Great to start your reign as Uruguay manager with a win albeit it was a close game.
Very nice update too, the layout is looking very nice!

Josh_MU: Yeah the Egyptians really gave us a run for our money, but we held on for the win!

Pauker: Sorry okay stfu

pompeyblue: A close game but a good result in the end. Glad you are liking the layout as well

Good initial win! Now set up a friendly with Costa Rica and set the record straight!

Griffo: Just wait, I've got a big surprise in store for Costa Rica...might take a little while until you see it, but it's coming

I can't help but feel my pure hatred for Suarez has now... ONCE AGAIN! been justified!

Has Suarez taken a bite out of anyone yet?

Griffo: I can't defend this guy irl, but so far in game he's been an angel

BayernAmerica: NO! Not yet, at least

We've hit September at last, and the club football season in Europe's top leagues is well under way. On the international stage, however, World Cup Qualifying is already well under way. The Uruguayans have already qualified for the upcoming tournament in Brazil, but will hope to take maximum points from their final four games to ensure they are a seeded team in the group draw.

The first two of these final four matches will be played during this September international break; La Celeste will first travel to Lima to take on Peru before returning home to Montevideo to play Venezuela.

Marcelo Bielsa's squad selection won't be quite as difficult as last time, with a number of players once again fit and ready to play for the national side. However, there are still a couple of injuries with Porto fullback Jorge Fucile set to miss out with a groin strain while Atletico Paraneanse Lucas Olaza withdrew himself with a serious virus.

To replace them, Miguel Britos has been called up to the squad. The central defender, who plies his trade at Napoli in Serie A, could make his first ever cap for his country in the upcoming matches at the surprising age of already 28 years old.

Arevalo Rios did make the squad, but he is racing against the clock to recover from a sprained ankle in time to play, at least in the second match against Venezuela. Without him, Alvaro Gonzalez is expected to slide into central midfield alongside Walter Gargano, both Serie A regulars.

The full squad is as follows:

Goalkeepers

Fernando Muslera (Galatasaray)
Gustavo Munoa (Nacional)
Sebastian Sosa (Velez)

Defenders

Martin Cacares (Juventus)
Diego Godin (At. Madrid)
Diego Lugano (West Brom)
Miguel Britos (Napoli)
Alvaro Pereira (Sao Paolo)
Maxi Pereira (Benfica)
Jonathan Lacerda (S. Laguna)

Midfielders

Gaston Ramirez (Southampton)
Cristian Rodriguez (At. Madrid)
Alvaro Gonzalez (Lazio)
Diego Perez (Bologna)
Sebastian Eguren (Palmeiras)
Walter Gargano (Parma)
Gonzalo Castro (Sociedad)
Nicolas Lodeiro (Botafogo)
Arevalo Rios (Tigres)

Forwards

Luis Suarez (Liverpool)
Edinson Cavani (PSG)
Abel Hernandez (Palermo)
Nico Lopez (Udinese)

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I only ever clicked on this story because I was forced by Neal into reading. I would never ever consider reading his story. I might even make him a pitiful banner for him like I did with his Inter Story.

Suarez really adds some bite to that squad!

Great squad there. Good luck Neal!

2014-06-27 03:12#181702 The Madridista : I only ever clicked on this story because I was forced by Neal into reading. I would never ever consider reading his story. I might even make him a pitiful banner for him like I did with his Inter Story.

Neal LOVED his Inter banner xD

The Madridista: You liar And yes that was one helluva banner wasn't it

Griffo: Yes he's quite a toothy figure, isn't he

Josh_MU: Thanks, I think we can definitely grab 2 wins!

Pauker: It was quite a banner

Note from the Author

Well, I may have bragged in my introduction about handling 4 stories, but I think I was wrong. I've noticed that my drive to update has flagged of late, and I think it's due to the pure number of stories I have to write for. Because this is the newest story, I have the least attachment to it, so I am indefinitely suspending this story. I may return to it, one day, if I feel the urge, but for now, 3 stories is enough. Hopefully, with less workload, update quality should go up on the other stories, and my stress levels will go down Thank you to all who supported me in this short venture, I hope that you all won't miss it too much with my 3 other stories being around

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