Are Manchester United hard to manage?
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At your question in the title. Yes!
Despite the debt, you'll still get money each season! I'm not talking hundreds of millions, but you'll get enough to do what you need to do. And obviously if you do well during the season and win you'll get more. And with the current United team it should be easy to win most things.
Despite the debt, you'll still get money each season! I'm not talking hundreds of millions, but you'll get enough to do what you need to do. And obviously if you do well during the season and win you'll get more. And with the current United team it should be easy to win most things.
I'm currently managing Tottenham. Won the prem once. 2nd this season. Got beat 4-0 by Barca and 3-1 by Wolves. So saved and start screened it 
I want creat my own tactic with Man U though. Using one of JKP Woody's for Tottenham. Any help on that?
I want creat my own tactic with Man U though. Using one of JKP Woody's for Tottenham. Any help on that?I'm currently managing Tottenham. Won the prem once. 2nd this season. Got beat 4-0 by Barca and 3-1 by Wolves. So saved and start screened it
Depends if you're going to sign any 'big name' players? If not then I'd go with a flat 4-4-2 and make it attacking. Keep it simple really, the players they have will do well. It's pretty straight forward with United and other big teams.
:l Hmmm.How's managing Hoffenheim ?
Maybe you should start in League 2? Or League 1? It's more of a challenge.
Don't really fancy it
I've tried managing Man City but I hated it. I can't find a formation that suits them and will keep me winning.
4-2-3-1 is City's best friend. 4-1-2-1-2 works as well.
As for United being hard to manage, I'll be completely honest with you - it is slightly difficult.
Once van der Sar, Scholes, Ferdinand and Giggsy are gone, you're left with quite a few holes in your squad. First challenge will be finding the right players to bring in to boost the squad or taking youth already at the club and developing them.
Secondly, you have too many strikers at the club. All will want playing time. Have to choose which ones you will sell and which ones you'll keep.
And of course you have to deal with the debt. I had a Manchester United save where Malcom Glazer started listening to takeover bids and I was transfer window blocked for close to a year while negotiations took place. Kind of a freak occurrence but I found it frustrating.
Man utd, are a challenge to manage, that is due to the squad being under rated on the game, players like Valencia, Fletcher and Carrick are better irl then on the game. You do get 60million first season for title challenge, but with the crippling debt, You lose around 4-5million a month in Debt repayments, so i tend to sell to buy with Utd, which is okay, as players like Brown, O'shea can generate you 10 and 9 million each. I play a 4-2-3-1 formation with utd, and generally only buy a CAM for them, but even then Park or Giggs does a really good job 1st season aswell.
Are you actually serious.. Why don't you try it and if it's too 'hard' then try something different. You've got a few good answers, if you want any more information about United just message Scott, I'm sure he'll be happy to tell you anything you want to know 
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