Football Manager 2020 | Bristol City vs Barnsley

Football Manager 2020 | Bristol City vs Barnsley - Season 1 League Match 15

Saturday 2nd November 2019

A narrow win but otherwise respectable performance in the cup game against Charlton prompts me to expect a win against relegation bound Barnsley.

Our injury tally is still too high, for my liking, so I've been looking at our younger players to find some prospects capable of stepping into the breach when needed. One such is Vincent Harper who I've added to the senior roster and included as a sub for this upcoming match.

There is also very encouraging news from my Loan Managers that many of our loaned players are doing very well and even, as here, picking up awards!

According to the 'experts' we should return from our trip to Barnsley with a solid win.

Even so, on the advice of my staff, bearing in mind the players we have available, we going in with a

positive 4-2-3-1 formations today

Ready? Let's kick off!

The Result

There's no doubt we had the lion's share of possession and substantially more shots on goal but we took too long to get going which made being on the sidelines far too anxious an experience in a match we should have been totally in control of.

In Other News

Having been in the job for four months ... things appear to be going well. 😊

We also now know who we will be facing in the next round of the Carabao Cup...

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