Hello everyone and welcome to my first story on FM Scout. I'm a longtime FM Player and have been writing stories for FM and many other games for a long time. I have a few stories over at FM Base and decided to come over here after reading a couple of these stories.
So for this save I will be taking over FC Ararat Yerevan, part of the Armenian Premier League, also known as as the Bardzraguyn Khumb in Armenian. Ararat play in Yerevan, the capital and largest city of Armenia, but have struggled the past few seasons. They finished in seventh in the eight-team league last season. It's a pretty poor club so it will take some work to get it up to state. The goal of this story is to eventually have Ararat a perennial contender in the APL and eventually in the UEFA Champions League.
Before I start writing the story, a quick rundown of the APL rules and regulations:
It's a 28 game season (you play each other team four times).
Top team qualifiers for UEFA Champions League.
Teams 2-4 qualify for UEFA Europa League, however the fourth team depends on the winner of the Armenian Independence Cup.
Bottom team is relegated.
1st place gets just under 100K pounds in prize money, then scaled down to 8.5K pounds for the bottom team.
Hope you all enjoy the story!
So for this save I will be taking over FC Ararat Yerevan, part of the Armenian Premier League, also known as as the Bardzraguyn Khumb in Armenian. Ararat play in Yerevan, the capital and largest city of Armenia, but have struggled the past few seasons. They finished in seventh in the eight-team league last season. It's a pretty poor club so it will take some work to get it up to state. The goal of this story is to eventually have Ararat a perennial contender in the APL and eventually in the UEFA Champions League.
Before I start writing the story, a quick rundown of the APL rules and regulations:
It's a 28 game season (you play each other team four times).
Top team qualifiers for UEFA Champions League.
Teams 2-4 qualify for UEFA Europa League, however the fourth team depends on the winner of the Armenian Independence Cup.
Bottom team is relegated.
1st place gets just under 100K pounds in prize money, then scaled down to 8.5K pounds for the bottom team.
Hope you all enjoy the story!