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Welcome to Online Football League Management
Welcome to the Online Football League Management website. As a manager in OFLM you will experience all the pressure and thrills of being a real-life manager;
choose your squad, bring in new talent, develop your stadium, balance the club's finances, keep your players happy and hopefully at the end of the season, pick
up some silverware.
To play the game is entirely FREE, for more information see our Join Us page. Find out more about the game by reading the
Rules page. Plus if you get a friend to join then your club could get £1,000,000!!
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12th Jul 2010
OFLM division 1 Round-up
Season 11 opening fixtures preview.
And…we’re…back! After a summer of heartache for 15 managers in Division 1 and celebration for one other, the return of the top division cannot come quick enough to ease the pain of international failure, bodged gender switching operations and the loss of some super star players due to contract negotiations.
So who are the favourites? Even the Essex bookies are putting long odds on Matt Peters running away with the league again, especially with Gubby and Docherty adding real talent to their already formidable line-ups. But whereas Doc starts with two relatively easy home fixtures against newly promoted Goalpost and his old side Tower of Revolution, Gubby and OFLM record signing Wahchintonka Freeman face the daunting prospect of Scrutlington Rovers at home.
Pablo seems to have inherited the Scrut-curse which plagues the side – endlessly talented, and unbeatable they may be, but maintaining that quality seems the difficult factor. Someone whose middle name may as well be ‘maintenance’ is Mark Griffiths. The Incredibles are never written off as title contenders, and appear to be the only side out of the former BIG 4 still in a youthful heyday. They meet the Champions – and the team that made it BIG 5 last season, FC West Leigh - on day 1, in what has to be a 6 pointer for the title.
Outside the big boys and it’s anyone for sixth, or relegation. Many teams will be aware of Milo Dunne’s fall from grace last season, and we could see an unusually cagey start as teams scrap for points. Master point scrapper is none other than Mr Griffiths Snr, who will be hoping loans from his brother are enough to bolster those Furry Chequebooks that never open up as far as 13th. New boys Mike McLeod of PSV will make it hard for him, as will Johnny Walker in game 2, but the latter may need a drink after his first game away at strongly fancied Perfect City.
Elsewhere Graham Debenham has rejoined Division One, and so have Real Revolution under Michael Lippett; after a very impressive bounce back in last season. Lippett may need to make an impact early as upcoming games against the champions and FC Palace never represent an easy challenge. Wyndamvale Wombats will undoubtedly find this out in game 1, and Colin Hammerton’s side could really struggle this season under the new manager. Hoping he’ll do that will be Lorne Rangers, who suffered a woeful start last season before going on to lift the cup – with that be their priority again? Wait and see…
During this weeks matches:
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12th Jul 2010
OFLM division 2 Round-up
Season 11 opening fixtures preview.
Two of the playoff finalists square of against each other in the forms of Leicester Lightning and Breffni Blues. Both will have aspirations to be there again this season although Leicesters more youthful team will have more legs than the aging Breffini. Saying that, Big Damo has been around the block more times than the Revolution boys have chewed bits of straw and will be tough opposition for anyone.
It\\\'ll be a tough start for the division 3 playoff winners The Toto Project as they take on the useful Stockport Borough at home. Steve will be looking to play football but given Stockports strikeforce he may not start the way he wanted. Steve will be concerned firstly at trying not to get heavily beat and secondly at not getting tangelled up in Simons huge eyebrows.
Two teams with lots in common, Falkirk Hotspur host Mostly Harmless. Both will be looking to get off to winning starts. Both Stewart Stanfield and Mike Bonehead both have heavily invested in youth and both scrapped relegation last season. Another scrap could be on the cards this season but with youth players the envy of OFLM in both teams, surely their times will come soon. Another similarity between the two is both managers are very ugly.
Probably the biggest opening game is the \\\'Buh\\\' derby which sees Stratton Revolution at home to Cornish Revolution. Carrot sales will go crazy as the richer fans from neighbouring towns with gather around their wireless\\\' whilst less fortunate folk will no doubtedly be listening in using plastic cups and string.
Poor Dublin TNT Dynamite are facing title favourites The Hitman Uprising at Hitman. Ageing Dublin will be hoping that OFLMFA Chairman Ceri Griffiths keeps his cheating code in place for Hitman so they can score the 1 shot on goal that they have and their keeper saves all 50 shots Hitman have.
Having done so well their first season in division 1 The Dublin Dominators are back in the 2nd tier and will fancy themselves to bounce back at the first time of trying. Mark McConnell will fancy his chances at home to Brothers Revolution who will be hoping to continue the end of last seasons good form and state their intentions early in the campaign.
The top 2 of division 3 play each other in De Oranje Leger vs AC Coolios. Both will be relegation candidates and both will be desperate for a good start. Sam has been here before and will be wiser this season. Ahmet will be hoping for some help from Pablo again to stay up and if he does, this could be a home win.
Two useful sides see Dubai Desert FC at home to Sloths Celtic. Promotion will be the aim for both sides this season and Sloths goalkeeper may just be the key in this game and over the course of a season.
During this weeks matches:
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12th Jul 2010
OFLM division 3 Round-up
Season 11 opening fixtures preview.
To follow.
During this weeks matches:
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12th Jul 2010
OFLM division 4 Round-up
Season 11 opening fixtures preview.
The lowest tier in oflm usually goes right to the wire and this season looks to be following the trend with a lot of teams looking to start the move up the ladder to the delights of division one in years to come. One of the pre season favourites, were last seasons wooden spoon winners in division 3 Fc vikings and they will be looking to get off to a winning start away to barry bears where a lot of the onus will be on revivo and appleby continuing there great relationship with vikings youngsters like grace and markell and hopefully bring them onto a game which will see the future of vikings for years to come, when looking at Phillip Morris previous clubs then the future of vikings looks to be in good hands. Fc Vikings then welcome last seaons play off finalists ice atheltic to there own patch in the second week where they will be hoping to improve on last seasons home form.
Another team down from divison team start there quest to to get back to division 3 are FC Hawker and they will be looking at going straight back up as champions without any loans if possible but there ageing team will be looking to do it in one season and welcoming last season play off finalists ice atheltic in the 1st game at home should give them a good indication at how there season should fare before heading to christchurch looking to continue their unbeaten record against christys team
On the subject of christys christchuch tec the youthful team who are getting better all the time but found themsleves getting relegated last season so hoping that this season will see some rewards from the youth policy with a few loans coming in this could be a season where the youngsters take a lot of experience from and with an opening game against away to draw specialists tweedside satans avoiding defeat is a must. which will set them up for a revenge match against fc Hawker
Mike Mcleods future at ice atheltic looks to be up in turmoil at the moment but with the fans seeing huge improvements season after season and a crack at divison 4 favourites hawker on the 1st game of the season should keep the fans entertained but by whom they are managed by remains to be seen, a few loans in and they could well be challenging again. Robbie kay was a stand out performer last season and was seen heartbroken at the end of the play off final so will he be staying or will he be going remains to be seen.
Tweedside Satins were last seasons draw specialists and thats why they were 2nd bottom so if they manage to change a few draws to wins and clean up the defence then there is no reason for them to be a lot better this season. Hopefully A vallen will bring his shooting boots this season and then they should be fine, but the managers inexperience fails to win over the most sceptical of fans who somehow shout for the maangers head whilst win lose or draw. There is no pleasing all the fans so full respect must go to derek purvis for putting up with this. here are hoping the fans are right behind him this season starting with a home game against Christchurch_TEC to silence the critics.
Last seasons Divisional cup winners Barry bears will be hoping to take their cup form into the league next season and hopefully better their posistion in the league this year. in division 1 striker perry eckers they have the goals surely, but he will be hoping to be supplied from mitchell in the barry bears midfield. In the 1st game they entertain Fc vikings with both teams looking to get the season off to a flyer.
Last seasons Divisional cup runners up WBA Baracus, will be hoping to improve on the 30 points this season but with the team they have at the moment its going to be a long long season for them but the loan market could be there for a team like this and 4 or 5 players and then Luke Richards will be looking tp take his A-team warriors to the glorious divsion 3 and what better way to start the season than at home to last seasons play off hopefuls Sporting aldershot, the media world sit and hope that Geoffeory hayes is another play off hopeful this season so that we can read all about the race to the play offs. Although not the strongest squad the knowledge geoff shows is enough not to write sporting aldershot off anytime
AC_Valladolid vs Aussie_Built_AFC
Gwilym Has already stated this is the season he needs to move up the leagues another season has gone by and he hasnt maanged it, this season i think will be different and a home match against a complete new team in Aussie Built afc who at the moment only have 2 strikers on their books at the moment so will not be looking run any title charges any time soon unless they manage to wheel and deal in the market.
Thames_Water_Works_FC vs Blackheath_Bulldogs
David Hanna Has sent out an sos for a goalie im sure he will get one somewhere but a top goalie will be a bt harder to find, but he might have a tough time with or without the keeper, and they welcome new \"dogs\" blackheath bulldogs for the 1st game of division 4 season 11 both teams were close to the bottom last season so both teams will be hoping for a better campaign this time around.
Tassie_Tigers vs Derby_Rams
Battle of the ex division 1 managers chriss pritchard and MAT graham will be looking to start a new season with new plans for there own clubs and with there vast amount of contacts the loans will be great for each club and i wouldnt be too surprised if these two clubs are there or there abouts at the business end of the season.
Gods_of_Vengeance vs Tolstoy_Dynamo
Steven Cummings Gods of vengenace team are getting better and better all the time and with a few loans already confirmed for next season he has high hopes, when welcoming newbies Tolstoy Dynamo in the 1st week of the season. There lack of compitetion for goalkeeper places means the new season could be a struggle for matthew myatt.
During this weeks matches:
Nothing.[ Latest Results ]
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| Team |
Pld |
Pts |
| 1. The Incredible |
23 |
56 |
| 2. FC West Leigh |
23 |
55 |
| 3. Olympic Milan |
23 |
49 |
| 4. Anfield Ducks |
23 |
45 |
| 5. Perfect City |
23 |
38 |
| 6. FC Palace |
23 |
37 |
| Team |
Pld |
Pts |
| 1. The Dublin Dom |
23 |
50 |
| 2. Stratton Revol |
23 |
44 |
| 3. Dukla Pumphers |
23 |
43 |
| 4. Cornish Revolu |
23 |
41 |
| 5. PSV Rangers |
23 |
41 |
| 6. The Dark Lords |
23 |
41 |
| Team |
Pld |
Pts |
| 1. Dublin TNT Dyn |
23 |
52 |
| 2. Fair City Swif |
23 |
48 |
| 3. Hebden Bridge |
23 |
48 |
| 4. Seven Sisters |
23 |
46 |
| 5. Villa Stripes |
23 |
37 |
| 6. VS Khorosho |
23 |
37 |
| Team |
Pld |
Pts |
| 1. Aussie Built A |
23 |
54 |
| 2. Dragon Revolut |
23 |
52 |
| 3. Barry Bears FC |
23 |
49 |
| 4. Kincardine Loy |
23 |
45 |
| 5. Tolstoy Dynamo |
23 |
44 |
| 6. WBA Baracus |
23 |
41 |
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| Do Wales stand a chance tonight? |
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| Hell no, England to win (1/7) |
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| Unlikely, a draw (13/2) |
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| You never know, Wales to win (20/1) |
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| Total Votes: 29 |
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