The Jesuits
FC 27 season awards
Player of the Year
CRAIGFALLON97
ST42 goals, 27 assists and a 8.0 average across 44 games
Golden Boot
42
CRAIGFALLON97
42 goals in 44 appearances
Most goals scored
Bagsman
1.62
ROSSDEBOSS22
1.62 goals a game — 34 goals in 21 games
Best goals per game, minimum 20 appearances
Playmaker
27
seanmul1997
27 assists in 46 appearances
Most assists provided
Big Game Player
15
seanmul1997
15 man of the match awards from 46 games
Most man of the match awards per game, minimum 20 appearances
Highest Rated
8.3
seanmul1997
8.3 average across 46 games
Best average match rating, minimum 20 appearances
The Wall
45
seanmul1997
76 tackles at 59% success
Most tackles won
The Architect
79%
seanmul1997
79% accurate across 999 passes
Best passing accuracy, minimum 500 passes
Clinical Finisher
44%
ROSSDEBOSS22
34 goals from roughly 77 shots
Best shooting accuracy, minimum 30 shots
Mr Reliable
46
seanmul1997
46 appearances, more than anyone else in the squad
Most appearances for the club
The wooden spoons
Same record, read the other way. Every one of these needs a real field of candidates, so nobody collects one on a bad night.
The Liability
1
CRAIGFALLON97
1 red card in 44 games
Most red cards
Worked out from EA's record for all 5 players in the squad, 5 of whom have played at least 5 games. EA resets every club and every player when a new edition arrives, so these totals are this club's FC 27 in full — the whole cycle from its first game, not a slice of it. We keep a copy before the reset, which is how they survive into next year.
A quick word from the person who built this
EA wipes every club's record when the next edition lands, so keeping these seasons means holding a copy of every squad in the country before it goes.
I've built and run Pro Clubs Tracker on my own this year — my own time, and my own money. If it has been useful to you or your club, it would be lovely if you could throw a few quid in.
FC 27 lands in a few weeks and wipes everything EA is counting right now. I would like to be here to catch it, keep the record, and do the whole thing again for the new one.