is pretty much the same :\ Only funny thing was Blackpool in the BSS with 20mil debt.
Haha its pretty hard to give your team that jumpstart it needs.Once you find that mix of players you want to use with your tactics etc. it all starts to make sense and you get better.
I Blitzed through the BSP after three seasons in the BSS and only spent two seasons in the L2. Mid table in the L1 now in my first season
And I've won the BSP with about 4 games to go. Successive promotions ftw.
deadfncat: how did you use Mooney?
I took a decision this summer. Last year our climb up the table was down to playing really very dull football, falling into the stereotype of English football, hitting up to the big man early and exciting exactly no one. But if that's what it takes to succeed in this challenge, then I don't want it. We're going to do this by playing good football or not at all. This could all backfire spectacularly, but I'm not interested in climbing up the leagues if it means watching boring football. I want to be excited.
My prediction for this season is that we'll survive in League 2, but probably finish bottom half.
Wow! League football is amazing
My first two games since being promoted into the Football League:
- A pathetic, limp 1-0 defeat at home to Bradford in League 2.
- An awesome, thoroughly undeserved 1-0 victory away to Cardiff (currently in the Championship) in the League Cup 1st Round.
From the depressing reality of League football to cup elation in a few minutes. Gotta love this game
But I continue to use 3D as I can't not use something new when it's just there! Pathetic really.
CityAndColour - Worksop Town - 2011/12 - Blue Square North
Final position: 9th
A frustrating season to say the least. Sitting 4th after 23 games, I then went eight without a win, including six without even scoring a goal. From thereon in it was a battle to find consistency, with every loss plummeting morale which made it hard to string together a good run. In particular I had a torrid time trying to set up a defence, with so many goals coming from poor positioning, lack of awareness and just general sluggishness.
I switched my approach to 'fluid' in the last month of the season and saw a big improvement in my play, and a 3-0 win at Eastwood to finish the season (and prevent them making the play-offs) gives me some hope for next season.
Best performance in the cups was making the first round of the FA Cup, where I lost away to Oxford City (after having my team decimated by injuries, suspensions and fixturing). I didn't bother to check who I would've got in the second round.
Key players
Bally Smart
My best player. Down the left or right, he created numerous chances and scored the odd one himself. Went past defenders for fun.
Thomas Gregg Lopes da Silva
Attributes-wise, he's my worst striker, behind Rene Howe, Danny Uchechi and Fabrice Otshudi, however, he seemed to have the knack of being in the right place at the right time consistently. Three of my four strikers hit double figures, while Uchechi missed large chunks with injury.
Nathan Rooney
Was solid in a deep play-making role. Central midfield was a position I struggled to get any consistency with.
2011-12 - Worksop Town - 9th - Blue Square South - No achievements
Anyway, have brought in some good players for next season - transfers - and also David Perkins at the end of last season, so I definitely have the squad to win the division. Have started well too, winning my first four games without conceding, scoring 11 in the process.
Last edited by CityAndColour; 29-11-2010 at 18:08.
At 40-1 to win the title, the bookies didnt think we had a shot.
The cup runs for us this year were rubbish, but we were unstoppable in the League. Consistantly beat teams bigger than me to keep within range of the playoff spots. Nearly missed out on one at the end there but snaked in.
Croydon Athletic vs Rotherham
npower League 1 Playoff Semi Final Leg 1
The Keith Tuckey Stadium, Thornton Heath Att: 3000
Rotherham got off to a good start with a quick goal from Oliver Banks. We stuck in and had heaps of shots but couldnt put any away. Rory Patterson struck in the 52nd minute and Swedish import Philip Lindskog took us up three minutes later. We held on and took a 2-1 lead into the second leg
Croydon Athletic vs Rotherham
npower League 1 Playoff Semi Final Leg 2
Don Valley Stadium, Sheffield Att: 14889
2 early goals to Rotherham and out we were behind already. Craig Lindfield was taken down in the box in injury time before the half and slotted it in easily. We were really down but Rory Patterson gave us some hope in the 64th when he scored a screamer. Many chances and misses later, we walked away 2nd best and watched Rotherham moved onto the next stage.
League Table
League Position
FA Cup - Played Brighton again in the first round. Had a 4-2 lead at home but gave away two easy goals to make it 4-4. Lost the replay 3-0 in a bad game.
League Cup - Out in the first round 0-2 to Bristol.
Johnstone's Paint Tropy - Third time lucky wasnt going to be. Had a comfortable win against Hereford away but then lost 1-2 in a bad game against Southend.
Squad -
Transfers -
Key Player Profiles
Simon Locke - I need a replacement in the future. Locke does well but crumbles under pressure in the big games.
Mattia Bertelli - Getting better. Learnt English and Finishing increased. Just signed a new contract
Danny Duncan - Got the Captain's Armband this season and played great football. Scored a bunch of goals again
Mircea Bacila - Getting offers from everywhere but I'm trying to hold onto him. An amazing player but still no English!
Lucas - Cracking Brazilian AML. Scores a ton of assists but no English as well :\ speaks 3 other languages though!
Career Overview
Code:Season Team Country League League Finish Achievements -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2011/12 Croydon Athletic England Blue Square Bet South 14th nil 2012/13 Croydon Athletic England Blue Square Bet South 13th FA Trophy Win 2013/14 Croydon Athletic England Blue Square Bet South 1st Promotion to BSP 2014/15 Croydon Athletic England Blue Square Bet Premier 2nd Promotion to League 2 2015/16 Croydon Athletic England nPower League 2 9th JP Trophy Winner 2016/17 Croydon Athletic England nPower League 2 3rd JP Trophy Winner/Promotion to League 1 2017/18 Croydon Athletic England nPower League 1 6th Playoff Semi Final Loss
I applied for a job as the Holland under 21s coach about 5 years ago. Just got a reply.
The Board finally decided to let me upgrade something. New facilities! Now I need to find out what type of prostitute the chairman likes so I can convince him to either build a new stadium or majorly expand my old one.
Next Season
Get some more young guys in.
Money money money. Really need this fkn stadium upgrade.
Maybe see if I can go for a playoff spot again
Last edited by deadfncat; 28-11-2010 at 03:22.
Have no idea why, but we've started slumping.
We're still first in the BSN, but after a 2-1 loss to League 2 Yeovil in the FA Cup 2nd round, we've had:
0-0 draw against Nuneteon who are 20th.
4-2 win (despite them dominating the shots count) against Barrow (22nd)
1-1 draw against mid-table FC United.
3-3 draw in the FA Trophy 1st round against Harrogate (11th).
0-1 loss in the replay.
Also nice to see the cup tie bug is still in the game, as we play Harrogate again in our next League Match.
Which we lose 1-2.
Now I'm up against Telford who are 18th, yet the odds are:
Telford - 1.33 - Draw 4.00 - Nantwich (us) 8.00
For 1st vs 18th?
Last edited by davidbowie; 28-11-2010 at 04:15.
davidbowie I think that odds are done off your team reputation.
Maybe its like when a crap team has a good run and you KNOW its going to end soon
Well, we smashed them 3-0..
But then we lost 0-3 to the team in 3rd (staylbridge). We've dropped to 2nd, 3 points behind Corby, but with a game in hand.
Hednesford 2013-4 Update
So, yes, I won the Blue Square Premier and the FA Trophy double.Code:Season League Finish Other Notes Bradford Park Avenue 2011/2012 Blue Square North 21st 23 League games without a win followed by 9 wins in 17 games not enough to survive. Hednesford 2012/2013 Blue Square North 1st League Champions with 5 games to spare 2013/2014 Blue Square Premier 1st League / Cup Double
But that was a side issue to my main focus this season. I had a monkey on my back, an axe to grind, a chip on my shoulder.
Not the relegation in my first season with Bradford PA. That's history. I'm over it.
No, the reason that I spent the whole season angry was last year's Manager of the Year vote.
You would think that winning the league by (I don't remember the exact figure, but it was somewhere in the vicinity of) 200 points would have won me the recognition of my fellow managers. It did not however. I didn't even finish in the top 3. I had to realise that my record on the pitch was insufficient. The 2013/14 season was to become
The Season of Love
As Coleridge said, 'All men, even the most surly are influenced by affection'. I suppose I hadn't realised what sensitive little souls my fellow managers were, but this season, I was there for them. When we thrashed them, I supplied a shoulder to cry on. When they were looking stressed on the sidelines, I gave them a shoulder massage. Brief is life, but love is long.
The upshot,
Suck my Manager of the Season trophy
Anyway, must run. I have to change my phone number to stop the annoying BSP non-entities ringing me. I don't have time for them anymore. I'm Football League now.
Last edited by vikeologist; 28-11-2010 at 12:54.
Haha classic stuff vike. Congrats on promotion
Im playing my second season in L1 and getting thrashed. 8 games in 5 points ;\ 0 wins
Well the media have pretty much jumped on Bally Smart now, annointing that he must be stopped before the last six games now. His performances are still pretty good, but his morale has dropped to 'very poor', despite the team having won 11 of its first 13 league games.
I should pretty much sell him now, shouldn't I?
Football Manager 2011 Season 4 Update
Toooting & Mitcham United Season 4 League 2
so my first year in the football league and I was hoping to comfortably avoid relegation as my new signings were pretty uninspiring and not enough to push for promotion. On a positive note we made the change to a professional club and the news that we would receive £280k in tv rights meant we had a chance to get the clubs bank balance in the black
a tad bit disapointing Danish Regen Issah Adu looked promising and Serrano a young spanish playmaker also looked ok but the other 4 were just journeymen/squad fillers
really bad, only progressed through one match in each before being dispatched by higher league opposition. only benefit was a record gate receipts of £60k against Oldham in FA Cup 2nd round
does it get closer than this?
sigh 1 point.
Bagshaw was the star scoring more this year then the previous 2 years combined, Donzo and Ansah-Owusu dropped due to the morale issue where they get targeted as dangermen and lose the plot. Adu was pretty decent for an 18 year old and Smith had a good year where he forced himself into the first 11.
next year promotion!!
Canvey Island End of Season Summary 2015/16 - Fifth Season
Media Prediction: 17th
Actual Position: 13th
With the good form we ended with last season and the results we got in pre-season I had high hopes of promotion this season. Unfortunately it didn't turn out that way, we had the best defence in the league by a country mile, played lovely passing football that made teams jealous but we couldn't do the most important thing which is score.
We were sitting 6th halfway through the season purely due to the inconsistent form of the teams around us, a change of formation and we were scoring but conceding more which saw us drop down to 13th after losing 6 games in a row and this is where we stayed until the end of the season.
This was a very frustrating season with 11 red cards and conceding 9 penalties which was bound to make my blood boil.
Transfers: 15 In, 21 Out - Managed to get some money for 2 players for a change as we added £37.5k into the club coffers.
Best Performers of the season
John Coar - Was recommended by my scouts as a potential Premiership player and he turned down 22 clubs incl. Newcastle to sign for us. He was a threat throughout the season and his pace scared the life out of defenders.
Marko Maletic - Marko can be frustrating a times but I have learnt the more you play him the better he gets. Another player expected to be able to play in the Premiership one day. Scored 11 goals in 23 starts this season and will be my main striker next year.
Alan McCormack - Another good season for McCormack when the strikers don't score he will. A great playmaker whos attitude towards ref can let him down at times.
Daniel Pappoe - Signed on a free after his release from Bolton, this giant totally dominated the defence and was consistent throughout the season. Even kept my captain out the team who has been amazing the last two seasons.
Aim for Next Season:
Clear out the deadwood
Control the wage budget
Another push for promotion
League Finishes
2011/12 6th BSS
2012/13 8th BSS
2013/14 1st BSS
2014/15 8th BSP
2015/16 13th BSP
I finished my 2015-16 season with a 12th placed finish in my first season in L1. I'm a tad gutted with that to be honest as I was 5th with 4 games to go and looking possible for a playoff place. I then went and lost 3 of the last 4, only managing a draw in the other game. I'm a bit disappointed and I really can't summon the energy to do a full season update....so I'm not doing one.
Next season? Do better
Career Overview
Code:Season League End Position Achievements 2011-12 BSN 2nd Promotion via playoffs 2012-13 BSP 7th 2013-14 BSP 1st BSP Champions 2014-15 L2 2nd Promoted 2015-16 L1 12th
Another Canvey save....
I was 16th in BSS in my first season, but hopeful that my youngsters would mature and perform in 2012/13. They didn't. We finished in the same position, with the same WDL record, just a few GD better off; 16th is flattering, as we only escaped relegation on the last day. Nothing else of interest happened!
2013/14 was more encouraging. My youngsters really did start to perform, and combined with a slightly more potent strikeforce than Carl Cort(!) we had a decent season, finishing 6th. We are a hot or cold team - we had as many draws in cup competitions as in the league, where we either hammered teams or got completely out-played, with no regard to home/away or league position.
BSS league table
Our form slumped most in the new year, as players got tired from a good run in the FA Cup. We struggled through to the 4th round, only getting past Redbridge and L2 Tranmere (2 pens) without needing a replay, then got drawn to PL leaders Liverpool. Somehow managed a 0-0 at Anfield before losing 3-0 at Park Lane. Admittedly we played their invalid reserves and Spanish U14 team, but the gate receipts have made us comfortable for the next 2 or 3 seasons.
Canvey finances
Unfortunately my scouts can't find anyone decent to buy, and Cedric Evina and my first-choice centre midfield pairing have got delusions of needing £500 a week and are leaving, so we might actually be worse off next season!
Haha, good stuff, Vikeologist. Another brilliant update!
Does anyone know how I can stop my goalie from punting the ball upfield at goalkicks? He's a really good young player, but I avoid playing him because he gives the ball away so much by kicking it long where my other goalie doesn't. I just want him to knock it short to a full back or something.
Last edited by Gypsum; 28-11-2010 at 11:50.
I don't understand how everyone does so well first season? As things stand I'd bite your arm off for avoiding relegation with my Hastings team. Annoying thing with Hastings is that at the start of the season loads of good players leave because they're unhappy, which is obviously not my fault because I wasn't manager before. See what I mean? On reading some posts in here, think I've made a mistake in not concentrating on full time contracts, now most players won't discuss a new one because they have only recently signed one. Will try in January. Also, tactics wise, don't even go there :P I've no idea this year, I'm sticking to a boring 4-4-2, big man, small man up top and just relying on advice from my assistant manager saying X, Y or Z should be closed down, tight marked, shown onto weaker foot. I've signed some really good prospects and decent players (I think) so I'm just gonna stick at it, try and stay up this season and hopefully, once the players have gelled or whatever, we can kick on from there! Any advice wouldn't go a miss, though
I have been using a 4-5-1 formation pretty from about 1/2 way into my first season and it seems to work pretty well.
And make sure in the match preparation that they are working on getting used to your tactic as well.
Have found especially in the BSS and the BSP that having corners set up correctly makes a big difference as well, had a lot of goal coming from set pieces so is worth spending a little while playing with those settings
Last edited by jsar; 28-11-2010 at 12:08.
5 games left in the season and i'm sitting top of the Championship by 4 points. Yet, we're losing our lead by getting so many draws. My players need to snap out of it!
EDIT: Ah, the inverse curse worked. Beat Bolton 3-0 and eveyone played well. Refreshing!
Last edited by Gypsum; 28-11-2010 at 12:32.
thezogsageordie: Don't worry you aren't the only one. Admittedly i wasn't battling relegation but I've got at least another season in BSS. I'm using a bog standard 4-4-2 and its doing alright. Keep the faith mate
thezogsageordie part time contracts seem like a waste of time. you might have to waste a bit more money on them to sign, but you get a lot more work out of them and more progression with training. Staff part time you may as well not bother. Scout is going to spend half his time scouting for you and the rest chatting up some bird down at the pub! At 11 on a Monday morning!
I spent 3 seasons in the BSS trying to get my squad right. Hard work
I wouldn't normally show off a friendly but this gives me confidence we are very much heading in the right direction. Dominating a league 2 side
I beat Celtic 3-0, Sheff Utd 2-0 and Hearts 2-1 (aswell as wins against lower rep sides) during the course of my pre-season and I was bouncing thinking I'd do well! Lost 3-0 to Notts Co. first game out, and then scraped by Gateshead 5-3 in the LC 1st round. Recently relegated Leeds Utd at home now...anybody wanna guess the score I get whacked by? :P
EDIT: Drew 1-1, Whilst I'm happy with the score, I'm annoyed I had *4* players stretchered off.....can I swear?
Last edited by Jaffa; 28-11-2010 at 13:17.
People, I'm coming to play, I could not continue yesterday, several players have left the reservation, one of the owners, I'm still early in the season.
Just secured automatic promotion to the Premiership with 3 games remaining, back of the net! Now to secure the top spot!
And we've won the Championship with one game remaining. After a patchy run of form, we really picked up when it mattered winning our last two games 4-0 and 3-1.
Last edited by Gypsum; 28-11-2010 at 14:16.
A horrible pre-season by Sutton United!
- A horrible preseason. This was what the fans witnessed Sutton Utd. The results were not good. In the first game against a weak team Staines, everyone expected to win the Sutton. However, the team, too bad, succumbed and lost 1-0. Then a tougher opponent, but "weak." The reserves of Blackburn's Premier League. The team played their worst game, taking a "slap" as we say here in Brazil, losing 2-5. In the third game, we face the St. Albans. We made a lousy first half and could not react, losing 2-1. In the last game against Guiseley very weak, we could lose the game. 1-0. Balance - 4 games, 4 defeats.
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- However, we made signings that might be useful. Check out the exits and entries below:
Hey, for the first season, goalkeeper Sam Ashton United FC looks good, I'm about to hire him, the attribute of his output is 20 here, could be good.
We did well at the end of season awards. I got manager of the year, much of my squad was in team of the year, and of course Nilmar won goal of the season. Which was a bit of a forgone conclusion when you score like this!
CityAndColour - Nathan Rooney is indeed awesome at lower levels. Managed to get in Micheal Fornasier and Vermijl from Man Utd after they were released. Almost had Tunnicliffe too who has good Prem potential but his wages were too much. Unambitious board. >.< Most I could offer was 3300/wk and he wanted 5k. So want to buy him though if I can as I think another team snapped him up.
Media Prediction: 24th
Final Posistion: 8th
Story Of The Season
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Well what an crazy season that was! If you look at the graph you will see how up and down it was, we started off with 3 striaght wins then went 8 games without a win and looked to be involved in a real relegation scrap, however in November I had a slight tweak in me tactic, I was playing a 4-4-2 with AMR and AML but think it was found out so made it slightly narrow and dropped my MLC to DMLC and played around with certain players role's and that started an upturn in form, after a few games of players getting used to the change we went on to a 7 game win streak (club record) to shoot up the table and into play off conention. However every time we got into the playoffs we dropped points and in the end thats what cost us in our push. However with a couple of tweaks and new players I do think we can really for it next season.
I hate cups! move along still nothing to see
Score more, let in less. Get in slightly better players
A couple of tips, if you don't mind:
- Sign loads of players. A squad size of around 30 players is essential for me in the first few seasons. You need two in every position purely because of fitness, and another 7 or 8 to cover injuries. Further, it's difficult to tell at such a low level which players will be good, so get plenty in and you can afford to discard a few. Also, players handle the media and pressure differently. With a squad of 30, it doesn't matter if you have a couple who buckle under the pressure - just drop them.
- Play another FM11 game or FML to play around with tactics.
Gypsum's Chippenham - End of season update - 2017/18
"Nilmar from inside his own half... GOAL!!!!"
Media prediction - 15th
Final position - 1st / League table
We started the season strongly and never really let up as we held 1st place from the 7th game to the final one. We built up a 10 point lead near the middle of the season (this 7-3 win over Millwall being the standout result), and although that ebbed away towards the end as we had a number of draws, we always looked good for the championship.
Club information;
General squad info
Average league attendance: 11129 (11887 capacity)
Star players;
Andre Onguene - AML - Signed as a free agent in the summer, Andre had a wonderful season for us. The former Man City prospect was sensational down the left wing for most of this campaign, with 9 goals and 21 assists to his name.
Lee Brooks - DC - Now in his third season with us, Brooks continues to improve with every season. His short injury spell towards the end of this season proved how intergral he was to this team, and he finished the campaign with a 7.34 rating.
Lee McEwan - AMR - Also in his third season with Chippenham, McEwan has matured into one of the league's most dangerous wingers. His 17 goals this season speaks volumes about his contribution to the team.
Cristian Fabbiani - ST - After a stunning debut season wih Chippenham, Fabbiani managed to repeat his success this term. His 23 goals made him the third highest scorer in the Championship and secured his place as a Chippenham fan favourite.
Goals of the season;
1 - Nilmar v Reading - You have to see it to believe it. As Chippenham defend a reading attack, the ball is cleared to Nilmar near the edge of the centre-circle in his own half. The Brazilian striker turns, sees the keeper off his line and blasts it in from well over 50 yards! Unbelieveable goal, which won the Championship Goal od the Season.
2 - Fabbiani v Leicester - A stunning 35-yard free kick blasted home by Fabbiani.
3 - Rinaldo v Southend - A beautiful left footed shot from well outside the area curls in off the post.
Code:Year League Position Achievements ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2011/12 BSS 2nd Playoff winners 2012/13 BSP 1st FA cup 4th round 2013/14 L2 2nd 2014/15 L1 6th FA cup 6th round 2015/16 L1 1st 2016/17 C 8th 2017/18 C 1st
Aims for next season;
Survival, obviously! And some level of financial stability. I'm sure the squad will need a lot of strengthening to compete at a Premiership level, so it will be interesting to see how much money we get to spend and what sort of players will be available to us. There's plenty of dead wood in the squad to get rid of now and hopefully i'll be able to replace them with young players with potential. That's the aim at least, but you never know what will happen!
Largest ever win, shockingly as i play half a team from my ressies
Think i've found a bit of a bug in the Parent/feeder club system. Even though i'm in the Premiership, and Swindon are in the Championship, they are still trying to send me players on loan!
Gypsum: Awesome season, awesome goal.
In FM10, wasn't it the case that you could only get a new season every 20 years? In which case, you getting a new stadium at such an early stage in the game must be bad?
I lost two games in my save so do I replay to get the same results or shall i just take the next result as I have tried replaying but I am at my 6th replay and I am not drawing I am either winning or losing.
Not losing the match but the games got lost
Last edited by SJ234; 28-11-2010 at 21:28.
Oh, what the ****!!! Just had a crash dump and lost a load of pre-season transfers!
Phew, it wasn't as bad as I first feared as a lot of the the transfers are in negotiation. Still lost a load of scouting info though.
Last edited by Gypsum; 28-11-2010 at 22:30.
Seems to be a lot of crash dumps with this years release, although I've not had one myself yet. Anyone aware of any particular reason for these, or is it unknown / unconnected events ??
My first League 1 Season is going well, currently sitting second midway through October! Also had an amazing result in the League Cup, beating Chelsea 2-0 at home! Sadly in the next round I was defeated 4-0 by Man City, but we can forget about that one! Jake Cassidy though is a player I can only reccomend, scored 12 goals in 9 games so far, doing phenomenally
Gypsum that goal was nuts!!!
Im trying to get a new stadium but they will never fkn let me. So I'm sinking further into debt. If I hadnt sold 2 players for nearly a mil combined I'd be well into the red right now
FC United of Manchester
Season 5 - 2015/16 – Championship
Preseason - Media Prediction: 21st
Reaching The Promised Land
Club Info
We're not predicted too well this season. 21st in fact. Didn't stop me from trying to overachieve though. The board wanted to avoid relegation, and I went for mid-table.
The Season
Quite a successful season. Didn't start off particularly well, but the squad gelled perfectly. Andy Carroll and Carlton Cole were utter beasts up front. Great FA Cup run. The only downsides were our League Cup run and finances.
FA Cup
FA Cup 3rd Round | FA Cup 4th Round | FA Cup 5th Round
FA Cup 6th Round | FA Cup 6th Round Replay | FA Cup Semi Final
FA Cup Final
The League
Playoff Semi Final (1) | Playoff Semi Final (2)
Playoff Final
Championship Table | Position Graph
Transfers | Squad
Confidence | Finances
League Awards
Championship Manager of the Year
Jordan Swinburn
FC United Awards
Fan's Player of the Year
Andy Carroll
Top Scorer
Andy Carroll
29 goals in 51 games. The winner of Carroll v Cole. Absolutely instrumental in our promotion. He quickly became a fan favourite and scored some very, very important goals. Pretty much the star of the show.
The Jordan Swinburn Award (The Surprise of the Season award)
Getting to the FA Cup final and only losing on pens.
The Millward Player Choice Award (Manager's Player of the Year)
Andy Carroll
See above.
Goal of the Season (Decided by Midgetram)
3rd – Uriarte v Newcastle
2nd – Fabio v Norwich
1st – Cohen v Newcastle
Next Season
Once again, stay up and attempt to overachieve. Bring some good guys in and strengthen for another European run. Main priority is to get Uriarte in permanently.
Career Overview
Code:Season League League Finish Achievements ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2011/12 Blue Square North 4th Promoted – Playoffs 2012/13 Blue Square Premier 5th Promoted – Playoffs 2013/14 League 2 1st Promoted – Champions/FA Cup Winners 2014/15 League 1 3rd Promoted – Playoffs 2015/16 Championship 4th Promoted – Playoffs
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Last edited by jordanswinburn; 29-11-2010 at 01:11.
jordanswinburn congrats good season. Links work for me
Anyone know what would cause this with a name? Am I missing a font pack or something?
http://photobucket.com/findstuff/?httpstatus=404 :S
Having made the prem and we have changed our style of play to a more attractive way. More flair in the team etc. Even the defenders are scoring overhead kicks.
Last edited by Welsh Wizard; 29-11-2010 at 01:11.
At 40-1 to win the title, the bookies didnt think we had a shot.
Not a very good season and im not 100% sure why. Oh well back to the drawing board and lets see what we can do for next season.
Only decent thing to happen all season really was a League Table
League Position
FA Cup - Really tough game against BSP Corby in the first round then an easy win at home to Macclesfield which the team really needed. Going into the third round we got lucky and drew BSP Tamworth, Only to go down 0-2
League Cup - Did pretty well here I thought, until we drew Stoke and didn't even get the luxury of a home game. I thought we played excellently against a solid Premier League team
Johnstone's Paint Tropy - Bad Bad Bad
Squad - From early the next season so Chitti and Kamasz are gone.
Transfers - Picked up Ryan Chitti from Corby and Dimitri Kamasz pretty cheap and they were insanely good. Dunno what going going on and Tottenham offered me insane money for them both, which I coudln't turn down.Also Signed another Romanian to help score goals
Key Player Profiles
Simon Locke - Started to let in a few this season. He won't be here next season
Mattia Bertelli - Getting better. Will be the first alternate of the strikers, depending on what formation I play
Danny Duncan - Excellent as always and I'm currently telling everyone to get lost as he is mine
Mircea Bacila - Still great and helping my Romanians learn English. Somehow I have 4 of them now lol!
Lucas - Doing pretty well. Learnt Basic English and seems to score more goals now. Maybe he is better at sledging the keeper?
Career Overview
Code:Season Team Country League League Finish Achievements -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2011/12 Croydon Athletic England Blue Square Bet South 14th nil 2012/13 Croydon Athletic England Blue Square Bet South 13th FA Trophy Win 2013/14 Croydon Athletic England Blue Square Bet South 1st Promotion to BSP 2014/15 Croydon Athletic England Blue Square Bet Premier 2nd Promotion to League 2 2015/16 Croydon Athletic England nPower League 2 9th JP Trophy Winner 2016/17 Croydon Athletic England nPower League 2 3rd JP Trophy Winner/Promotion to League 1 2017/18 Croydon Athletic England nPower League 1 6th Playoff Semi Final Loss 2018/19 Croydon Athletic England nPower League 1 13th nil
Still no Stadium upgrade and as you can see, we really need it.
Apparently the board tried to expand the stadium last season without me asking and it was denied by the stupid Croydon council. WHO DO I HAVE TO PAY OFF AROUND HERE????
Look what lowly team got into the BSS
Next Season
As I'm writing this I am already 5 games into the new season. I was tired and grumpy last night and didnt want to do it after a bad bad season.
I have got some new players in and sold the 2 big namers, but they were only here for 6 months anyway.
I want to have a shot at promotion this season and try and win either the JPT again or get high in the FA Cup.
We REALLLLLLLLLLYYYYYYY need a new stadium. Have played 4 regular season games so far this season and sold every seat at all of them so far :\
I'm playing now (I finished playing) and everything is difficult. Dolinajec is the better team but the team lost two and won one, we're at 16, the four positions of relegation. But since I came to be in 20th place.
Bolton are willing to offload a Championship quality striker to me but his wage demands are too much. Want his wages upped by times 6 to drop two divisions.
Just played my ninth game of the season and got my first win :\
I dont know what it is about the League 1 but it kicks my butt
Just played my ninth game of the season and got my first win :\
I dont know what it is about the League 1 but it kicks my butt
Started this challenge with Sutton United, will post updates of how I get on. Signed a ton of players on frees so far, going to play an attacking 4-4-2. Hopefully I can avoid relegation and show a bit of potential.
_Shift Welcome to the challenge and good luck
Now the media have stated my other winger is the player to stop.
League leader in assists, MOTM awards and average rating, not to mention a 10-point lead at the top of the table, yet his morale immediately drops to very poor.
Just ridiculous.
I thought maybe it was a translation. In China (where I live) there are real problems with translating foreign names, because the sounds don't really exist here. For instance Hednesford (my club) would be 赫德内斯福德 which you'd pronounce Hè dé nèi sī fú dé.
We love you Hè dé nèi sī fú dé, we do. (popular song sung on football terraces in the UK)
I think I'll stick to English.
Breno (still). Have you ever taken a club from the bottom to the top in the Brazilian leagues. It's really tough, because there are about a hundred clubs in the third tier, and only 4 of them get promoted. I did it, but only because I started off with the biggest reputation club in the third tier, and it still took me 3 years because the 16 group winners and runners up go into a cup, and only the semi-finalists get promoted. Doing it with a newly promoted team, as with this challenge, would be a nightmare.
Don't give up. You won't miss the beautiful women, steak, sunshine, carnivals, sexy dancers, wonderful scenery and coffee forever.
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Just got another pre-season crash dump. Only lost a pre-season friendly this time, but i've never had two this close before.
I just got here and the internet that has been connected here is 18mbit adsl and its always been painfully slow. I ****ed about with it all day and couldnt work out wtf was wrong with it.
There was no filter on the cable tv box line. DONGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG
full speed again now can upload full res pics etc. woohoo
Also seems to score quite a few belters from range.
Sure did! I hate Bristol, they kick my butt all the time :\
Finally got a game of this going. I've gone with Ashton United.
I've managed to bring in some decent players including experienced set piece magician Darren Barnard. Should have enough to stay around mid-table and build for a bright future at Hurst Cross
The team has played seven games in Blue Square South. I play very slowly, so the delay (half hour is a game). So far my performance is 3 wins, 1 draw and 3 losses, and I'm in 12th place. The team will face Lewes, companion split in the FA Cup My greatest challenge is to increase team morale, and Michal Dolinajec been playing well and can help the team. We have suffered eight goals and nine goals. We can still improve.
Fitzaay Good Luck! Cant support you though, I hate all teams who are Red/White in any sport
Sitting third in the Premiership. Easy, easy, easy!
...ok, so it's only after one game, but it was a good 2-0 win over Burnley. The small issue of travelling to Man Utd up next!
Now starting, cant get my screenshot to work but going for Truro City My Local team
Absolutely wriches, my biggest struggle first season was figuring out how good is good at this level.
My problem is always that by the time I get to league football and see all those glowing 10+ ratings I lose my mind and overpay middling players....
Last game of the season as Truro, 2nd in the Blue Square Premier, 3 points behind leaders Bournemouth. I gain a 4-2 victory, but they manage a 2-1 win over Macclesfield, so it's the play-offs for me. 2nd time in 3 seasons.
If it was any other season, I'd have gone up. Bournemouth finished with 100 points. 97 for me.
CityAndColour - Worksop Town - 2012/13 - Blue Square North
Final position: 1st
Probably the most dominant season I've had on any version of the game. After making really only two changes to my tactic - changing the team's philosophy to 'fluid' and changing a central midfielder from a DLP to a B2B - we played some stunning football. Kicking off the season with a 5-0 win at Bury Town, we won 23 of our first 30 games to open up an unassailable lead, and despite the usual dip in form when trying to officially clinch the title, we still won 30 of our 42 league games.
The football itself was just outstanding. Slick passing, incisive runs and lethal final balls delivered plenty of goals, while dominance in the middle of the park meant my defence was not left with a lot of work. Most goals I conceded came from corners or free-kicks from wide areas.
Lost in the FA Cup fourth round of qualifying to Chesterfield, while lost in the fourth round of the FA Trophy to Histon.
I was named Manager of the Season.
Key players
Bally Smart / Jeffrey Monakana
Absolute dominance from my two first-choice wingers. Smart notched up 20 assists to lead the league, while Monakana ran a close second with 17, also throwing in 12 goals, 11 MOTM awards and the league's best average rating. Far too good for this level and they toyed with most defences.
Monakana also won the league Player of the Season award.
Thomas Gregg Lopes da Silva / Rene Howe / Gary O'Shea
Lopes da Silva is just a natural goal-scorer. He doesn't really create, he doesn't really get involved in the build-up play, but he is always in the right place at the right time. Played a lot of his football off the bench but still repeated his performance as top scorer.
Howe played the deeper role and still had a very good season with eight assists to go with his 16 goals. O'Shea also scored 13 with 10 assists, as all three strikers had good campaigns.
Craig Campbell / Derek Niven
Campbell, picked up after being released by Ipswich, slowly worked his way into the first team until he was a fixture at the end, as Rooney tapered off. Seven goals a great return as well, while my skipper Niven was very consistent, despite picking up a lot of bookings.
Patrick Ada / Adrian Manchester / Jake Bidwell
Ada and Manchester formed a very good central pairing, while former Everton junior Bidwell was better than his rating suggests at left-back. The first season on FM11 I've been able to get any sort of defensive consistency, although dominating possession so much probably had a lot to do with that.
2011-12 - Worksop Town - 9th - Blue Square South - No achievements
2012/13 - Worksop Town - 1st - Blue Square South - Champions
I'm not sure whether the fluid approach worked just because I had the best squad in the division, and may falter in the BSP, but there's only one way to find out. Monakana and Smart should continue to play well at the next level, and my strikers and midfield are certainly good enough, so it will probably just be a case of keeping what I've got and adding a couple more defenders. If I can start well I don't think a play-off spot is out of the question.
Gilles Sunu was signed right at the end of the season, which gives me four good strikers and another option down the right.
In Europe however, it's not so bad. Lost the first game 2-1 to Rubin, beat Trabzonspor and Vit. Setubal 2-1 and just drew 1-1 with Vit. Setubal. Sitting quite nicely in 2nd place with 7 points.
Lost in Play-off Semi Finals. Absolutely gutted, facing 3rd season in BSP.
I haven't been posted here for a while but I am still ongoing with Chippenham. Currently we are 1st in BSS after 33 matches.
I'm into the final of the FA Trophy after a great win away at Cambridge! I just wish we'd been as good in the BSS, as we're 99% likely to face a 4th season there. Although this cup run will help our finances.
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If no food touches it, does it need to be toveled (immersed in mikvah)?
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Here's what R' Aaron Felder has in Oholei Yeshurun, Vol. 1, Chapter 3: "Laws of Tevilas Keilim", Section 5: "Utensils Not Requiring Tevilah":
Here's my translation of Footnote 124, which is in Hebrew:
The cited section of Shulchan Aruch gives an example of some vessel that one puts pots on, which therefore does not need to be dipped; and another vessel that one puts food directly on, which therefore does need dipping.
According to R' Felder's bibliography, the book Tevilat Keilim is by a R' Tzvi Cohen of Bnei Brak. I don't know who he is or how authoritative his ruling is, other than that he's quoted a lot in R' Felder's footnotes. His point may cover your situation, since most people don't line their pots.
Anyway, are you really going to only ever use the pot with a liner? If you're ever going to put the food right in it, I think it'll need to be dipped.
Please note that while R' Felder is a talented and respected Posek who cites an impressive collection of sources, his is by no means the last word on the subject. If this issue affects you practically, you should consult your Rabbi, especially since your situation may very well be both a borderline case and the subject of dispute between authorities.

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Work: the amount of energy transferred by a force
Life:a condition that distinguishes organisms from inorganic objects and dead organisms
Balance:a desirable point between two or more opposite forces.
Taking these three points into consideration, they are bound to surface at some point in anyones training. Having a full family, including a lovely wife who works very hard full time, 3 children attending school from Kindergarten to 7th grade (YIKES!, almost a teenager), a part time job and a full time career search, it can become busy at times. That goes without mentioning all the daily/weekly normal functions of life such as grocery shopping, maintaining house and home, taking care of elderly parents, trying to stay somewhat connected to the not-so-immediate family and everything else that could possibly pop up at any given time. Whew! Sounds like we have already run our marathon in life before we even think of training for an additional event that takes an enormous commitment, time, training, motivation, and determination.
Training schedules are very important, and can make a big difference if you happen to skip a workout or take an extra couple days off which can set you back a step in your training.
Being an "Active Dad" I really find it difficult at time to work my running around all the "events" of life, yet I understand the overall benefits of the running, the aerobic conditioning, the increased endurance and health that it adds to my life. That new health is for my family, and hopefully will translate into a great number of enjoyable years down the road someday that I will be able to spend that I wouldn't have if I wasn't taking care of my body.
So, I will continue to put "Work" into everything I do. Be it my actual job, family life, cleaning, working out, running, whatever the task I will "Work" to the best of my ability and give 100% to reach my goal. Some think that you can't always give 100%. I think that it is all in the mind. If you say you can't, you won't. If you say you can, you have made a commitment and you should try to make that commitment to the best of your ability. Take a stand and join the "I CAN" group and see how your life changes. Make a commitment and stick to it. Start small, it doesn't have to be a marathon, it could even be to clean out your car. But say it, and then go do it. You MAKE it happen. It's as simple as turning on a light switch. Don't let your mind take you the other direction and slow your progress. Meet your commitment and move on with another one. Not only will you feel better about yourself, you will have reached your goal and also gained the respect of the doubters and those who look at the glass half empty rather than half full.
I will continue to "Live" or be one of the living creatures. Putting WORK into everything I hope to benefit my life by living it to the best of my ability. To gain a satisfaction that I have done the BEST I can do and not accepted anything less than what I had set as an expectation for myself. I have set a goal to run a marathon and that is what I am going to do. Yes it will take WORK, and yes, it will increase and hopefully prolong my LIFE.
I have also made a commitment to promote BALANCE in my LIFE and WORK hard to achieve that BALANCE. This in itself is a difficult goal, since as the training time increases, more time is needed away from the family. However, is it possible to run early, run late, run at times when others are in school or work? I hope to motivate others to follow a path of their own. Hopefully create their own goals and commit to them. Do the WORK that is necessary and be positive that it is making a dramatic impact on their LIFE.
Some people will probably read this and think I am off the wall. Some will understand it. Some have already set a goal for themselves and are working to achieve it at this very second. Some are thinking of setting a goal and maybe are just not sure what they can achieve. Make it reachable, but make it a stretch, make it involve WORK, make it rewarding, make it yours, and make others look at you and see a CHANGE!
Know in your heart, your soul, your innermost being what you want to achieve and go for it. You will find yourself getting closer to that goal one step at a time. If you have read this and have set a goal for yourself, be it running, your work, your life, your family, whatever the goal is please reply to this blog and write it down. Post it where you see it everyday and say it out loud before you leave on your run or for the day. Make it a consistent process and I can guarantee you one thing. You will be determined to reach that goal, you will be happy you have set a goal, and you will be happy that you have taken a step toward reaching that goal.
Now, what is YOUR goal?
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Part Two of The Excel 25th Anniversary Video brings us into the present and then takes us into the future of this popular product. We dive into Web Apps, The Cloud, and all things Excel 2010 as we explore the power of software. Be sure to check out Part One where you get a chance to meet some of the pioneers behind the product.
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Collected by David Thomas Transcribed by M. C. Parler
Told by "Kaiser" Scales
Furs, Mississippi April 10, 1962
Reel 413, Item 2 Little Loud Thomas and Little Mary Granilee
Once there was a old Devil. Aw, an', ow naw . . .
An this little boy, he — Aw. His mother went to town
that Sat'day and bought him a little horn. And brought it back and
give it to him. And he blowed it all around the house. And he kept a-walking, and he walked on out in the woods.
And he run up on the old Devil out there. And the old Devil
said, "What that you got, little boy?"
"A little horn."
"let's hear you blow it."
"Toot toot toot toot."
And the old Devil told him., said, "You come on and go home with me.."
And he carried him on home with him. And he put Little loud Thomas in the hog pen out there.
He went on to the house and told his daughter, Little Mary
Grannilee, say, "Mary Grannilee, I got a pig out there in the pen.
Tek him some slop."
And she went running out there. And she got there and she said, "Papa say you was a pig! What your name?"
"I name Little loud Thomas. What your name?"
"Little Mary Grannilee."
And she went on back to the house, and carried him on back to the house with her.
"Papa, a little boy!"
Old Devil got mad. "Gee him a little bite and throw him in the bed."
And so he slept in one bed and she slept in the other.
And while they was laying in the room there, she was talking to him, laughing. So she said to him, "Little loud Thomas, you know what Papa gon' have you doing in the morning/"little Loud Thomas
Reel 413, Item 2, continued
"He gonna have you cleaning out a old stable that ain't been clean out in a hundred years. And fast as you throw out one shovel of manure, another shovel will fall in."
And so next morning the old Devil called him, "Little Loud Thomas, I want you to go down there and clean out that stable."
He went on down there. And just soon as he shovel out one shovel, 'nother shovel fall back in there.
And Little Mary Grannilee she went on down there. She said,
"Little Loud Thomas, ain't you tired?" And she carried his breakfast
to him too.
And so she said, "Now, Shovel, shovel out all of this manure,
and lay that shovel down at Little Loud Thomas' feet."
And the shovel got busy. It shoveled all of it out.
And she come on to the house.
And so that night little Loud Thomas come in. Old Devils said, "How did you get along, Little Loud Thomas?"
"I got Through!"
"You got through?!"
That made him mad. He told her to throw him in the bed.
And while they was laying there that night, Little Mary Grannilee say, "You know what Daddy gon' have you doing in the morning?
"He gon' have you have you cleaning out a old well. And fast as you draw up one bucket of water, another bucketful will fall back down in there."
"That'll be all right.
And so the old Devil told him the next morning. And so he went on down there3
Little Loud Thomas Reel 413, Item 2 Continued
Naw — uh— and she says, — uh — , "Grandmaw lost a ring
in there, was a hundred years ago. And he want you to bring that
ring to him."
And so he told him to go and clean out the old well.
And so he went on down there. And fast as he'd dip out one
bucket of water another bucketful would fall in there.
And she went on down there. And so she told the bucket, said, "Bucket, Rope, draw out all this water, and catch up that ring, and put it down at my feet."
That bucket got busy, and drawed all that water out of there and put that ring down at her feet, and she picked it and and hand it to Little Loud Thomas, and told him, say, "When you come home, you give that ring to Papa."
And so, that night when he come in, "Here the ring!"
Hade him so mad, he like to snatch his fingers off. He snatched it out his hand.
And so they was laying there that night. And so she said, "You know what Papa gon' have you doing in the morning? Gon' have you to take that ring to Grand ma. And it's a long ways. And the first gate you get to, that gate gon' draw back to knock you down.
And so you say, 'Oh, pretty little gate, please don't knock me down." And that gate'll get back and let you on in.
"When you get to the next gate, some great big old cows will come running to you to hook you. And you say, ' Oh, pretty cows, please don't hook me.' And that gate you can get on through.
And when you get to Grandma's house, the gonna put a big dog on you. And you call him 'Pretty big dog,' and he won't bite you."
And so he got there at the gate, old grandma, she say,
"Take him, take him, Big Dog!"
And the dog say, "Naw! He call me 'Pretty Big Dog'! I ain't gon' bite him!"
And then Little loud Thomas come on back home then.
And they were laying down there that night. And she say, "You know what. Papa gonna kill you tonight. But you go down to4.
Little Loud Thomas Reel 413, Item 2 Continued
the barn, and take this egg, and put it behind old Lightning' right ear. And ride him up — Aw — And I'm gonna ride him — ride him up to the window. And you get behind me."
And so she rode old Lightning on up beside of the window and he clamb out of the bed, and got behind her. And away they wemt!
And the old Devil he went in there, and he was gome and Little Mary Grannilee was gone. And so the old Devil he commenced to callung: "Oh! Little Mary Grannilee!"
"Sir, Daddy?!"
"Where you at?!"
"I'm down here greasing old Lightning!"
And he went on down there, and she wasn't down there. He come back. He call her again: "0h1 Little Mary Grannilee!"
"Sir! Daddy?!"
"Where you at?"
"I'm greasing Lightning!"
And she told Little Loud Thomas, say "You get this egg, and throw it back over your right shoulder." And he throwed it back and it hit on the ground. And the old Devil called again: She say "I'm greasing old Lightning."
And the old Devil was 'bout to catch em. And he got there to where Little Loud Thomas throwed the egg. And it come a great big ROCK MOUNTAIN!
And he call her again: "0h1 Little Mary Grannilee !"
"Sir, Daddy?"
"Where you at?"
"Greasing Lightning."
And he got there to that rock mountain. So he say,"How can I get through this rock mountain?"
"Daddy, you'll have to go back to the house and get a pick, and pick and pick through."5
Little Loud Thomas Reel 413, Item 2 Continued
So, while he was going on back to the house after the pick, she had done carried Little Loud Thomas where she wanted him to be. And put him down. And she come on back. Home. And so when he call
that time: Hey! Daddy, you see me coming on to the house?!"
And it was a long time then until she 'cided that she wanted to go where Little Loud Thomas was. And Little Loud Thomas was
down on the beach where she carried him.
And he had a slingshot and birds was flying, and he was shooting at them with his sling shot.
And Little Mary Grannilee, when she went down there, she went as a bird. And so he was just shooting — he thought he was shooting at a bird, and he was shooting at Little Mary Grannilee/
The little bird was saying, "Peep peep!" but that there was Little Mary Grannilee.
And she jumped down out of the tree and fluttered herself and turned to Little Mary Grannilee.
And then they kissed, and married.
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I have seen users page it is ordered by Top reputated users...
Is there anything like MVP for Stackoverflow?
If so what is it?
- A Diamond Badge for MVP would be my suggestion..
I have seen users page it is ordered by Top reputated users...
On SO|SF|SU there are three ways of recognizing users (borrowing your bullets).
What more do we need?
Exactly how would this work? What would such an MVP have to do and what does he or she have to offer SO that is not already there?
Between badges, reputation and chasing Jon Skeet, I think there is more then enough rewards on SO already. I am not entirely sure what an SO MVP badge or even an SO MVP will bring to the table?
It wouldn't be a diamond badge because the diamond (♦) is already used to denote the few official moderators appointed by the system.
But, since 10K is the highest level you can earn on the system, it might be a nice convention to have their flair indicate that plateau.
I'm not suggesting adding special abilities, MVP, a new badge, nor anything like that. Maybe just an unobtrusive indicator like a small text ("10K") placed after the username.


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VCU: The School of Hard Knocks
At the Heart of Virginia Commonwealth's Stunning Basketball Success Is a Brutal Commitment to Fitness
Richmond, Va.
Virginia Commonwealth, a David slinging at a world of Goliaths, was a nobody in college basketball until a few years ago.
But here is one reason why VCU now beats the sport's big boys: The way the Rams train makes other elite athletes look like schlubs on the recumbent bike.
In preparation for the still-nascent college-basketball season, VCU endured an off-season workout regimen that was as exhausting as it was extreme. The players turned tires, tossed kegs and used a parking deck near their home court as a treadmill. They lugged 60-pound bags not far from the site where Patrick Henry demanded either liberty or death.
They turned an August tour of Rome into their version of "The Amazing Race," complete with sprints up the Spanish Steps. In Lake Como, the glitzy Italian town where George Clooney owns a villa, they somehow managed to find a ropes course.
After returning home, VCU coach Shaka Smart even had an ex-Navy SEAL put the team—coaches included—through a five-day September boot camp listed on the team's calendar as Hell Week. The military-style sessions included games of tug of war, swims in the James River and plunges through a raft filled with ice water.
"I feel like we've done everything," VCU guard Troy Daniels said, "except maybe pull an airplane."
Granted, grueling workouts and military influences aren't new to college sports. What makes VCU's conditioning remarkable is how wildly effective it is.
Smart's strategy at VCU, called "havoc," is the general practice of making the other team miserable. In basketball terms, havoc means a full-court press, suffocating half-court defense and a frenetic style. All of this requires VCU to be in better shape than its opponent.
It works wonders: In 2011, 11th-seeded VCU tied the record for the lowest seed ever to reach the NCAA tournament's Final Four, and the Rams led the country last season in turnover percentage and steal percentage, according to kenpom.com.
Since Smart's hiring in 2009, the Rams have knocked off college-basketball blue bloods such as Kansas, UCLA and Georgetown, and they will have more chances this week in the Battle 4 Atlantis tournament in the Bahamas. On Thursday there, the Rams upset 19th-ranked Memphis, 78-65.
"The way we play is fast, intense and aggressive," Smart said. "So everything that we're doing from a training standpoint, we want to be fast, intensive and aggressive."
Smart's top lieutenant in this matter is Daniel Roose, VCU's strength and conditioning coach, who recently compared his workout philosophy to the Siberian training montage from "Rocky IV." In fact, when VCU plays in Philadelphia, its freshmen climb the Museum of Art steps that Sylvester Stallone made famous.
"I just want our kids training like a pack of wild dogs," Roose said last month while wearing a "Wild Dog" T-shirt and camouflage cargo shorts.
VCU's fitness strategy is unconventional in almost every way. Smart doesn't just tolerate games of full-court one-on-one but encourages them. Roose doesn't exactly champion bench-pressing. "If they're on their backs," he said, "they better be taking a charge."
Roose also reserved Fridays in the summer for "Road Games," in which VCU's players did untraditional workouts in unfamiliar settings.
During their Italy trip, when the Rams beat four opponents by an average margin of 55 points, off days were more taxing than games. Their idle time in Rome resulted in a two-hour sprint around the city's tourist attractions. "I felt like I was on a TV show," Rams guard Rob Brandenberg said.
A stop in the vacation destination Lake Como yielded a visit to an improbably located ropes course with views that would make Clooney drool. The challenge there was mostly mental for guard Darius Theus. "I'm not a big heights guy," he said.
But the cornerstone of VCU's off-season was its predawn time with John McGuire, a former Navy SEAL who founded SEAL Team Physical Training, an outdoor fitness program here.
"The killer instinct—I basically sharpen that," McGuire said. "We teach them to be comfortable being uncomfortable."
McGuire put VCU through the ringer for three days last year. This year, he said, VCU's coaches asked him to "up the ante."
Over five early mornings, VCU's players, staff members and some active-duty Navy SEALs hauled sand bags, rowed in life preservers, dragged each other in sleds, lifted logs 150 times above their heads, carried boats with one hand and oars in the other, hoisted each other in darkness and yelled "Hooyah!" a lot.
For the last day of Hell Week, McGuire saved something known as the Ice Boat. It was just that: a boat with ice. The players dived in, ducked underneath three floating obstacles, gasped for air and then climbed out, all in the time it takes to read this sentence.
Alongside them was Smart, 35, who has a history of immersion coaching. At a public practice before the 2011 Final Four, he delighted the crowd by taking a charge and diving for a loose ball.
"You can't ask your guys to do something you're not willing to do," Smart said.
The VCU players insist that Smart was no match for them during the strength parts of SEAL training. "We took the cake on that one," said 7-foot center D.J. Haley. And yet Smart was still spry in endurance exercises, often leading the pack of runners. "Try to catch Shaka!" an instructor yelled once at the crab-walking college kids. And in the dreaded Ice Boat, the coach even found a way to one-up his players.
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28 Nov 2011 4:13 AM #1
Uncaught TypeError is not helpful
i'm trying to port an Ext 4 app to Touch 2 and I keep getting
Uncaught TypeError: object is not a function
Just now it was that I had layout: 'anchor' in a fieldset, but I've had this too for invalid xtypes.
Perhaps this could be caught earlier and echoed in the debug as wrong.
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If you would have set a breakpoint and watched the call stack... that would have told you better where your error is happening.
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28 Nov 2011 8:34 AM #3
Yes, I can debug the whole thing myself, but that's not very helpful. The functions that error are generic and called multiple times on load. Or I can start on the error and work backwards, which also takes a while. I've been doing it all day and it's tedious.
I'm using sencha-touch-all-uncompressed-w-comments.js touch 2 pr2. If I use sencha-touch-all-debug-w-comments.js it doesn't even throw an error - it just stops running. Am I doing something wrong?
28 Nov 2011 3:04 PM #4
You're definitely right, pdm. One of the most challenging things in using Sencha Touch, and ExtJS is debugging when something goes wrong. The errors thrown are basically in greek. This is really frustrating when you're just beginning and when your boss (or your wife) wonders what's taking you so long to master such an "easy" and lightweight framework. But even when you've caught on, the slightest slip-up in naming will still rob you of a lot of dev time.
Sencha needs to stop blaming developers for not being able to debug their own apps. A framework should be able to throw a helpful, contextual error when it is being misused. Especially when the mistake is a very very common one for beginners.
For example: xtypes. There is a finite list of xtypes. Why can't Sencha write a small utility function that throws an error like "Invalid Xtype" when the value following xtype: isn't in the list?
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Just spent a couple of hours trying to debug this:
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot call method 'substring' of undefined
(With corresponding disconnected stack trace.) Turns out it was because I didn't include the "type" attribute in a proxy config for a model. Nice one! Feh.


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Unanswered: JsonReader and recordType is undefined
I am trying to do my first JsonStore to work but I keep receiving: recordType is undefined.
Here is the the interesting part:
var TestRecord = Ext.data.Record.create([ // creates a subclass of Ext.data.Record
{name: 'lanID'},
{name: 'translation'}
var writer = new Ext.data.JsonWriter({
encode: true,
writeAllFields : true
var reader = new Ext.data.JsonReader({
totalProperty: 'total',
successProperty: 'success',
root: 'data',
idProperty: 'lanID'
var proxy = new Ext.data.HttpProxy({
api: {
read : '/ajax/remote?doAction=AJAX_saveAdditionalRemark&action=read',
create : '/ajax/remote?doAction=AJAX_saveAdditionalRemark&action=create',
update: '/ajax/remote?doAction=AJAX_saveAdditionalRemark&action=update',
destroy: '/ajax/remote?doAction=AJAX_saveAdditionalRemark&action=destroy'
var propertyStore = new Ext.data.JsonStore({
id: 'user',
autoLoad: false,
proxy: proxy,
writer: writer,
reader: reader,
autoSave: false
When I execute this I can see form the firebug that the
"var s = this.meta, Record = this.recordType,"
Record is undefined. Although I specify the type at the reader and I have tried specify the fields at the store with no success.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you
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JsonStore doesn't have a 'reader' config option. You should use a normal Store instead.
7 Oct 2010 1:26 AM #3
Hello Condor,
yes I have found a way around this by using metadata form the server.
Your post explains better to me why jsonstore was not working with my reader.
It is interesting though that there is no error message when I try to set my reader.
Thank you again for the explanation I will take this into account for similar future problems that I may encounter.
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New China Leader Courts Military
President Xi Moves to Build Armed Forces, Gain Political Support; U.S. Looks for Signs of Assertiveness
BEIJING—China's new leader, Xi Jinping, appears to be ingratiating himself with the country's generals by protecting the defense budget even as economic growth slows. He also is cultivating a public image as a strong military leader as China faces off with Japan over a group of disputed islands and seeks to counteract the U.S. strategic pivot toward Asia.
A national budget unveiled Tuesday at the opening of an annual meeting of the National People's Congress, China's parliament, forecast military expenditure of 720.2 billion yuan ($114.3 billion), an increase of 10.7%, in 2013.
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It is the first budget since Mr. Xi took over as Communist Party and military chief in a once-a-decade leadership change in November.
Military spending has increased at a similar rate for most of the past two decades, but this year's increase comes as China's overall economic growth begins to slow, with parliament approving an official GDP growth target of 7.5% for the second year running, compared with an average growth of more than 10% for most of the past decade.
Diplomats and analysts say Mr. Xi has moved faster than expected to establish himself as a strong military leader, making a series of high-profile visits to army, navy, air force and missile-command facilities in his first 100 days in office, and launching a campaign to enhance the armed forces' ability to "fight and win wars," according to diplomats and analysts.
Those people also say Mr. Xi has taken direct control of an interagency body that has overseen an escalation in Chinese civilian and military patrols around islands claimed by both China and Japan, leading to frequent confrontations with Japanese ships and planes that many regional defense experts say could escalate into military conflict.
Mr. Xi's more dynamic military profile is mainly designed to build up a political support base within the armed forces, and cultivate a public image that distinguishes him from his predecessor, Hu Jintao, who struggled to establish his authority over the armed forces and was widely viewed as a weak and uncharismatic leader, say diplomats and analysts.
But the U.S. and other foreign governments are watching for indications that Mr. Xi's apparently closer ties with the military might result in a continuation, or even an escalation, of China's recent assertive behavior, especially in relation to the country's territorial disputes in the East China Sea and South China Sea.
That assertiveness, combined with China's rapid development of military capabilities designed to deny U.S. forces access to waters near its shores, was among the factors behind the Obama administration's decision last year to bolster defense and trade ties in Asia. China has denounced that as a ploy to contain its economic and military rise.
The official military spending for 2012 was around $106 billion, which was an 11.2% rise from 2011.
China says its defense budget is expanding in line with its economic growth, but isn't directed at any other country, and remains far behind U.S. military spending. The figure is usually unveiled at a news conference the day before the parliament session begins, but Fu Ying, a vice foreign minister who is spokeswoman for the parliament session, declined to reveal the number on Monday.
"It seems China needs to explain every year to the outside world why we are strengthening national defense and why we are increasing military spending," she said. "If a large country like China cannot protect its own security, that won't be good news for the world," she said. "Strengthening China's defense capability will be conducive to further stability in the region and will be conducive to world peace."
Experts on the Chinese military have long argued that China's real defense budget is much higher than the official figure, which doesn't include big-ticket items such as arms imports, indigenous weapons development, and military components of the space program.
Last year, the Pentagon estimated China's actual military spending in 2011 at between $120 billion and $180 billion.
However, an article by two Western scholars to be included in this month's China Quarterly academic journal argues that China's official military budget increasingly reflects actual spending, and also includes some items—such as disaster-relief operations—that aren't usually calculated as part of Western defense budgets.
"Increases in the official defense budget are roughly consistent with GDP growth and constitute a declining percentage of central government expenditures," wrote Adam Liff, a doctoral candidate at Princeton University, and Andrew Erickson, an associate professor at the U.S. Naval War College.
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Experts on China's military also say that generals have been lobbying for larger increases in real military spending to help fund the development of costly weapons systems including aircraft carriers, the first of which was launched last year, and stealth fighters, a prototype of which made its first test flight in 2011.
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The periplasmic Skp chaperone has been characterized for its role in outer membrane protein biogenesis, but is increasingly recognized for assisting soluble protein folding. Using a panel of scFvs, we performed in vivo expression, in vitro folding and aggregation assays in the presence or absence of Skp. The results suggest Skp is a holdase, sequestering long-lived intermediates to prevent aggregation.
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Optimal glycosylation is critical for therapeutic glycoproteins, as glycans can influence their yield, immunogenicity and efficacy. Therapeutic glycoproteins produced in non-human cell lines can differ from human glycans by presenting the terminal Galα1-3Gal (alpha-Gal) modification and N-glycolylneuraminic acid (Neu5Gc). All humans spontaneously express antibodies against both of these glycan structures, risking increased immunogenicity of biotherapeutics carrying such non-human glycan epitopes.
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We report a novel method for the biosynthesis of natively-folded MCoTI-II inside live E. coli cells using a split protein splicing unit. Biosynthesis of genetically encoded cyclotide-based libraries opens the possibility of using single cells as microfactories where the biosynthesis and screening of particular inhibitor can take place in a single process within the same cellular cytoplasm. The cyclotide scaffold has a tremendous potential for the development of therapeutic leads based on their extraordinary stability and potential for grafting applications. We will also report the design and biosynthesis of a MCoTI-grafted cyclotide with the ability to target intracellular and extracellular protein-protein interactions.
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When my partner is feeding the baby, her glasses slip down because she's looking down at the baby, and she has both hands full, so she can't push them up. I'm happy to push them back on when I'm there, but I was wondering if there was any advice from bespectacled mothers on how to handle this problem.
I bought some small braiding rubber bands (which you can find in the "ethnic hair" section of any pharmacy next to hair relaxer) and wrapped a couple around the ends of my wife's glasses like this. She says they stay up now.
This type of rubber band is good because it doesn't fall apart after a few months and doesn't grab at hair the way a regular rubber band does.
I know this hardly seems like an answer at all, but better fitting glasses are probably your best option. Mom likely doesn't even need new glasses, but maybe just an adjustment for a better fit around the ears.
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Is it better to check for allowed domain values on the frond end or let the database engine handle the domain integrity. For example If you have a data entry form for employee, is it better to check for allowed values on the data entry form before submitting the data to the database assuming network IO is not a big issue. What if there are lots of checks to be performed, would the engine be faster or would checking the value on the front end take the load of the dB engine?
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It is best to have checks in both places.
Have checks on the client side in order to give direct feedback to the client without having to roundtrip to the server.
Have checks on the server side because you can't trust the client (you never know if data has been spoofed, someone hacked your UI or whatever).
To me, the best place to check it is in two places. First on the UI (presentation layer), make sure the data entered meets the very basic requirements. For example, a user has to enter a date in a text box, the presentation layer would make sure the value entered is in fact a date.
The second place would be the service layer, or depending on your architecture, the business layer. The data entered in the UI would be placed into an object and sent down to the service layer (or business layer), which would enforce the business rules. For example, the date entered has to be after the current day. Other types of validation can occur here as well, no duplicate entries, and so on.
Once the data has been validated by the service layer then it will send it down to the repository (or data access layer) to be inserted into the database. I am not a real big fan of putting validation on the database. Mostly because it is next to impossible to unit test properly. The type of validation done on a database should really be limited to ensure foreign key integrity or unique indexes.


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With Dustin "Screech" Diamond celebrating his 39th birthday on Thursday, what better time to check in with him and his "Saved by the Bell" co-stars?
Mark-Paul Gosselaar played Zachary "Zack" Morris, the camera-addressing, scheming protagonist of most episodes.
Gosselaar starred in the TNT drama "Franklin and Bash" from 2011 to 2014 and previously starred in the network's legal drama "Raising the Bar." He has also appeared on several other shows since "Saved by the Bell," including "Hyperion Bay," "D.C.," "NYPD Blue," "Commander in Chief" and "CSI."
Dustin Diamond played Samuel "Screech" Powers, Zack's nerdy best friend.
Diamond most recently has had roles in the 2013 low-budget movies "Captured Hearts" and "Scavenger Killers." Diamond, who also played Screech in the "Saved by the Bell" spinoffs "The College Years" (1993-94) and "The New Class" (1994-2000), has also been frequently featured on such reality shows as "Celebrity Fit Club" and "Celebrity Boxing 2." In 2013, he appeared as a contestant on the British reality TV competition "Celebrity Big Brother." Seen here in court with his girlfriend Amanda Schutz in December 2014, he was sentenced to 120 days in jail on June 25, 2015, for his role in a Wisconsin bar fight in which a man was stabbed. He is scheduled to begin serving his sentence on Jan. 15, 2016.
Tiffani-Amber Thiessen played cheerleader Kelly Kapowski, Zack's dream girl.
Thiessen, who in 2000 dropped the hyphenated Amber from her first name to be billed professionally as simply Tiffani Thiessen, joined the cast of the hit teen drama "Beverly Hills, 90210" after "Saved by the Bell" ended. After "90210" ended in 2000, she went on to appear in TV shows like "Just Shoot Me," "Fastlane," "Good Morning, Miami," and "What About Brian?" From 2009 to 2014 she starred on the USA Network dramatic series "White Collar." She recently launched her own Cooking Channel series, "Dinner at Tiffani's," which saw her preparing dinner with a different group of celebrity friends each episode.
Mario Lopez played jock Albert Clifford "A.C." Slater, who didn't always see eye-to-eye with Zack, or, as he liked to call him, "Preppy."
Lopez is the co-host of the TV magazine show "Extra" and most recently appeared in cameo roles as himself in the comedy "Get Him to the Greek" and the TV drama "Drop Dead Diva," and voiced Social Smurf in "The Smurfs 2." In 2010-11, he starred with then-girlfriend (and current wife) Courtney Mazza in the reality TV series "Mario Lopez: Saved By the Baby." Before that, he competed on "Dancing With the Stars" (finishing in second place in 2006) and had a starring role in the daytime drama "The Bold and the Beautiful." He's also hosted a variety of shows, including "America's Best Dance Crew," "MTV's Top Pop Group," the U.S. version of "The X Factor," "Pet Stars" and "The Miss Teen USA Pageant," and guest-starred on the F/X drama "Nip/Tuck" on eight episodes from 2006-2010.
Elizabeth Berkley played the straight-laced, brainy Jessica "Jessie" Mrytle Spano.
Berkley starred in the "Donnie Darko" sequel "S. Darko" and appeared in the TV dramas "CSI: Miami" and "The L Word." Berkley also starred as stripper Nomi Malone in the critically-maligned drama "Showgirls" in 1995. In 2013, she appeared as a contestant on the 17th season of "Dancing with the Stars," finishing in sixth place with her professional dancer partner Valentin Chmerkovskiy. She also made a cameo in a 2014 episode of the sitcom "Melissa & Joey" alongside fellow 1990s teen stars Melissa Joan Hart and Joey Lawrence.
Lark Voorhies played Lisa Turtle, the fashion-crazed girl who was also the unwanted object of Screech's affections.
In the spring of 2012, Voorhies appeared looking quite different in heavy makeup and dyed red hair on the Yahoo! web series "The Yo Show" (pictured). She again made headlines recently when she married a man she met on Facebook in a quickie Las Vegas wedding in April 2015, only to file for divorce six months later. When it comes to actually acting, she most recently teamed up with Dustin Diamond to star in the direct-to-video horror-comedy "Little Creeps." Prior to that, Voorhies appeared in such shows as "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" and "Family Matters" and on the daytime drama "The Bold and the Beautiful." She's also had small parts in movies like "How High," "How to Be a Player" and "The Next Hit."
Dennis Haskins played everybody's favorite principal, Mr. Belding.
Haskins most recently has had cameos in the TV shows "Mad Men," "New Girl," "Jennifer Falls," "How I Met Your Mother" and "Victorious," for which he reprised the role of Mr. Belding, and in Seth MacFarlane's 2014 western comedy "A Million Ways to Die in the West." He's also recently appeared in the low-budget movies "Emerald Acres," "Just an American" and "Chapman," and had a recurring role on the TNT television drama "Men of a Certain Age." In 2009, he released the album "Karaoke With Your Favorite Principal," which includes covers of "California Dreamin'," "Brown-Eyed Girl" and "Piano Man." Haskins starred in the "Saved by the Bell" spin-offs "The College Years" and "The New Class," and has also had guest roles over the years on such shows as "The West Wing," "JAG," "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" and "The Bold and the Beautiful."
Stage magician and comedian Ed Alonzo appeared in early episodes of "Saved by the Bell" as Max, the owner of the The Max, a favorite hangout of the gang. The role allowed Alonzo to show off his quirky humor and magic tricks, but he was eventually written off the show, with The Max coming under new ownership.
Alonzo is seen here in 2013 performing his magic act at Kings Island theme park near Cincinnati, Ohio. He's had cameos on several other TV series since "Saved by the Bell," including "Murphy Brown," "How I Met Your Mother" and "Modern Family," but has mostly focused on magic. He has worked to create illusions for concerts for singers such as Michael Jackson and Britney Spears and continues to perform regularly at amusement parks and other venues.
"Saved by the Bell" had many guest stars over its five season run, including Tori Spelling -- who played Violet Anne Bickerstaff for two episodes. Spelling went on to do "Beverly Hills, 90210," "Scream 2," "Scary Movie 2" and the new update of "90210."
Leah Remini was also a guest star on the show before she went on to star in the hit sitcom "The King of Queens."
Bridgette Wilson (pictured with husband, tennis star Pete Sampras, and their son in 2009) guest-starred in five "Saved by the Bell" episodes as Ginger. She went on to star in the movies "Billy Madison" and "The Wedding Planner," and the daytime drama "Santa Barbara."
Juliet Mills played Miss Bliss on two episodes of "Saved by the Bell." The show was preceded by the 1987 series "Good Morning, Miss Bliss," which starred Mark-Paul Gosselaar, Dennis Haskins, Lark Voorhies and Dustin Diamond as the "Bell" class in junior high. Mills' sister Hayley Mills, of "Pollyanna" and "The Parent Trap" fame, had played the title character in "Good Morning, Miss Bliss," but was replaced by Juliet Mills for the "Bell" guest slots.
Scott Wolf appeared in four uncredited stints as an extra on "Saved by the Bell" from 1990-91 before gaining attention for his role on the television drama "Party of Five" in 1994.
Patrick Fabian, the star of the 2010 summer horror movie hit "The Last Exorcism," played Professor Jeremiah Laskey on the spin-off series "Saved by the Bell: The College Years" from 1993-94.
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The Tosafos Yom Tov on the last mishna in Y'vamos (16:6) says that the diminishing volume on each register of an echo is tantamount to weakening. The reverberation is thus associated with the fairer sex.
He also distinguishes between the type of bas kol that is simply the echo of a (meanwhile departed) human's voice and the type of bas kol that is some form of prophecy. Since the the mishna is dealing with the former, the explanation of the terminology might also be limited to that type. Whether there would be any reverberation involved in the prophecy-type bas kol is unknown to me. Since that is the basis of the explanation of bas as opposed to ben, this could be significant in fully answering your question according to the Tosafos Yom Tov.