Some records feel unbreakable, and Mohamed Amoura’s remarkable 100-goal season in just 18 league matches —an incredible average of 5.56 goals per game—might be one of them. As Sunderland secured promotion from Division 2 to Division 1 at the first time of asking, Amoura led the charge in style, delivering a campaign that will be remembered for years to come.

A Striker in a League of His Own​

Throughout the season, Amoura showcased everything you could want in a forward. His sharp movement, clinical finishing, and ability to turn half-chances into goals made him a nightmare for defenders. Whether it was well-timed runs in behind, precise finishes from inside the box, or stunning long-range strikes, he proved to be the complete package.

His dominance wasn’t just about volume; it was about consistency. No one in AG history has ever come close to such an extraordinary goal return. The next closest scorer in the league? Julian Álvarez on 55 goals—45 behind Amoura. Even the idea of Victor Gyökeres replicating this feat in Division 2 sparked debate, but many believe this level of goalscoring is simply beyond reach.

A Record That May Stand Forever​

With the reset looming, it’s time to say goodbye to one of the most legendary individual seasons AG has ever seen.The question now is: Will this record ever be beaten?

For now, Amoura’s name is etched in history. No matter what happens next, his legacy as one of AG’s greatest-ever strikers is secure.

Cast your mind back to the end of season 40, out with the slags and in with the new prospects for a fresh start in season 41. Some people will have researched the teams extensively, doing investigative wor on all 18 players before committing their bids. I only needed one name, Archie Gray.

Squad 7 wasn’t one of the standout and desired squads at the time. It only ended up receiving one bid, which was obviously me. But looking back, their are a couple other stand out players

Namely Kelleher and Pape Sarr. Kelleher also stayed with me through the leagues, but Sarr was shipped off early to Hilly.
But this blog isn’t about either of them, it’s about Gray. Starting as a 65 rated youngster, and finishing as a 74 rated, well, still a youngster. The versatile midfielder was playing great at Leeds. He was energetic and passionate, and that attracted the attention of the big clubs. Finally making a big money move to spurs, for better or worse.

In AG though, he’s played all over the globe, Leeds(MOT), Dortmund, Palermo and even having a spell in China thanks to Buncey! He’s certainly well traveled and has been a rock in the forever changing team around him.

He’s played every single minute of every single game, never missing a start, never being subbed off and never receiving a red card.

118 league games
10,620 minutes played
177 hours of pitch time
7.375 days boots on the grass
1 (and a teeny tiny bit) week out there giving his all
13 goals from predominately central defensive mid
64 assists, if I can count right
9 yellow cards
0 red cards

It’s not as extreme as limiting my squad to just a couple nations or one team alone, but I’ve really enjoyed having some stipulation. I was lucky that the majority of sofifa updates included Gray, so it was fun having him steadily grow alongside the team. He never felt too low, even towards the end of this season! Solid as a rock and a lovely shot on him (sometimes)

It will be a real shame to see him go, but I guess he won’t be back in the leagues for another couple of seasons, hopefully I’ll be back by then and can snatch him up myself and relive some of the fun

This week’s episode of the podcast is an absolute must-listen! The dynamic duo, TheAshCohen09 and @DX I Jaminator, are joined by the ever-insightful @S8TY and @ShaunC9-2  for an exhilarating discussion about the Fantasy League. We dive deep into the season's highs and lows, wrapping up the current season with a bang. But that's not all! With an exciting reset on the horizon, we have the privilege of hearing from two of this season’s champions who share their invaluable thoughts on the season and their journeys. And of course, we can't forget the playoffs and the game itself, which have been hot topics of discussion lately. This episode is packed with excitement, insights, and a whole lot of fun. Don't miss out!

This week’s episode is around 50 minutes

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We will be back in a few weeks-time for the next season preview and a reset, please PM either myself or Jam if you would like to be involved.

This week’s episode of the podcast features TheAshCohen09, Dx I Jaminator, S8TY, and Nuuthatch discussing updates from the Fantasy Leagues. They review player performance in their divisions and address recent changes and announcements, including the Matchday payment increase and the upcoming reset. Additionally, the episode covers recent BFAs and transfers since the last podcast.

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Don't miss out on the action-packed discussion—tune in for all the excitement!

The Podcast is now available on Soundcloud, Spotify, iTunes and Amazon Music

This week's episode is just under 1 hour 5 minutes