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Staff CAN Run the Office!You may be wondering: What are the best options to spend my Swap Tokens on this FIFA World Cup event? Well, here you'll find a definitive list of the best pack and player options from 10 Swap Tokens all the way to 50 Tokens.
Now that over 40 of the available 50 earnable Swap Tokens have been released in the FIFA 23 World Cup event, it is time to look at the best possible options for making your team stronger. The standout cards you should consider collecting and the best pack options to stock up those fodder players for future Squad Building Challenges. No matter how many Tokens you were able to obtain, there are good packs and players available for you. You will find advice on which swaps to complete if you collect all 50 Swap Tokens, or if you can only manage to collect 10, there are still fantastic options available to you.
If you still need to get on your Swap Token grind you can find a handy guide here on how to complete the objectives from week one. You will find hints and tips helpful to complete all 50 Tokens.
1.2) What are your Options with 30 Swap Tokens?
10 Swap Tokens should be an easily attainable number of Tokens to receive during this event, even for those who have very limited playtime. However, there are still a few good options for you if you find yourself in this bracket. If you feel like collecting the best cards available here I suggest the Nathan Ake Swap for 8 tokens simply due to his great links and viability compared to Andreas Christensen, who has a great league but lacks an easily linkable nation.
Secondly, I would suggest Danilo Periera for 8 Tokens. If you didn’t collect the Palhinha SBC, Periera is a fantastic CDM pick for any Portuguese or Ligue 1 teams. Their standout attribute is his perfect link to Renato Sanches.
Now, if you have your team and you’re not looking for any more cards to upgrade, I suggest simply going for the 84×20 player pack to stock up your club for the upcoming events and SBCs post-World Cup. If you find yourself collecting Nathan Ake or Danilo Periera, you would be one token short of being able to complete the 82×20 player pack for 3 Swap Tokens. If you have the time and there is one easily available, I will greatly suggest going for that extra token to get this pack.
If you have managed to acquire 20 Swap Tokens at this World Cup event then you’re in luck! There are some good cards available to you here. However, the pack rewards are very lucrative in this bracket.
There are 4 players available to you for 15 Swap Tokens each. You’ll have the choice of owning either; Kingsley Coman, Fabinho, Eden Hazard or Mason Mount. The best players here at face value are Fabinho and Eden Hazard. I would be more inclined to take Hazard because the Belgians are now eliminated from the World Cup, meaning he has zero chances of earning a special card for playing in the tournament’s latter stages. Again, here it is down to preference. Fabinho is also a great choice and a versatile one.
Remember, you do not have to make your decision early. Wait until the end of the event and cash in your tokens for the player you like. There are chances that these players earn upgrades during the World Cup that make them better than the SBC equivalent. Hazard is the safe choice since he cannot be upgraded anymore. You may be taking a risk with the other 3 cards.
Now, we get to the pinnacle of the bracket. The (3) 84×20 packs. For 20 tokens, you can earn yourself 60 players rated 84 or higher. For reference, on completing this pack which I highly recommend, I was able to complete the 87+ icon pack two times. You get lots of high-rated players for these SBCs. You do not have to do any of the current SBCs, you could easily add these 60 cards to your club and keep them for the next Icon SBC or events after the World Cup event is over.
What are your Options with 30 Swap Tokens?
If you have 30 tokens, then you have earned yourself the choice of having a world-class right back. The Brazilian legend and World Cup winner Cafu. Cafu here is likely the obvious choice for many. Although he isn’t fully endgame material, he will be ahead of the power curve for many months leading into 2023. For most players, he’ll probably be their first-choice right back for the rest of the game.
Cafu is not the only new card available with 30 Swap tokens. For 25 tokens you can earn yourself a 1 of 4 player pick World Cup Hero pack. Unless you have a very good right back already; someone like Carlos Alberto, Cancelo or Lahm, I would not suggest doing this pack. However, if you feel like the gamble is worth it then good luck.
If you do not like any of these new options, then I would simply suggest you collect the (3) 84×20 for 20 Swap Tokens and the 84×20 for 10 Swap Tokens and fill your club with fodder cards for the next SBC you need to complete.
The single most expensive item you can purchase during swaps is for 40 Tokens and that is World Cup Icon Patrick Vieira. I suspect most people will be saving for this card and I can’t disagree with spending your hard-earned tokens on this great card. He is more endgame than Cafu, and ultimate team players know just how incredible Patrick Vieira always is in-game.
If you somehow have a better midfielder than Vieira, or maybe you just don’t want him, there is the newly available option of the World Cup Icon Player Pick pack for 35 Tokens. I wouldn’t recommend this as it is very much a gamble, but if you do not care about getting Vieira then go for it.
Other options for those who need fodder are simply just to grab the (3) 84×20 pack, the 84×20, 82×20 and perhaps a play like Kostic for 6 tokens who is 88 rated. This should give you more than enough cards for any future SBCs you find yourself waiting for.
If you managed to get all 50 tokens then well done. It was a long grind and you can finally grab your rewards. The principles here don’t change from having 40 tokens. Take Patrick Vieira unless you don’t feel like you want him. Make sure to also take the 84×20 pack for 10 tokens.
If you find yourself not wanting Vieira, I would suggest the fodder packs again and picking up any loose high-rated players like Kostic or Krameric to spend those tokens and get the best ratings you can for SBCs.
2015 Georgia Bulldogs football team

The 2015 Georgia Bulldogs football team represented the University of Georgia in the 2015 NCAA Division I FBS football season. The Bulldogs played their home games at Sanford Stadium. They were members of the Eastern Division of the Southeastern Conference. This was head coach Mark Richt's 15th and final season leading the program. Richt was relieved of his duties at the end of the regular season. Richt was originally slated to remain head coach for the team's bowl game, but he was replaced after he reached an agreement to become head coach of the Miami Hurricanes football team. Wide receivers coach Bryan McClendon was named interim head coach for the TaxSlayer Bowl against Penn State. 
After starting the season ranked in the top 10, the team completed a second straight 9–3 regular season, finishing third in the SEC East Division after losing to division rivals Florida and Tennessee, as well as a cross-division matchup with Alabama. After the Florida game, the team ended the regular season with a four-game win streak that included road wins over rivals Auburn and Georgia Tech, though it needed overtime to defeat Georgia Southern, a Sun Belt Conference team playing just its second season at the Football Bowl Subdivision level.
Previous season.
The 2014 Georgia Bulldogs football team finished the regular season 9–3, with losses to South Carolina, Florida, and Georgia Tech. Even defeating Missouri 34–0, Georgia did not receive a bid to the SEC Championship due to the two SEC losses (Florida and South Carolina). Instead, one loss Missouri went to the SEC championship game. The Bulldogs became bowl eligible after their win against Arkansas and were invited to play in the Belk Bowl against the Louisville Cardinals of the Atlantic Coast Conference, a game they won, 37-14 to complete a 10-3 season.
Coaching changes.
Offensive Coordinator Mike Bobo left his position to accept the head coaching job at Colorado State at the end of the 2014 season. Offensive line coach Will Friend joined Bobo's Colorado State staff as offensive coordinator. 
Bobo was replaced by Brian Schottenheimer, who was the St. Louis Rams Offensive Coordinator the previous 3 seasons. Schottenheimer was the Offensive Coord