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FM17 Youth Academy Challenge - Tandragee - First Win
Which ever team you manage on Football Manager it is always important to get off to a good start. This is especially important when undertaking a challenge like the Youth Academy Challenge.As the team you will be managing are likely to struggle at the beginning, it is important to have a good start so that for the first season you can just survive and then build from there.
During pre-season the below happened.
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Of course it is early days in the league and this is going to be a massive struggle, but needless to say I am happy to get a win under my belt early doors.
Gallagher is 34 years old and if I am being totally honest with myself, he is rubbish. Even though he managed to get two goals in this game, I will be very lucky if he gets 10 for the season. I do hope I get to look back on this post though and say I was wrong about him. Heres hoping.
In other news, I had highlighted we were lacking in left backs at the club. I say lacking. We literally have two. One of them being 44 years old. In a stroke of very bad luck, one of my left backs picked up an injury for three months. I will just say it was not the 44 year old. This leaves me with one left back who is 44 years old. I will need to see how he gets on. My tactics will be for him to never dribble with the ball, play simple passes and to just defend. I hope he will not be a total weak link, but to have a 44 year old at left back is pretty desperate to say the least.
In a bid to try and improve my attributes. They are currently all pretty much at one. I have sent myself on a coaching course. This is going to set the club back a massive £600. Lets hope I can do well on this and that my attributes increase as a result of this. Going on coaching courses is the quickest way to improve your attributes as a manager. The trouble being that when a member of a coaching team is on a course he is not able to be at the club, so you lose that coach. Although this is far from ideal, I have decided for the long term this is going to be the best thing to do. If I can make myself a better coach, then this might help our players develop quicker.
I must say that I am pleased with my first win, but do realise this is going to be a tough challenge.
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