Oh, baby, baby, it's a wild world

Hello all welcome to my around the world career where I will attempt to manage in each country in the basic game. I have no rules or anything except that I will work my way down the countries starting with A and finishing with W. I want to win as many things as possible before leaving each nation. I will add the next letter once I reach the last of the previous lot.

And as I like to keep things short and simple, here is the set-up:

I am using an Australia add on database to allow me to gain a job with no rep and badges and It is a fantastic custom database with real life teams etc.

I will be testing early to see how my setup works in terms of adding players and staff to clubs in the custom database.



Meet my manager - Kez Mitch!!!





List of Countries in order:

A
Argentina
Australia
Austria


B
Belarus
Belgium
Brazil
Bulgaria


C
Chile
China
Colombia
Croatia
Czech Republic

D
Denmark


E
England

F
Finland
France

G
Germany
Greece


H
Hong Kong
Hungary

I
Iceland
India
Indonesia
Ireland
Italy

M
Malaysia
Mexico

N
Netherlands
Northern Ireland
Norway

P
Peru
Poland
Portugal

R
Romania
Russia

S
Scotland
Serbia
Singapore
Slovakia
Slovenia
South Africa
South Korea
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland

T
Turkey

U
Ukraine
United States
Uruguay

W
Wales

Career History

Oakleigh Cannons (Australia) March 2016 -

Trophies

South Oakleigh Soccer Club was established on 12 December 1972. The club soon changed its name to Oakleigh Soccer Club.

In the 1970s and 1980s, the club steadily gained success by winning a number of Victorian Provisional, Metropolitan and State League divisional titles. The club won the Championship in its first two years of competition, taking out the Victorian District League East in 1973 and 1974. Oakleigh won their next title in 1978, when the club took out the Victorian District League Division 1, winning promotion to the Victorian Provisional League Division 2, which they won in their first year in 1979. The club achieved three successive promotions in 1981, 1982 and 1983, taking the club from the Victorian Provisional League Division 1 to Victorian Metropolitan League Division 2. The club won back to back titles in 1985 and 1986, the latter title granting them Victorian State League (later rebranded to the Victorian Premier League and then National Premier Leagues Victoria) status for the first time. The club finished 12th in their first season in Victoria's top flight of football.

The club was re-branded Oakleigh Cannons S.C. in the 1990s to expand its appeal beyond its predominantly Greek Australian support base. The club changed its name again to Oakleigh Cannons Football Club and gained promotion to the Victorian Premier League in 2003.[1] The club finished runners up in their first season back in the top flight in 2004, but lost to both Bulleen Zebras and Altona Magic in the finals series. In the 2005 season, the club finished in 5th place to again qualify for the finals series, beating Fawkner-Whittlesea in the elimination final but then losing to Heidelberg United in the semi final.

The club won its first VPL Premiership in 2006, finishing 12 points clear at the top of the table.[2] Disappointing, the club lost to Altona Magic in the qualifying final and Heidelberg United in the semi final. The club again made the finals series in 2007, but lost to Melbourne Knights FC in the semi final, making it four successive years of finals disappointment for the South East club.

Led by Arthur Papas, Oakleigh just missed out on the 2011 championship title, won by Green Gully SC on goal difference after both sides finished the season with 43 points. Oakleigh made the grand final that year, facing up against minor premiers Green Gully, but lost 3-2 after extra time, with Hamid Basma scoring the winner in the 95th minute.

Oakleigh again made the grand final in 2012, playing against Dandenong Thunder SC at Aami Park in Melbourne. They lost 2-1 after Nate Foster scored a 81st-minute winner for Thunder.

Five games into the 2013 season, Oakleigh sacked manager Bill Theodoropoulos and brought in former Gold Coast United FC manager Miron Bleiberg.[3]

National Premier Leagues Victoria[edit]
In early 2014, it was announced that Oakleigh would be a part of the newly formed NPL Victoria, which was to replace the old Victorian Premier League. Oakleigh Cannons finished runners-up in their first season in the new competition, seven points behind South Melbourne FC.

In March 2015, high profile manager Miron Bleiberg departed the club and Oakleigh returned Arthur Papas from his stint in India to steady the helm. Oakleigh began to rise up off the bottom of the ladder and qualified for the 2015 FFA Cup, beating South Springvale SC 2-1 in the final qualifying round. Oakleigh also managed to make the final of the Dockerty Cup, but lost to South Melbourne at Lakeside Stadium. The Club finished in 11th place in the league, unable to overcome their poor form from early on in the season,[4] despite big name signings including Mirjan Pavlovic, Matthew Foschini, Sean Rooney and Kofi Danning.[5] Their FFA Cup form was much better, though. Oakleigh draw Queensland NPL side Far North Queensland FC in the Round of 32 and progressed after winning a penalty shoot-out.[6] In the Round of 16, Oakleigh draw North Eastern MetroStars SC away from home, but won 1-0 thanks to a Mirjan Pavlovic strike in South Australia.[7] Oakleigh then drew fellow NPL Victoria side Hume City FC in the quarter finals, but went down 3-2 after extra time at ABD Stadium in front of 1,500 fans.

Late in September 2015, coach Arthur Papas resigned.[8] Peter Tsolakis and Con Tangalakis were appointed as joint head coaches for the 2016 season.[9] On October 22, it was announced that mid-season signings Rooney and Pavlović would depart the club for recently relegated National Premier Leagues NSW side Marconi Stallions FC[10] with Matthew Foschini following the two out of Oakleigh, signing for NPL Victoria rivals South Melbourne FC the next month[11] and Kofi Danning joining Hume City FC in December.[12] The club reacted by signing marauding Bentleigh Greens' stopper Steven Topalović,[13] Sydney Olympic's Dimi Hatzimouratis and OFI Crete's Ioannis Georgopoulos.[14]







Squad

Season Preview - 2016/2017

Half Season Update - 2016/2017

No one can stop South Melbourne...

Been a tough ride so far, win one week down the next.