FM Scout: The Hunger Games

The Dutch duo of James de Bakker and Sybe Gillan-van der Putten had played their roles in a very impressive Holland side, who had marched to the semi finals of the FIFA World Cup. They were just one game away from reaching the final and Belgium stood in their way. Could they topple the European giants?

Semi Finals

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Nany Dimata had given Belgium a very early lead, and they were defiant in a first half which saw Holland trailing going in to the half-time interval. However, the Dutch came straight out of the blocks and produced attack-after-attack. Sybe Gillan-van der Putten was instrumental in their comeback, providing Davy Pröpper with a superb long range through ball, with the latter tucking home Holland's deserved equalising goal. Holland were on the up, and pushed for a winner. Michael van Oeveren provided the Dutch with the winning goal, lashing home a fierce volley to send Holland to the World Cup final, where they will face fierce rivals Germany.

The game we have all been waiting for! Just ninety minutes, and whatever follows, to decide who would be crowned world champions. We had two of our own competing in the final, in the orange of Holland. James de Bakker and Sybe Gillan-van der Putten had come a long way as players, and were set to compete on the grandest stage of them all.

The Final

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Neither of our players started, with James de Bakker coming off the bench. Anyway.... WOW! Joël Piroe smashed it in the final, scoring a tremendous hat trick in a very one-sided game. Congratulations to James de Bakker & Sybe Gillan-van der Putten for winning the FIFA World Cup, it'll be a big boost to your points for the season!

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A look at the attributes, and club, of your player in July 2022. Nothing should be overlooked, every minor detail matters now that we're in the competitive part of this series.

A look at the history of each of your players now. Has your player played regularly over the course of the season? With this being the third season of elimination, every game matters.

A look at the transfer interest displayed in your player, if any. This is also a chance to see any release clause your player might have, or whether they are transfer or loan listed.

Which player has the highest value after the sixth season? The highest value = reputation boost!

Increase in value from previous season
Decrease in value from previous season

1. Hugo Montgomerie - £78M 2. Zlatanovic Pogbadinho - £69M 3. Wayne Kerr - £51M 4. Max Joncour - £49M 5. Scott Tyson - £43.5M 6. Thomas Murray - £43M 7. Sybe Gillan-VDP - £42M

8. Fabien Jasso - £41.5M 9. James de Bakker - £37.5M 10. Nininho - £36M 11. John Warrington - £33.5M 12. Johann Schneider - £32.5M 13. Ewan Dailly - £18M 14. Cathal Moran - £8.75M

Congratulations to Hugo Montgomerie (Feliks) for being the MVP after season six! Your player will receive a reputation boost ahead of the next season.

Here is a look at the points accumulated by each player over the course of the sixth season. You can find the point calculator in one of my earlier posts on this thread. If you have any queries over your player's points, please ask me via Private Message.

Please remember that this is the third season of eliminations in this competition. The points your players earned throughout this season will prove to be vital once the team points are added up.

Increase in points from previous season
Decrease in points from previous season

1. Zlatanovic Pogbadinho - 267.796 2. Thomas Murray - 243.298 3. Hugo Montgomerie - 233.470 4. James de Bakker - 227.380 5. Sybe Gillan-VDP - 222.224 6. Johann Schneider - 210.642 7. Wayne Kerr - 187.060

8. Max Joncour - 184.805 9. Fabien Jasso - 183.130 10. Ewan Dailly - 146.380 11. Nininho - 126.930 12. John Warrington - 93.300 13. Scott Tyson - 88.620 14. Cathal Moran - 57.377

Congratulations to Zlatanovic Pogbadinho (Justice) for claiming the most individual points in the sixth season! Pogbadinho was part of a Manchester United side which won the EFL Cup and the UEFA Champions League. The Serbian striker was also named as the Premier League's Young Player of the Year.

Overall, it was a fantastic season. Six players broke the 200 points mark, with just three people scoring below 100. Ten people saw their points tallies grow from the previous season, showing just how far everybody has come along.

Trophy Wins

League Competitions
Premier League: James de Bakker & Hugo Montgomerie (Tottenham Hotspur)
Ligue 1: Johann Schneider (Paris Saint-Germain)

Domestic Cup Competitions
FA Cup: James de Bakker & Hugo Montgomerie (Tottenham Hotspur)
EFL Cup: John Warrington, Thomas Murray & Zlatanovic Pogbadinho (Manchester United)
Copa del Ray: Fabien Jasso (FC Barcelona)
Coupe de France: Johann Schneider (Paris Saint-Germain)
Coupe de la Ligue: Johann Schneider (Paris Saint-Germain)

Continental Competitions
UEFA Champions League: John Warrington, Thomas Murray & Zlatanovic Pogbadinho (Manchester United)

International Competitions
FIFA World Cup: James de Bakker & Sybe Gillan van-der Putten (Holland)

*NOTE* Youth competition victories do not count towards points earned.

Award Wins

Premier League Young Player of the Year: Zlatanovic Pogbadinho (Manchester United)
Premier League Team of the Year: Zlatanovic Pogbadinho (Manchester United)

Major Injuries

Zlatanovic Pogbadinho sustained a damaged achilles tendon on 09/03/2022 which would keep him out of action for a total of 5 or 6 months.

Here is a look at the points accumulated by each team over the course of the sixth season. You can find the point calculator in one of my earlier posts on this thread. If you have any queries over your team's points, please ask me via Private Message.

So, it is now time where the team with the lowest number of points will be eliminated. There's no denying it, a huge slice of luck does come in to place now. You could be lucky and be part of a team which wins everything, or you could be unlucky and be injured for the whole season.

Increase in points from previous season
Decrease in points from previous season

1. Team One: 511.094 -. Thomas Murray (InfraRed) -. Zlatanovic Pogbadinho (Justice) 2. Team Seven: 460.850 -. Hugo Montgomerie (Feliks) -. James de Bakker (De Magere) 3. Team Four: 368.604 -. Ewan Dailly (DinkyDugFM) -. Sybe Gillan-VDP (ImThatSybGuy) 4. Team Six: 311.735 -. Max Joncour (Joncs) -. Nininho (mgriffin2012)

5. Team Nine: 303.942 -. Johann Schneider (ninjaskill) -. John Warrington (JohnWarrington) 6. Team Three: 271.750 -. Fabien Jasso (MilesPlaysFM) -. Scott Tyson (ScottT) 7. Team Eight: 244.437 -. Cathal Moran (Cathal Mufc) -. Wayne Kerr (GleNelG)

Congratulations to Thomas Murray (InfraRed) & Zlatanovic Pogbadinho (Justice) for winning the most points, as a team, in the sixth season! Both players ranked inside the top two for points, individually, and will receive potential ability boosts ahead of the next season.

Unfortunately, one team does have to drop out at this stage. Commiserations to Cathal Moran (Cathal Mufc) & Wayne Kerr (GleNelG) for being that team. You will no longer be a part of this competition, but once it is over I will show how each player who played part got on in their entire career. Who knows, maybe your players will one day win the Ballon d'Or!