Welcome back to the career corner, my first ever one in fact! As usual TAS has been full of great stories recently which I'll be looking at, apologies to anyone who feels I have unfairly left out.

What better way to start the career corner than taking a look at the TAS Official Succession Game where after a fantastic season in the Championship, Wimbledon find themselves taking part in their first ever Premier League season. In the latest updates you can check out the impressive transfers made by @CMU Chips and @The Pioneer who has guided the team to a very good start.

It's no surprise that once again @rossi and @kevaggel appear in the career corner once again, two of the most consistent and quality career threads on TAS at the moment. Rossi is now managing SC Genemuiden in Holland and you can follow his attempts for promotion here. Kostis has been keeping up the extremely high level of success brought to Celtic and you can see just how many trophies he's one in his latest season as well as his dealings for the upcoming one here.

Speaking of consistent careers, @lurkingwithintent continues his Fulham game, slowly but steady Jack has been improving over the years as he attempts to challenge for the Premier League title this season, you can follow his highly exciting and extremely close chase for the league as he finishes his season here.

Three more interesting but perhaps underrated careers have been @Biddo's European endeavours in Greece including his European adventures which include a victory over Foxo's favourite Icelandic side Fram, and @StuW's high flying magpies who have been impressive in the league and also feature in europe. @MJB906 also brings glory to Blackburn Rovers, showing Kean and the Venky's just how it's done.

To end my write-up of this week's career corner I intented to write about my favourite career, but I simply just couldn't decide on one, hence I leave you with three careers that have impressed me the most recently. @CMU Chips gets his second mention of the post, following his spell with the succession game he's continued his famous career thread managing as Norwich which you can read here. @Tubey84 has also been updating us on his lower league adventures as Welsh side Colwyn Bay where he has been extremely impressive so far, you can find out how he's doing in his promotion chase here. And finally is @JamieTFF's career with Man City, "Too easy!" I hear you shout, but this is no ordinary Man City game, Jamie has been writing up realistic updates where Man City have been shockingly removed from the PL in a huge twist, this career is certainly one to watch.

* I'd definitely give @Foxo's Addickted to winning a read, a career which was quality whilst it lasted and one that it's such a shame that it's come to an end *


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