International Domestic Soccer Discussion

[Astograth]

Not to blow my own trumpet, but I know a lot of you like those fact boxes I set up for my top flight teams. Obviously, season to season I only post those of the team in my top flight as part of the league preview. However, I do now have boxes for all of my teams made and uploaded (the 130 that are in the league at any one time and the 31 overflow that promote/relegate up to the lowest FPIFA tier).

These I will be storing for safe keeping in my domestic newswires thread, in this post. For the dozen or so of you who might be interested, go nuts. Teams are arranged alphabetically first by state, then by town, then by team name.

You're a madman, PIS.

[Maklohi Vai]

Not to blow my own trumpet, but I know a lot of you like those fact boxes I set up for my top flight teams. Obviously, season to season I only post those of the team in my top flight as part of the league preview. However, I do now have boxes for all of my teams made and uploaded (the 130 that are in the league at any one time and the 31 overflow that promote/relegate up to the lowest FPIFA tier).

These I will be storing for safe keeping in my domestic newswires thread, in this post. For the dozen or so of you who might be interested, go nuts. Teams are arranged alphabetically first by state, then by town, then by team name.

My OCD side just had a little fit of happiness. That is very impressive.

[Polar Islandstates]

Haha, yeah, you were both in that dozen or so I was thinking of.

You're a madman, PIS.

I've not had a great internet connection recently

[Farfadillis]

As I said in #nssport while you were away:

<Farf> PIS is insane

But, well, truly awesome.

Also, Îka Games appeared on one of the kits! Woo!

[Felix]

Not to blow my own trumpet, but I know a lot of you like those fact boxes I set up for my top flight teams. Obviously, season to season I only post those of the team in my top flight as part of the league preview. However, I do now have boxes for all of my teams made and uploaded (the 130 that are in the league at any one time and the 31 overflow that promote/relegate up to the lowest FPIFA tier).

These I will be storing for safe keeping in my domestic newswires thread, in this post. For the dozen or so of you who might be interested, go nuts. Teams are arranged alphabetically first by state, then by town, then by team name.

Purely amazing.

I wish I had the time and patience to do all that stuff.

[United Gordonopia]

Haha, yeah, you were both in that dozen or so I was thinking of.

You're a madman, PIS.

I've not had a great internet connection recently

Just had to read through every one myself Love some of the stadium names especially.

[Polar Islandstates]

Just had to read through every one myself Love some of the stadium names especially.

Ah yes, opposition tremble in fear at the knowledge they're going to have to make the trip to Fishmarket, or The Ditch, or even *shudder* the Saltmarsh Sports Complex!

Glad you enjoyed, though. What is this game for, if not to entertain ourselves and others.

[United Gordonopia]

Glad you enjoyed, though. What is this game for, if not to entertain ourselves and others.

Yes indeed. I have my own quirks, like enjoying statistics, hence why I do stuff like statistical studies in GE&T, compiling a list of BoF participants, and tallying up NS Olympic Records for athletics without the First Olympiad. Some people might look at me strangely, but hey, its fun, and others might get something out of it too

[Northern Sunrise Islands]

Like everyone else, I loved your job, PIS. Plus, I saw the Kamloop Blazers somewhere at it.

[Polar Islandstates]

Ah, yes. Them.

seeklogo threw it up without any words that indicated it was already a team. I thought it looked like a feasible energy/gas company logo.

[Northern Sunrise Islands]

Ah, yes. Them.

seeklogo threw it up without any words that indicated it was already a team. I thought it looked like a feasible energy/gas company logo.

I remembered because of a little NHL game I have. I'm thinking of doing the same thing with my teams, though.

[Dainer]

I have complete factsheets for all teams that have been in the top flight, and incomplete ones for the second-tier teams. I write the extra info as needed.

[Liventia]

The top four teams participates in the CEdC, the champion participates in the Champions Cup and the Cygnus Cup

No it doesn't. The Cygnus Cup is a cup winners competition.

Same for your main nation's league. Your league champion cannot participate in the Cygnus Cup.

[Buyan]

I suppose this goes in here...

The Buyan Football League is open for international transfers (2 per nation for Esportivans, 1 per nation other nations). For those worried about exposure, the league system will change in order to have a unified twelve-team first division next year. Said division will contain the teams 'looking' listed below. The three listed first participate in the UICA competitions, the other two came close.

Looking...

Jottnar Kallsmudden searches for an attacking midfield

Last year, Kallsmudden was centered around Sverre Devold. The talented youngster indicated to his bosses that they have two options: either they strengthen the team or he is going to leave abroad. In either case, an additional attacking midfield is needed. If Devold leaves, someone needs to fill the gap of creativity to ensure Kallsmudden can once again compete for the title. If he stays, both can play together in the heart of the team according to coach Magnussen, known as the inventor of the Buyanese 3-2-4-1 where the players circle around two central midfields. Kallsmudden is one of the biggest cities of the archipelago of Buyan, with 400.000 inhabitants. The fans are known as enthused, but polite and the Vingardarena is in the top three of best stadiums.
Update: with the transfer from Devold to Barbury Town officialised, the needed financial goods to transfer a strong player, capable to make the team revolve around him, has become the target from the board.

Bengtsmark IF bought a young attacker: Felipe Maniche (Saint Pauli) from Project +90 for £70,000

If someone would have asked for a favourite for the title ninety minutes before the end of the championship, the name Bengtsmark IF would've been on all lips. Unfortunately, the team blacked out on the last day and got sent to the Globe Cup instead. It convinced the board of this Mullsphall-based team that additions are needed, especially in attack. Edvald Mattisson might be a scoring attacker, but the team depends too much on him and his speed is falling back every season. In order to make up for that, the coach intends to switch to a system with two attackers, the giant Mattisson and a quick, young attacker. Despite Buyan being a rather depressing post-communist dictatorship, Bengtsmark has its nice sides. Located near the coast, it has a fine climate despite being up north. The stadium is fine, although it's not that new but the fans are very supportive and make an excellent twelfth man.

Viztourzys Kolektyvinis bought a goalkeeper: Manuel Schmidt (German American States) from Gold Loewe for £250,000

No one expected the Kolektyvinis to come out on top this season, but they defied all odds and did it anyway. However, after the celebration was done, they realised that they needed to shape up in order to compete at an international level. The first target for this is accuiring a new goalkeeper. With 40 goals against in 24 games, Kundrotas had a very moderate season and a replacement is necessary. The team is especially looking for a goalie who is capable to think and play along, so a minimum of experience is required. Being able to launch the counterattack is a plus. Viztourzys is a smaller town, but despite being quiet it has a passion for football. The stadium isn't top rank, with no stands behind the goals it's often windy, but a good goalie can use that to his advantage, not?

Pajukas Sport bought a creative midfielder: Noel Amundsen (Apox) from Lighthouse Coves for £450,000

Pressure. When you're a sports team and you carry the name 'Pajukas', you're being used to it. When representing the biggest city of the archipelago, you cannot afford to lose. Despite a strong defense, they failed to make the last four during the 2014 season and the blame was placed near the lack of creativity on the field. Pajukas Sport scored too few goals to bar Viztourzys from moving up in the world of football. Will you present the kind of player who can make up for this? Being a maritime town, there is plenty of entertainment and society events and a foreign football star surely will be invited to join the partying. But realise that when results turn bad, or the level of play is not adequate, the critique will rise quickly. Who's up for the pressure?

Blau-Weiss Pallstadt bought a new defensive leader: Marko Maurer (Mytannion) from Spartak Nalchik for £550,000

One of the images of the season was the face of goalkeeper Ulle Seber, looking in awe over what appears to be the torn ankle from central defender Klaus Billsmann. At the age of 28, the defensive leader from Blau-Weiss will never be able to walk painless, let alone take the field again. A difficult realisation for Blau-Weiss, that seemed to be on its way for a title when Billsmann got injured. Now they ended up third in the Ekipassammlung, not enough for a team with their history. The boys in blue need someone with a good head, both literally and figuratively, to replace their captain next season. Pallstadt is a small industry town, known for their production of cutlery and crockery. A good place for a player to regain confidence before scooping back to a bigger league.


For sale

Sverre Devold (21) sold to Barbury Town (Apox) for £1,000,000

Arguably the best player in the Buyan Football League, this attacking midfield has it all to make it abroad. Splendid vista, precise passing, good overview. He might need to work on his strength a little more, so he's looking for a chance in a step-up league first. Ambition is not a problem for this educated young man, despite a certification as pharmacist he wants to make it in the world of football.

Andrey Rettinger (25) sold to Goldfeather FC (New Sideburn) for £300,000

Not every attacker needs to be judged by the amount of goals he scores. Rettinger doesn't score all the time, but makes up with hard work and assisting passes and was fundamental to lead his team, Hoyersko, to the Globe Cup. Nonetheless, he seems to have dropped out of the favor of the coach for openly criticising him and needs to look for greener pastures now. Not a top player, but enough heart to make up for it. Preferably to a side with good support from the fans, even if they're fighting against relegation.

Marco Castell (23) sold to Canterlot Royals (Equestrian States) for £300,000

"Der Express" is a right winger who makes a meteoric rise. Four years ago, he was still mainly involved in athletics, right now he is a star player for Aigil Grephel. Grephel failed to make the UICA competitions and even announced that they will cut back on the budget next season. This opens to door to a departure from Castell. He's quick, he's great to have in a team and he's open for advice, but needs some additional work on his technique.

[Apox]

Yet More Apoxian Transfer Excitement!

Hokay, I've decided to create full rosters for each of my squad's and therefore there are quite a few gaps where international players could fit in at Apoxians clubs at all types of skill levels (ICly, these transfers would take place after CC50 has finished.)

These are people what I need:

Urbanista - defender + top class midfielder
Issington F.C - some midfielders a midfielder
Dwile Warriors - a striker and a midfielder
FC Endeavour - a goalkeeper, a defender and a midfielder
Barbury Town - two one defender and a midfielder
Gwinevra Barbarians - a defender and one midfielder
Mandon United - a defender and two midfielders
FC Brimstone - a defender
Exton F.C - a defender
Wrexton F.C - a goalkeeper, a midfielder and a striker
Egloskerry - a goalkeeper, a defender and a midfielder
Sunshine Athletic - two midfielders and a striker
St George's Creek - two defenders and a midfielder
Atletico Standard - a defender, a midfielder and a striker

And yes, I am aware that there's no way in hell I'm ever going to fill those positions with international talent - clubs are listed by finishing position last season, and therefore top talent from top leagues should look to the top, while if the player is less talented, or if you're from a more developing league, you should look a bit further down!

In addition I could do with a couple of managers for these teams:

Egloskerry
Atletico Standard

All offers by TG of course

Positions have been filled, previews have been posted - IT'S TIME FOR ACTION. Therefore I'm closing transfers for this season, unless they're extra super exciting and involve sending players, or getting players from top ten associations etc.

[German American States]

German American States Transfer Oppurtunities
Well, this is my first attempt at getting some international talent, so here goes.
Players up for transfer
Manuel Schmidt, Goalkeeper(SC Gold Loewe)-(14 clean sheets)
Manuel is a decent goalkeeper, ideal for mid-table 1st division teams. He can be spectacular, but he needs a good defense to help him. His hard work has gotten him onto the national team as a backup.Sold to Viztourzys Kolektyvinis(Buyan)
Reinhardt Schlingmann, Forward(Athletic Weisenfield)-(12 goals, 4 assists)
Rheinhardt is a good forward, with scoring and passing capabilities. He was put on the transfer block because of his dislike for the team, and his inability to mesh with his fellow forward.Sold to Dzias Riot(Paradystopia)
Mike Tremmel, Midfielder(Guenwalder)-(7 goals, 9 assists)
Mike is the perfect setup man. He can pass like magic, has amazing touch, and is a team player. What more could you want?Traded to Southfell United(New Sideburn) for John Pace.
Needs
FK Flussorstaft -Goalkeeper,Forward(signed Garland Gem of New Sideburn)
Flussorstaft was the last place finisher in the GAPL, and was relegated to League United. They need a good goalkeeper to bring them back to the Premier league.
Sporting Eisenport FC: Fullback, Manager
Sporting Eisenport FC was the other team that was relegated to League United. After firing their manager, they need a new one to get them back in the Premier League. Their defense also needs improvement, with multiple fullbacks desired.
SC Gold Loewe: Fullback, Goalkeeper
Loewe is a traditionally good team, and they want to win the league next year. They want a new goalkeeper to work with their struggling defense, and need to shore up their defense.
Athletic Weisenfield- Forward
Atheltic is always a mid-table team, and wants to make a move. They need an x-factor forward to help their offense.

All offers by telegram.

[Buyan]

Seven found/sold, one to go...

I suppose this goes in here...

The Buyan Football League is open for international transfers (2 per nation for Esportivans, 1 per nation other nations). For those worried about exposure, the league system will change in order to have a unified twelve-team first division next year. Said division will contain the teams 'looking' listed below. The three listed first participate in the UICA competitions, the other two came close.

Looking...

Jottnar Kallsmudden searches for an attacking midfield

Last year, Kallsmudden was centered around Sverre Devold. The talented youngster indicated to his bosses that they have two options: either they strengthen the team or he is going to leave abroad. In either case, an additional attacking midfield is needed. If Devold leaves, someone needs to fill the gap of creativity to ensure Kallsmudden can once again compete for the title. If he stays, both can play together in the heart of the team according to coach Magnussen, known as the inventor of the Buyanese 3-2-4-1 where the players circle around two central midfields. Kallsmudden is one of the biggest cities of the archipelago of Buyan, with 400.000 inhabitants. The fans are known as enthused, but polite and the Vingardarena is in the top three of best stadiums.
Update: with the transfer from Devold to Barbury Town officialised, the needed financial goods to transfer a strong player, capable to make the team revolve around him, has become the target from the board.

Bengtsmark IF bought a young attacker: Felipe Maniche (Saint Pauli) from Project +90 for £70,000

Viztourzys Kolektyvinis bought a goalkeeper: Manuel Schmidt (German American States) from Gold Loewe for £250,000

Pajukas Sport bought a creative midfielder: Noel Amundsen (Apox) from Lighthouse Coves for £450,000

Blau-Weiss Pallstadt bought a new defensive leader: Marko Maurer (Mytannion) from Spartak Nalchik for £550,000


For sale

Sverre Devold (21) sold to Barbury Town (Apox) for £1,000,000

Andrey Rettinger (25) sold to Goldfeather FC (New Sideburn) for £300,000

Marco Castell (23) sold to Canterlot Royals (Equestrian States) for £300,000

[Nouvel Ecosse]

This is just to say that I will take all players currently with the U-15 World Cup Nouvel Ecosse squad, who have just reached the semi-finals, are available for sale or for an offer, depending on their club.

O'Sevens, Reiter and Jaegar will all involve cash due to their professional nature. The rest are free transfers.

[Mizuyuki]

With the recent formation of a three-tiered domestic league system in the Auroral Union, many teams are scouring the international market for talent, and as such, the needs of Mizuyuki's domestic teams are listed below -

Little Busters, heavily tipped to be challengers for the Miria Aurora League title this season, are looking for generally young youth talent. The club has money to spend, as they were recently acquired by a local conglomerate, and will be willing to entertain any offers, subject to negotiation.

The second team to look abroad for talent is Mizunaga Revolution, who are looking for experienced players in midfield and defence. Having based their entire first team on youth prospects, Mizunaga Revolution needs some experience to supplement the vitality of their youth players and to provide a guiding hand as well as becoming mentors to their players.

AS of the time of writing, all the teams in the Miria Aurora League will entertain offers for any and all players, again subject to negotiation.

TG to offer players, as well as for relevant info!

[Wight]

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[San Jose Guayabal]

Hello everybody, I want to suggest some things to International Soccer

First of all I want to make to all of you a proposal to create a Beach Soccer World Cup and national leagues in the countries who want to participate in beach soccer, and create something like a Globe Cup, Champions Cup, Series B cup to the Beach Soccer and other Tournaments in the regions who want.

To end this, I give thank to all for read this and, I can give some help and cooperate in the incorporation of beach soccer.

Cheers from SJG.

[Greater Maritime Union]

Hello everybody, I want to suggest some things to International Soccer

First of all I want to make to all of you a proposal to create a Beach Soccer World Cup and national leagues in the countries who want to participate in beach soccer, and create something like a Globe Cup, Champions Cup, Series B cup to the Beach Soccer and other Tournaments in the regions who want.

To end this, I give thank to all for read this and, I can give some help and cooperate in the incorporation of beach soccer.

Cheers from SJG.

(Puppet of Sicoutimont)

We do have a Beach Cup, the last edition hosted by Saintland:

Beach Cup IX
Beach Cup Discussion Thread

We don't, however, have a domestic tournament for it.

[San Jose Guayabal]

The top four teams participates in the CEdC, the champion participates in the Champions Cup and the Cygnus Cup

No it doesn't. The Cygnus Cup is a cup winners competition.

Same for your main nation's league. Your league champion cannot participate in the Cygnus Cup.

Puppet corrected that, thanks

[San Jose Guayabal]

Hello everybody, I want to suggest some things to International Soccer

First of all I want to make to all of you a proposal to create a Beach Soccer World Cup and national leagues in the countries who want to participate in beach soccer, and create something like a Globe Cup, Champions Cup, Series B cup to the Beach Soccer and other Tournaments in the regions who want.

To end this, I give thank to all for read this and, I can give some help and cooperate in the incorporation of beach soccer.

Cheers from SJG.

(Puppet of Sicoutimont)

We do have a Beach Cup, the last edition hosted by Saintland:

Beach Cup IX
Beach Cup Discussion Thread

We don't, however, have a domestic tournament for it.

What do you think in create international and regional competitions (domestic beach soccer clubs)

[United Gordonopia]

Oh well

Congrats to PIS.

I suppose my pattern had to hold... none of my teams have ever advanced more than one stage further than others before. Kaje Football first made the Group Stage in 40, Deska broke through to the first knockout in 44 but were promptly eliminated, 45 saw Reinheim go to the quarters (where Franz Joseph were the ones to knock them out ), and 47 witnessed FC Deska make the semi-finals. I guess it was too much to hope for Deska to make the Super Cup this time around XD In a few cycles though...

Also, I'm interested to see the coefficients. Good on Wight, deserves the ranking, though it is a bit of a bummer to have it not only be my first cycle to not advance, but to actually fall.