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Hate that this is slowly becoming a trend to have an icon on shirts rather than the actual club crest or just one element from it eg. Arsenal and Liverpool.

Great that they won't be changing the name of the club too. There would be uproar.

What's this? He's posting a new Gloryhunter game when the other one is still sat there laying dormant and not updated in months? Correct. I'm working on the regular one's results but in the meantime let's get started on GLORYHUNTER - EURO 2024. This edition of Gloryhunter works in the same way as the regular versions, and exactly the same as the previous Euros and World Cup versions I've ran in the past. But, just in case we have any newbies, here's how it works: Getting Started / How Does It Work? Each player will be randomly assigned a team competing in Euro 2024 If your team wins, you will get 3 points and stay with them for their next fixture. If your team draws, you receive 1 point and get to choose which of the two teams you go to the next fixture with. If your team loses, you receive 0 points and go to the next fixture with the team who have just beaten you. If the team who have beaten you are out of the competition after that game (for example if a 4th place team happens to beat a 1st place team but is still out of the competition afterwards), you are also out of the competition. The difference is that it's a group stage competition and then a knockout so we will likely lose a few players at the group stage, and then it'll be a race for everyone else to the final. There will be a Euro 2024 winner crowned and immortalised in the Gloryhunter Honours thread, and there will be a Gloryhunter Euro 2024 Champion which is the player who is top of the standings in the table. So, if you're interested, let me know and once we've got a few players, I'll start to do the draw for the teams - once a team goes, it will not be allocated to anybody else. Anybody is free to take part, even if you don't take part in the regular season ones! (And yes, this is the exact same post as the other editions but with a few words edited and changed - I'm lazy - get over it)

Saturday 25th May, 2024 Central Coast Mariners 1-1 Melbourne Victory, 10.45 Celtic 2-1 Rangers Man City 2-0 Man Utd Real Sociedad 1-2 Atletico Madrid, 15.15 Barcelona Women 1-0 Lyon Women, 17.00 Kaiserslautern 0-3 Bayer Leverkusen, 19.00 Sunday 26th May, 2024 St Louis City 1-1 Seattle Sounders, 01.30 Frosinone 0-2 Udinese, 14.00 Leeds 2-1 Southampton, 15.00 Club Brugge 1-0 Cercle Brugge, 17.30

Thanks again for running this @RandoEFC I'd love a Euros edition!

Good goal by West Ham too! Lovely overhead kick.

2-0 City. Foden again.

Well that was quick. 1-0 City. Foden.

Saturday 18th May 2024 Hearts 0-2 Rangers, 12.30 Union Berlin 1-0 Freiburg, 14.30 Man Utd Women 1-0 Chelsea Women Bolton 1-0 Oxford, 16.15 Sunday 19th May, 2024 New York City FC 1-1 New York RB, 00.30 Wehen 0-1 St Pauli, 14.30 Anderlecht 1-1 Club Brugge, 17.30 Galatasaray 1-1 Fenerbahce, 20.00 Granada 1-2 Celta Vigo, 18.00 Le Havre 1-2 Marseille, 20.00

This was my bad I misunderstood completely! If it wasn't the last week, I'd have gone PSG as well but I'm going with Brest *snigger* to make it even more interesting. And my tiebreakers are: Mbappe 21st minute please.

Count me in!

Saturday 11th May, 2024 Celtic 2-0 Rangers, 12.30 Villarreal 1-1 Sevilla, 15.15 Napoli 1-0 Bologna, 17.00 Kiel 1-1 Dusseldorf, 19.30 Anderlecht 1-0 Genk, 19.45 Flamengo 1-1 Corinthians, 20.00 Sunday 12th May, 2024 Toronto 1-1 New York City FC, 00.30 Norwich 1-2 Leeds, 12.00 Man Utd Women 1-0 Tottenham Women, 14.30 Rennes 0-2 Lens, 20.00

Fair play @CaaC (John) well done!

Looks better with an actual player in it

That Liverpool one surely can't be real? It looks like it's paying homage to the pitchfork thing that the Red Devil is carrying in the United badge.

Oh my. 1) Monaco 2) Jonathan David 3) 28th minute

It's a boring one but

Lille please

Ridiculous decision made with only the 'elite' clubs in mind who moan about having to play the extra games when they can't get the job done in the first legs. Replays in the FA Cup have provided lower league teams with chances to go to stadiums they wouldn't usually get to see their teams play at, they've provided lower league teams with chances to go on magic cup runs, and they've brought in revenue for the lower league teams that helps them stay afloat in some cases. Why were the Premier League consulted but not the EFL?

Saturday 20th April, 2024 Kaiserslautern 0-1 Wehen, 12.00 Aberdeen 1-2 Celtic, 12.30 Leicester 2-0 West Brom, 12.30 Man City 1-1 Chelsea, 17.15 Lyon Women 0-1 PSG Women, 18.00 Sunday 21st April, 2024 Perth Glory 1-1 Western United, 08.00 Houston Dynamo 1-1 Austin FC, 01.30 Coventry 0-3 Man Utd, 15.30 Union S-G 0-1 Club Brugge, 17.30 Real Madrid 0-1 Barcelona, 20.00

A point tonight and we are officially safe. We're all but safe anyway but it'll be nice to get it across the line.

Championship Ipswich, Leicester, Leeds and Southampton are guaranteed at least a play-off place and are still all in contention for the automatic promotion places. Rotherham have been relegated to League One with two more teams set to join them before the end of the season. League One Portsmouth, Derby and Bolton will finish at least in a play-off place. Portsmouth will be promoted tomorrow if they avoid defeat, or if Bolton drop points. Carlisle were the first team to be relegated to League Two, with 3 more teams set to join them. Fleetwood could be the 2nd team to drop down if results do not go their way tomorrow. League Two Stockport secured promotion along with Wrexham on Saturday with Mansfield or MK Dons fighting for the third automatic place. One of those, and three others will contest the play offs. Two teams will be relegated out of the EFL with Forest Green relegated if Colchester beat Grimsby tomorrow evening. National League Chesterfield will be playing League Two football again for the first time in 6 years next season, after securing the National League title. Barnet, Bromley, Altrincham and Solihull Moors are all guaranteed a play off place with 2 more to join them.

League Two Stockport only need one more point to secure promotion. And 6 points at most to claim the title. Wrexham and Mansfield are now both guaranteed at least a play off place after last night's games.

It's getting to that stage of the season now where we get to see what is needed for clubs to be promoted or relegated. Here's the current permutations. Championship Ipswich, Leeds and Leicester are guaranteed at least a play-off place. Rotherham have been relegated to League One with two more teams set to join them before the end of the season. League One Portsmouth, Derby and Bolton will finish at least in a play-off place. Carlisle were the first team to be relegated to League Two, with 3 more teams set to join them. League Two Only Stockport, who sit 1st in table, are guaranteed a play-off place currently. Two teams will be relegated out of the EFL, but at present, it could be any of a number of teams in the bottom half of the table. National League Chesterfield will be playing League Two football again for the first time in 6 years next season, after securing the National League title. Barnet are the only team that are guaranteed a play-off place with 5 more set to join them in the play-offs for the last remaining promotion slot.

I respect him staying. It would be easy to go to a 'bigger' club and try his hand there but he has unfinished business with this team and to see how much further he can take them. There's also that element of proving that this season isn't just a fluke.