Jordan Potepa
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Hello everyone! Just a few ideas on what you would all class as a challenge? Anyone got any suggestions on a lower league team to manage in Europe outside of Britain? (H)
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http://www.fm-base.co.uk/forum/fm-2011-general-discussion/47703-team-should-i.html
you should use that thread
you should use that thread
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By far a challenge Athletic Bilbao - Liga BBVA
You can only sign Basque players which is an area of southern France and nothern Spain.
Portsmouth - Championship
Put under a transfer embargo and theres always new owners in and out. Alot of your staff get poached by Premier league teams and you have a small squad in a long league.
Blackpool - Premier League
Poor squad compared to everyone else in the league, Not alot of money, poor facilities which puts alot of players off.
Everton - Premier League
Little or no money, Need improvements up front and trying to please the fans and the board with a repectable high finish.
Aberdeen, Hearts or Hibs - Scotish Premier League
Very little money and very tight purse strings, Try and break the old firm and win the league.
Celtic or Rangers - Scotish Premier League
League success isnt hard, But push for europe and see where you get.
Histon Town - Blue Square Premier (I Think?)
On the edge of administration all the time, No money at all and an aging squad with the average age of 31.
Ac Milan - Serie A
No money in the first summer. Old squad with a poor mentality.
Scotland - Europe
Not a bad squad but have been let down alot in the last 30-40 years where much more has been expected of them and they've not achieved anything.
Republic of Ireland - Europe
Good squad but no major trophies and a poor history.
Maccelsfield - League 2
Face the drop no money, Poor squad.
Swansea or Cardiff - Championship
Can you be the first manager to guide a welsh team to the English Premier League? (I know swansea have in real life)
Bologna - Serie A
Deducted 3 points from 2010/2011 doesnt sound alot but after one win you still have no points your always chasing the season.
Levante - Liga BBVA
Terrible squad, Little money and odds on to go down
You can only sign Basque players which is an area of southern France and nothern Spain.
Portsmouth - Championship
Put under a transfer embargo and theres always new owners in and out. Alot of your staff get poached by Premier league teams and you have a small squad in a long league.
Blackpool - Premier League
Poor squad compared to everyone else in the league, Not alot of money, poor facilities which puts alot of players off.
Everton - Premier League
Little or no money, Need improvements up front and trying to please the fans and the board with a repectable high finish.
Aberdeen, Hearts or Hibs - Scotish Premier League
Very little money and very tight purse strings, Try and break the old firm and win the league.
Celtic or Rangers - Scotish Premier League
League success isnt hard, But push for europe and see where you get.
Histon Town - Blue Square Premier (I Think?)
On the edge of administration all the time, No money at all and an aging squad with the average age of 31.
Ac Milan - Serie A
No money in the first summer. Old squad with a poor mentality.
Scotland - Europe
Not a bad squad but have been let down alot in the last 30-40 years where much more has been expected of them and they've not achieved anything.
Republic of Ireland - Europe
Good squad but no major trophies and a poor history.
Maccelsfield - League 2
Face the drop no money, Poor squad.
Swansea or Cardiff - Championship
Can you be the first manager to guide a welsh team to the English Premier League? (I know swansea have in real life)
Bologna - Serie A
Deducted 3 points from 2010/2011 doesnt sound alot but after one win you still have no points your always chasing the season.
Levante - Liga BBVA
Terrible squad, Little money and odds on to go down
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