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Covering the 2021/22 campaign (season 3) as Derby County, on their return to the Premier League on FM20.
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Covering the 2021/22 campaign (season 3) as Derby County, on their return to the Premier League on FM20.
During a record breaking season with Derby County in the Championship, I look back on the 'who, how and why' behind our success.
Control games with an aggressive press using our 'Aggressive Press and Control' tactic.
We've signed 16 year old wonderkid, Jude Bellingham (much to my own surprise!), so there's huge optimism at Pride Park for the season ahead (season 2).
Welcome to the DCFC series and the beginning of my journey with Derby County. Previous posts have covered the profile and blueprint for the save, now, we head straight into season 1 at Pride Park, to see how things unfolded.
My model for the DCFC series with Derby County, outlining such things as my 'way of playing', and strategies for recruitment and player development.
During the 2018/19 season, Frank Lampard took Derby County to the Championship playoff final, only to be narrowly beaten by Aston Villa (a game estimated to be worth £170M). Following a mass exodus of staff and players, the following season sees the birth of a new era, led by Wayne Rooney.
It's the end of season 6 and a milestone moment in the history of Venezia FC, with the unveiling of a brand new stadium!
We've reached the end of season five in The Cornetto Series. Venezia are now very much an established outfit in Serie A, but can they push on to the next level?
Assessing our second season back in the top flight of Italian football, in what was a gruelling campaign to chalk off season number four of the series.
See how the Winged Lions coped on their return to Serie A in The Cornetto Series. There's also a big stadium development to share!
Last year’s near sacking was all the motivation needed for a strong follow up campaign. Find out what happened as we wrap up season two of The Cornetto Series.
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