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Wembley heroes
81 points · 5th in the league
Wilderness Years · 2014/15 league · Version 1.14
- Team rating
- 77
- Chemistry
- 65
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Team changes
Player replacedIn this fictional season, Joel Lynch calls the owner's half-time voice note 'the longest podcast in Nottingham' while his phone is still recording. The owner puts Joel Lynch in the bomb squad; choose a replacement for the run-in.
Before · MD 1–23Joel Lynch0 goals · 1 assistForest: 40 pts · +13 GD
→After · MD 24–46Chris Cohen2 goals · 0 assistsForest: 41 pts · +10 GD
Same points; another player had better goal difference41 points in the final 23 league games · 2 of 4 choices
Verdict compares the offered players over the same run-in, with your other manager calls. The two halves above had different fixtures.
Season details
Your decisions
Fictional club events from this simulated season.
MD 12 · The golf day goes off course
Laugh it off and keep the team day. Cooper keeps the outing going. Greg Halford and Michael Mancienne spend the afternoon taking jokes about their driving; the squad go home laughing.
Next 3 matches: a dressing-room lift creates more chances, with a little less defensive focus.MD 32 · The applause gap
Reassure them. Cooper reassures Kieran Dowell. Luke Chambers had no say in the order or the volume.
Next 3 matches: a dressing-room lift creates more chances, with a little less defensive focus.MD 46 · A training clip gets out
Face the press together. Cooper brings Luke Chambers and Chris Cohen out together. The response rallies Forest, but the argument remains a talking point.
Second leg: a lift in confidence, with some risk of losing focus.MD 46 · Win it in ninety or keep a little back
Start steadily and keep our shape. Cooper backs Luke Chambers's steady start. Forest concede less space to Brentford, while creating fewer early openings.
Wembley: fewer chances conceded, but fewer Forest chances too.