Football manager

[cricketfieldclarets]

Is it...?

Just nearly tempted myself to get it and remembered all the times ‘just one more game’ as manager of a teams like Wrexham convinced you could make them great. And it’s 4am and you’ve got school, college or work soon...

[fanzone]

Had them all since it's changed from champ manager, it's a great game to have playing while your going about your business around the house, but pre season and January requires 100% attention

[Local cricketer]

Been late for work many a time due to sneaking one last game in.

Also put my suit on when I reach a cup final

[claptrappers_union]

I used to go the turf and before the game think “Stockport, top of the table clash today”... then remember that in reality we were bottom the league and Emile Heskey wasn’t on loan for us.

[Ashingtonclaret46]

Never had one, never played it but have run plenty of football teams and leagues in real life ---you should try it.

[cricketfieldclarets]

Never had one, never played it but have run plenty of football teams and leagues in real life ---you should try it.

I have.

Non payers.

No show-ers.

Primadonas.

No shinnys.

NO THANKS!

[cricketfieldclarets]

Been late for work many a time due to sneaking one last game in.

Also put my suit on when I reach a cup final

I had a job I hated when I was about 18. But I had installed Football Manager and was about 25 seasons in with Roma. couldn't bring myself to quit the job

[edlass]

I used to love championship manager 96/97 including the Italian leagues. I've not played football manager I must admit but tempted to get it on mobile. Anyone have any experience of the mobile one?

[Lancasterclaret]

I've got FM19

Got the Burnley job after success as Chester, Lincoln and Birmingham manager.

Took us to Europe after winning the FA cup and championship double but have spent five years in the prem being boringly mid to lower table with a sensible wage bill and a reputation for passing football and giving youth a chance.

Its quite good fun, but the tactical stuff takes far too long.

[cricketfieldclarets]

I've got FM19

Got the Burnley job after success as Chester, Lincoln and Birmingham manager.

Took us to Europe after winning the FA cup and championship double but have spent five years in the prem being boringly mid to lower table with a sensible wage bill and a reputation for passing football and giving youth a chance.

Its quite good fun, but the tactical stuff takes far too long.

Garlick out

[Lancasterclaret]

Garlick out

He's still there and we get on like a house on fire!

[Vegas Claret]

I've got FM19

Got the Burnley job after success as Chester, Lincoln and Birmingham manager.

Took us to Europe after winning the FA cup and championship double but have spent five years in the prem being boringly mid to lower table with a sensible wage bill and a reputation for passing football and giving youth a chance.

Its quite good fun, but the tactical stuff takes far too long.

I think we've just found our next manager

[cricketfieldclarets]

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[superdimitri]

I read that football manager is responsible for more break ups and divorces of any computer game.

The games still good, but it used to be really polished, now it's full of so many features and many are broken and it's not the same experience as it once was.

Yes you can give your assistant the dirty work but they never do as good of a job as when you handle it yourself..

In 19 the new tutoring system is broken, scouting is broken, team talks when left to your assistant are broken and there's still really bizarre crap that happens with players, both with happiness and in the match engine.

Training is good now but still pretty complicated. Transfers are better.

FM touch is a good game too if you like the older champ manager style.