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SatedSC2
England3012 Posts
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OsaX Nymloth
Poland3244 Posts
2020 year in my Wrexham, 3rd season in Championship and so far we're in the top after almost half of season. I've build this team from 5th league and... i have no idea what to do. As you can see, my finances are crap. Last season avarage sponsorship for teams in Championship was about 3 mln € - mine was about 700k. I need to sell at least one of the best players on my team every season to stay barely alive and the projections looks awful. I wonder if I make it into Premier League will this help? Surely will get awful lot of money just for being there, buy man... I hope they do something about finances of lower leagues, it's absolutely demoralizing you can't do anything and it's not realistic at all. | ||
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Ferrose
United States11378 Posts
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nunez
Norway4003 Posts
didn't play the last one that much, but thought it was so cool that it was on linux so i bought it anyway. this will be a bit tougher sell. and the time that would have to be spent adjusting the everton players stats, and especially coaches / scouts, etc for realism (cough cough) will have to be taken into account. | ||
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evilfatsh1t
Australia8916 Posts
tracksuit manager allows you to give yourself pretty much a 5 star rating for any training attribute. why would anyone give that up and play tactical when it gives you nothing | ||
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SatedSC2
England3012 Posts
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evilfatsh1t
Australia8916 Posts
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evilfatsh1t
Australia8916 Posts
On October 16 2014 21:53 SatedSC2 wrote: Because they don't really like tweaking training schedules. I usually let my assistant/coaches deal with it, and pick my assistant/coaches based on the fact that it's going to be a large part of what they're used for. In my Hednesford save, we managed to survive our first season in League Two with a mid-table finish. Very respectable given our circumstances. During the transfer window before our second League Two season I was able to sign veteran journeymen Danny Graham (Sunderland IRL) and Steve Sidwell (Stoke IRL) as well as a not-so-young-anymore Tyler Blackett (Man Utd IRL). Along with some good loan signings, we've had a great start to the season and are currently 2nd in the league =P training schedules have nothing to do with the quality of your coaches though. your assistant manager isnt going to find 4.5+ star coaches for you, so why would you be a tactical manager and let someone else train your players when you can be a free 5 star coach yourself. | ||
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Ferrose
United States11378 Posts
On October 16 2014 21:53 SatedSC2 wrote: Because they don't really like tweaking training schedules. I usually let my assistant/coaches deal with it, and pick my assistant/coaches based on the fact that it's going to be a large part of what they're used for. In my Hednesford save, we managed to survive our first season in League Two with a mid-table finish. Very respectable given our circumstances. During the transfer window before our second League Two season I was able to sign veteran journeymen Danny Graham (Sunderland IRL) and Steve Sidwell (Stoke IRL) as well as a not-so-young-anymore Tyler Blackett (Man Utd IRL). Along with some good loan signings, we've had a great start to the season and are currently 2nd in the league =P I'm still in my 1st season in the German 4th tier, but we somehow got to the last 16 of the DFB-Pokal! We beat FSV Frankfurt 2-0 and came from behind against Cologne three times to win on penalties. Then in the third round we played well and lost just 1-0 to Hertha Berlin, a 1.Bundesliga side. We got to play all the matches at home, and all the matches got televised, so that alone gave the club 1.5m pounds in revenue. Gate receipts+prize money put the total revenue from the cup near 2.5 million. Now in the winter break, we have 13 games left and I'm in 4th, 3 points off 1st. If we don't get promoted this season we'll definitely get promoted next season when I can actually get some players that don't suck. | ||
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SatedSC2
England3012 Posts
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Ferrose
United States11378 Posts
I think I'm sticking with FM14 for now. I haven't played in a good week or so anyways. | ||
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zulu_nation8
China26351 Posts
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Jockmcplop
United Kingdom9959 Posts
Its glorious. For me, they have put so many little improvements in this game that the whole thing just comes together beautifully, whereas the last few years it's seemed really disjointed. I can now watch whole games at normal speed without getting frustrated at the unrealistic graphics, thanks to the new animations. Obviously there's some bugs and stuff but this game is brilliant. | ||
GTR
51673 Posts
Also on my 15-year long FM14 save... just had this brutal month of April. ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/J8NlnV9.png) | ||
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zulu_nation8
China26351 Posts
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OceanLab
France505 Posts
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smr
Germany4808 Posts
On November 07 2014 19:30 OceanLab wrote: I recently moved to Germany so I can't buy it right now, but I will try to have my brother gift it to me from France. Anyone here from Germany knows if that works? No idea about getting it as a gift sorry. I bought a FM14 code last year and activating that is no problem so I guess the gift would work as the buyer of the game is located elsewhere. | ||
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OceanLab
France505 Posts
On November 07 2014 19:41 smr wrote: No idea about getting it as a gift sorry. I bought a FM14 code last year and activating that is no problem so I guess the gift would work as the buyer of the game is located elsewhere. So where do you usually buy this code? is it like a steam code? sorry if I sound like a noob, I never had to do anything like this haha | ||
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Crushinator
Netherlands2138 Posts
 Memphis Depay seems like a sure buy on any save though. Also, it seems wingers in general have better stats now from my first impression, which is good because often retraining AMCs to wingers was the superior approach in FM14. | ||
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SatedSC2
England3012 Posts
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