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Introduction Baby, I'm back! That's right folks, I have returned!!! After many months of considerable absence here on Vibe, yours truly has returned with a career. And not just ANY career, but a 1k challenge! In fact, this is my first serious goal challenge attempt of FMH 14. There were many reasons for this lack of activity from me, but basically life got busy for a bit and I needed to step away from Vibe for a few months. However, as I've mentioned, I'm here again and I couldn't be more pleased Without further ado, let me introduce the nation, player and team I will be using to attempt this 1k challenge. The League Let's be honest folks, it is quite well known that the most common place for 1k challenges is Spain. And although I may have stayed clear of Espana entirely on FMH 13, choosing instead to complete 1k challenges in England and Italy, I have decided that Spain would be the perfect destination for my attempt this time around. This is due to the fact that Spain is not too easy (easier places being Brazil, Portugal, France and Holland) and not too difficult (tougher places being England, Germany and Italy). As well, Spain has two of the world's biggest and most financially prominent clubs in Barcelona and Real Madrid. Of course, we all know just how important a strong cash flow is to these type of challenges! The Team In the old days of FMH there would only be two realistic choices for a legitimate 1k challenge attempt in Spain as far as clubs were concerned. However, with the ascent of Atletico Madrid in recent times, one could just as well choose any of the aforementioned trio of Atletico, Barca or Real. That being said, I chose not to go down the slightly riskier road of Atletico Madrid because I really wanted to give myself the best possible chance of completing this 1k challenge. Therefore, I also stayed clear of the other Madrid club as I just had more experience with Barcelona in the past and to be perfectly honest, felt that they were the better team. The Player As I just mentioned a little bit back, I really wanted to give myself the best possible chance of completing this 1k challenge. Therefore, I decided that I would both pick a young player, and a player I would have a realistic chance of managing at international level. I also had a personal wish to choose a relatively unknown player and bring him to recognition as opposed to choosing well established stars as I had done in FMH 13. Therefore I dove into the database and began scouting for players that seemed would be a good fit for the task at hand. I turned down any player over the age of 20, any player who played for a non-manageable nation and any player who was noted as a whizkid. After carefully considering my options, I chose a player I had never heard of before. His name is Guillermo, And he plays for Athletic Bilbao. MM chose me? Starting Stats That's it for now guys! I would love to see some support And share your thoughts on the player, league and club selections More to follow soon!

Real Madrid's Galáctico's! Ronaldo, Bale, Costa, Messi And Suarez! After the success of my last uploaded save i decided to see what else i could come up with to offer you guys something different which led to this! In a single month i managed to sign three of the worlds most wanted and exciting strikers, combining these with Bale and Ronaldo the Galactico's are back! Just like my Ronaldo and Messi save this one is also 100% legit but the squad has been changed a lot more due to the needed finance, however i did try my best to keep the important players and worthwhile ones at the club. Set Up: Leagues: Spain only Club: Real Madrid Database: Large Nationality: Spanish Name: FMHVibe Remaining Budget: £0 Wage Budget: Profit Start Date: Aug 10th First season. Transfers: Thank you for viewing, if you'd like more saves like this make sure you let me know Download Here

Right where do I start, this player is a great little addition to any squad (you must have Spain enabled as your main nation to purchase this player) I have used him before in past seasons and this is only him before IT, I will give you a picture of him after IT at a later time. To start of with, this player has a lot of pro's and con's, the pro's are, he can get a lot of assists, goals, and key passes during a game. However, you will need to train his fitness to a certain amount as it is quite low, and will need patience and dedication to keep it to a suitable level without moving down any of his key stats. I found this player most useful just behind the striker in a CAM position, he didn't do well for me in my 4231 formation in the strikin position, but this is my opinion not yours. You can pick him up for just over 100k in the first season, I think I uncovered a hidden jen. First club is Teneriefe .

Sergio Lopez Personal information Full name: Sergio Santiago i Lopez Place of birth: Terrassa, Spain Date of birth: 20 July 1992 (age 22) Playing position: Winger Club information Current club: Caudal Deportivo (manager) Youth career 2008 - 2010 Barcelona Senior career 2010 - 2013 Barcelona B 60 (7) Teams managed 2013- Caudal Deportivo Honours Season 1: Unemployed Barcelona B winger Sergio Lopez has been forced to retire from professional football through injury. The 22-year-old former Barcelona youth winger has struggled to regain full fitness since damaging his knee against Las Palmas in 2013 and has decided to quit following medical advice. 'I have agreed to keep lines of communication open with Eusebio Sacristán just in case I come across a miracle cure but realistically, and regrettably, this is the end of my playing days,' said Lopez. A highlight of his days at Barcelona B was his blistering volley against Real Madrid Castilla in 2011 With the game poised at 0-0, Lopez's goal clinched the game for Eusebio Sacristán's side. He was promoted to Barcelona B in the summer of 2010 after successful establishing himself in Barcelona's youth side. Lopez has begun taking his coaching badges, and has expressed his desire to remain in Football possibly looking for coaching and managerial opportunities. Season 1: Caudal Deportivo (Segunda División B – Group) Former Barcelona B FC winger Sergio Lopes confirmed as new permanent manager of Caudal Deportivo The Spaniard, who spent three years at Barcelona B between 2010 and 2013, had been a regular in the side before a career ending injury forced him into early retirement against Las Palmes at the beginning of 2013. The 22-year-old has been handed a two-year contract with Spanish Second Division side Caudal Deportivo. Lopez will be tasked with ensuring that they battle against relegation this season. "For Caudal to now give us a chance to begin my career into management, at such a young age, is a great show of faith, which I hope to repay the chairman and the fans with success under my reign." THE CLUB Lopes Manager Journal: The club's finances needed instantly addressing upon my appointment, I forfeited the small transfer budget I had and used it to increase my wage budget as the club currently had too many players on high salaries which would indefinitely cripple the clubs future earnings. FORMATION ` Lopes Manager Journal: Being a ex-Barcelona player, I remember playing in similar formations like the 4-1-2-2-1, where the team relies on the midfield to keep possession, and the wing backs to roam the wings. which gave a chance for wingers to cut inside and notch several goals. An important player in this formation is the DMC, who can provide long balls forward from deep in our half or when games are tight close down players as a ball winner. TACTIC Lopes Manager Journal: I wanted to teach these players the Barcelona way, short passing that was patient. It might be seen as being defensive, but it allows you to keep the ball and wait for openings in your opponents side. Occasionally we may press the opposition if they are inferior and are employing negative tactics during a match. TRANSFERS Summer Window Lopes Manager Journal: With no budget for transfers, and an already rising wage expenditure I was trying to control, I needed to rely on the loan market. Although the club signed many players on loan, we actually cancelled several of these. The only players that I kept on the books were Nono (Winger), Modesto (RWB), Fran Garcia (LWB), Trigueros (CB).