Rocking up Les Champs-Élysées

Despite starting a career in the beta with Blackburn, and completely winning, like everything ever, (n.b. 12th in championship )
I yearned for a new calling in fm 13...

I desired a team with passion, a team who have struggled despite having good facilities. A team who can produce the young talent, but without chicken farming bosses and booing fans in the hierachy. A team whose potential outweighs the history.
For this, I decided that Blighty, complete with dodgy refs, boring football and Stewart Downing, is not the place to find the unfulfilled footballing promise of a unique but glamorous outfit. Therefore, I decided to take my journey elsewhere, and cross the channel to the beautiful land of France!


Oui, vive le france! And for this career, I looked no further than the glamour of 'gay Paris' (Behave ) And instead of going up the eiffel tower and sightseeing, I started my journey at the foot of Stade Charléty. If you don't know (and you probably won't), c'est the home of...

Paris FC!

A team firmly rooted in the 3rd division, having not played in the Ligue 1 since 1979. Formed as a result of the founding of PSG, unlike their former counterparts, have had an 'average' history at best. But with a 25,000 seater stadium, solid youth facilities, capable squad and former greats such as Sakho, Gabriel Obertan and the Belaid brothers, their future lies in my hands... or should I say, my manager's hands?
To fit the underachieving Paris FC 2000, I need a man, who throughout his career, had the potential but lost out, underachieved and failed to live up to his price tag and quality.




One of my personal favourite free transfers on fm 11, nicknamed "lasLandesliga" at Koln, and his inability to keep up with the speed of Premier League football, led to him returning to his native land after his career, to become a handball player. However, the multi capped (7 ) player is being brought back into football's reigns, and taking charge of the mighty Paris FC.
So, allons-y Lilian, and make Paris European champions!