[FM24] My Football Manager Career - We are at Briton Ferry...for now at least..

[steff91]

After much thought, I've decided what my main FM24 Save will be,that i will load up all the UK leagues (and Republic Of Ireland),maybe even just chuck a few sporadic random others in  

Some of the career threads were brilliant that i read on last years edition,which has inspired me to share the thrills and possibly loads of spills on this years edition

I will be starting unemployed with Semi-Pro experience, no coaching badges and see where we go from here

I will be using the advanced option when setting up to give me a decent old number to start with as my rig is decent enough to run it like this,giving me a bit of variety within the game

Some of my options are limited as you can see,where should we apply for realistically?..

I welcome your thoughts and suggestions,also may add leagues as i go along..

 

 

 

 

Edited November 2, 2023 by steff91

[steff91]

Reserved for next update

 

 

Edited November 2, 2023 by steff91

[Sizeman21]

I always like following journeyman careers. Good luck wherever you land your first club Steff!

[DomD]

Looks like one of the Welsh clubs would be easiest to get a job at. But going to Belarus might be interesting.

[steff91]

2 hours ago, DomD said:

Looks like one of the Welsh clubs would be easiest to get a job at. But going to Belarus might be interesting.

We applied at Dinamo Brest and Vitebsk both were very ambitious applications if im being honest with myself..neither making the shortlist in the end regardless

 

[steff91]

So Briton Ferry in the welsh cymru south have gave me an opportunity on an 11 month contract,lets see how we go dipping our toes into the managerial world

More details about the club soon..

Edited November 3, 2023 by steff91

[steff91]

8 hours ago, Sizeman21 said:

I always like following journeyman careers. Good luck wherever you land your first club Steff!

thank you hope you can follow my adventures across the wacky world of FM24' 

[steff91]

Briton Ferry - A background

Briton Ferry Llansawel A.F.C. is a football club based in Briton Ferry in Wales, currently playing in the Cymru South. The club was formed in 2009 after the merger between Briton Ferry Athletic and Llansawel .

The club's crest uses the colours green, red and yellow, which represent the colours of the two merged teams. For 2009–10 the home colours were the traditional Briton Ferry quartered red and green shirt, green shorts and red socks. The away colours were the traditional Llansawel yellow shirt, black shorts and hooped yellow and black socks.

The club plays at the old welfare ground with a small capacity of just 1,500

Having won nothing since the clubs formation in 2009 im looking to change that with a bit of luck as you can see below

Club Information

 

 

Edited November 6, 2023 by steff91
Additional Info

[willemvandoorn15]

Good luck and im sorry your game speed is so slow, i hope it doesnt frustrate you.

[steff91]

2 hours ago, willemvandoorn15 said:

Good luck and im sorry your game speed is so slow, i hope it doesnt frustrate you.

Thank you,i pay no attention to the star system personally,i have a top end gaming laptop will run fine  

[steff91]

Board Expectations

It seems the expectations are clear the board want us out of this division and upto the the Cymru Premiership

 

[steff91]

Club Finances

Finances are pretty bleak looking to be honest we could maybe be doing with a senior affiliation somewhere to help us along in this area of the club,not surprising though looking at these figures

 

Edited November 6, 2023 by steff91

[steff91]

Transfer & Loans so far

A solitary free transfer in for a centre half which we badly needed this took literally all the budget we did have after shuffling the sliders around a touch £100 PW hes on..

[steff91]

First Team Squad

A basic a squad as you will ever see,we need reinforcements in midfield now,where from i have no idea

[steff91]

Season Preview

With a media prediction of a 6th placed finish we must aim to finish higher than that or the powers that be wont be happy thats for sure.

 

[steff91]

Latest News

Overshadowed a thumping 5-1 win over Llanelli Town in the league opener looks like his Career is over at the club with only a year left on his contract

A great start to the league campaign over one of our main challengers for promotion this season,thats a statement of intent indeed!!

[Hootieleece]

I started this year with Conwy in JD Cymru North. Good Luck!

 

I have found good players hard to find in Wales and even after we got promoted not many players wanted to sign on and those that did were mediocre.

 

Edited November 6, 2023 by Hootieleece
added words I forgot

[steff91]

12 minutes ago, Hootieleece said:

I started this year with Conwy in JD Cymru North. Good Luck!

 

I have found good players hard to find in Wales and even after we got promoted not many players wanted to sign on and those that did were mediocre.

 

Yeh i would imagine given the league reputation in Wales wouldnt help attract a decent calibre of player thats for sure - a case of take a chance on whats available..

Good luck too at Conwy  

[dhinks1983]

I've got a game going with abertillery bluebird in my 8th season 3 back to back league titles a couple of cups, made it to the champions League group stages last season.........didn't win a game but we were there🤣🤣.

 

On the 30th of June once players have been released give a trial to every released premier league player under 20 years of age just go to each teams transfer you will find a few gems that's my tactic.

 

At the start of the season play friendlies against top 6 premier league under 21s that will give you about 50-60k profit.