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ho1mesy2011 I'd choose Kaya. Looks better already and is a year younger.

Made it all the way to the World Cup final, only to go ahead, then go 2-1 down and then Kyle Walker to get himself sent off . Unfortunately we went up against Argentina who have our amazing goalkeeper D'Angelo so it was always going to be tough. Mexico finished 3rd.

GRP  Ecuador      N  5-0  [Henderson, Welbeck(2), Rooney, Shawcross]
GRP  Iran         N  2-0  [Walker, Chamberlain]
GRP  Italy        N  1-0  [Welbeck]
L16  Uruguay      N  3-2  [Rooney(2), Freeman]
QF   Ivory Coast  N  2-0  [Shawcross, Rooney]
SF   Mexico       N  3-1  [Agar, Welbeck, Rooney]
F    Argentina    N  1-2  [Rooney]

D'Angelo got Best Goalkeeper, Rooney won the Golden Boot and Walker, Shawcross and Rooney made the Dream Team first XI, with Robinson, Welbeck, Chamberlain, Jones and Hart on the bench. D'Angelo and Prestia, both of Liverpool also made the Dream Team.

You can fo with your fm10 save updates!

^shuuush.

All is going amazing atm. We're playing well, had a few scares but overall I'm happy

Cavani - 6(3) apps - 12 goals - 7 assists - 7.97 avg. rating
Suárez - 21(1) apps - 29 goals - 3 assists - 8.19 avg. rating

so painful that I can only play one of these upfront :<

I would but there's no way either of them would be as good outwide when I have Douglas Costa (8 goals/9 assists in 22 apps) and Nico Gaitan (3 goals/22 assists in 18 apps). Only alternative would be to play with 4 in midfield instead of 5 but then that means each of their chances are halved infront of goal seeing as there'd be two of them up there instead of just the one. Not to forget that would mean eliminating either Milner who does all the doggy work deep in midfield or my playmaker in Gerrard/Silva. Don't think I have the bollocks to change my system that's working to chance 3-4-1-2 either.

That's why I bought Gaitan and Douglas Costa because I know their mindset is to beat their man get the ball to the byline and get it in the box aiming at my target man (which is always my lone ST). This tactic is essential for wing play, that's what I love about it, made to perfect for whichever Uruguayan is leading my line - mixed floated supply for Cavani and fast drilled supply for Suárez. It works that well that Cavani started against Atletico in the CL and we won 4-1 (he got an hat-trick) and Suárez played against Chelsea in a 6-1 win (Suárez bagged 4).

Literally the only thing left for me to do is win the Champions League (hopefully this year being the first time of asking if all goes to plan).

Oh and for what it's worth Suárez has 36 by 22nd December there's two more games before January (against Southampton [7th] and Birmingham [19th]), he may full well hit 40 before January even approaches.

Suárez is on 139 goals in 102 apps, breathtaking. Oh, and 27 assists if you want to bother including those.[/div]