Dynasty Sports

Xixak wrote: ↑

15 Jan 2020, 10:35

djp73 wrote: ↑

15 Jan 2020, 08:52

promotion now? what is the outlook in for y'all in league one?

Yep we're going up to EFL League One. Looks like the board wants us to fight for promotion in that league as well. So the goal will be to get promoted again to the Championship.

how do your team ratings compare to your new competition? are you looking to make any big splashes on the roster now?

djp73 wrote: ↑

15 Jan 2020, 10:39

Xixak wrote: ↑

15 Jan 2020, 10:35

djp73 wrote: ↑

15 Jan 2020, 08:52

promotion now? what is the outlook in for y'all in league one?

Yep we're going up to EFL League One. Looks like the board wants us to fight for promotion in that league as well. So the goal will be to get promoted again to the Championship.

how do your team ratings compare to your new competition? are you looking to make any big splashes on the roster now?

We're probably towards the middle of the pack, but the plan is to buy to be one of the top teams. Going to sell a few players who aren't needed and try to bring in reinforcements. Hoping that big teams don't come in for some of my key players from last year like Shawn McCoulsky and Reece Brown.

whats your budget for buying players?
how much do you hope to free up from sells?
how many players are you hoping to bring in?
what are the teams biggest needs?
are you mostly looking to buy older players that are established or younger guys to develop some?
how many more leagues are above you now?
whats your reserve keepers eye colour?
what are the biggest challenges you're facing after promotion?
what are the boards goals for this season?
what size tv do you play on?

djp73 wrote: ↑

16 Jan 2020, 08:35

whats your budget for buying players?
how much do you hope to free up from sells?
how many players are you hoping to bring in?
what are the teams biggest needs?
are you mostly looking to buy older players that are established or younger guys to develop some?
how many more leagues are above you now?
whats your reserve keepers eye colour?
what are the biggest challenges you're facing after promotion?
what are the boards goals for this season?
what size tv do you play on?

Trying for two promotions in two years.... it's ambitious but you can do it! Good luck!

djp73 wrote: ↑

16 Jan 2020, 08:35

whats your budget for buying players?
how much do you hope to free up from sells?
how many players are you hoping to bring in?
what are the teams biggest needs?
are you mostly looking to buy older players that are established or younger guys to develop some?
how many more leagues are above you now?
whats your reserve keepers eye colour?
what are the biggest challenges you're facing after promotion?
what are the boards goals for this season?
what size tv do you play on?

You crazy.

Chillcavern wrote: ↑

16 Jan 2020, 15:28

djp73 wrote: ↑

16 Jan 2020, 08:35

whats your budget for buying players?
how much do you hope to free up from sells?
how many players are you hoping to bring in?
what are the teams biggest needs?
are you mostly looking to buy older players that are established or younger guys to develop some?
how many more leagues are above you now?
whats your reserve keepers eye colour?
what are the biggest challenges you're facing after promotion?
what are the boards goals for this season?
what size tv do you play on?

Trying for two promotions in two years.... it's ambitious but you can do it! Good luck!

Yeah I think we can.

James Montgomery led the entire EFL League Two in clean sheets last year to win the Golden Glove, but that wasn't enough for him to keep his place at Forest Green. Academy keeper, Taylor Jackson, has risen through the ranks at just 17 years old and is expected to take the starting spot. Montgomery was offered the backup role, but refused it and as a result had to be sold. He will be staying in EFL League One though, joining fellow promoted side, Mansfield Town, for a £250,000 fee. 21-year-old keeper, Lewis Thomas, will assume the backup goalkeeper role.

Youth Development - Very Low

• Short Term: Sign 1 player in your Youth Academy assigned to the defender position.

Brand Exposure - Low

• Short Term: Keep a streak of at least 85% attendance in 5 consecutive home matches.

Financial - Very Low

Domestic Success - Low

• Short Term: EFL League One - Fight for Promotion.
• Short Term: The Emirates FA Cup - Reach the Round of 32 Stage.

Continental Success - Very Low

Forest Green Rovers have agreed a deal to buy the exciting young left-back, Brandon Mason, from Coventry City for £850,000. The 21-year-old left-back figures to be the long-term replacement for club captain, Joseph Mills. He possesses very good pace and crossing ability for his age and should grow into a key contributor for the team over time.

Forest Green have completed another deal with Coventry City, this time signing right-winger Jodi Jones for £1,200,000, a club record transfer fee. The youngster is highly skilled both on and off the ball and possesses absolutely electric pace. George Williams was immense for the Rovers last year as a right-sided midfielder, but it appears this year he will have some competition for his place as the starter. Forest Green continue to strengthen going into what will be a challenging season.