Football Manager 2010 changes?

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lower leagues, the option of managing the womens side for the ladies or anyone who wants to start in there would bring more of a mixed *** buying crowd.

Such a crowd doesnt exist.

I like how they said people had been askign for the otpion to play as a female manager thats why its in 09....who asked!?

To be able to use your earnings in football to buy football clubs and run them as a director,appointing your own managers,interfering with tactics an signings or leaving him to get on with it.
A LMA manager style stadium builder.

This is football manager not football director :P

Whilst I would like to be chairman or summat it should be in football manager, far too gimicky in a game where you are meant to be a manager. however doubt you could get a whole game out of it, but then again they sell us MF eveyr year for 30 quid with little changed to it expcept new bugs :)
 
Proper club badges for Prem teams, proper league and cup names. To have as many player and manager pictures as possible etc...
 
Proper club badges for Prem teams, proper league and cup names. To have as many player and manager pictures as possible etc...
You wont get that because ****** EA has most of the footy licenses,including the English Premier League and FA cup etc.So you will just do what the rest of us do and thank god for FM Base.:D
 
I agree wif the kid that sed about building the stadium like lma manager they wer the days. I would like to see more profile pictures for the players and i'd like to be more involved with the training some how
 
I'd like better player interaction, like when they want to be a first team regular they would say they would be happier playing x amounts of games a season so you could aim towards that.
 
I disagree with some of the things i've read in this post, like getting involved with sponsorships and building stadiums, in the real world I don't know any manager who gets involved in those types of things. One thing I would like to see schange is when you take over a team bottom of their league and you save them from relegation the board sacks you for a 'poor season' when you've clearly just saved them from the old manager!
Only other thing I would probably like to see is a bigger database of questions and answers during press conferances and player interactions... the manager interactions is decent compared to when they where 1st introduced in the old games.
Other than them the game is very good (Y)
 
i think you should be able to manage an under 18's team and work your way up sorta thing . . and be more invloved with sponsorship deals

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I agree wif the kid that sed about building the stadium like lma manager they wer the days. I would like to see more profile pictures for the players and i'd like to be more involved with the training some how

LMA manager was legendary lol! but FM soon took over . .
 
I don't know if this is alredy in place on FM as I have only bought it this year for the first time. My idea is your club receiving takeover bids from around the world like in real life. So for example, if you were Leeds United, and you were expanding your population around the world by winning lots of trophies etc, then you might for example get a club message stating "We understand a South African Billionaire is seriously interested in buying our club," Something like that would be great, but yet again i don't know if its alredy in place or not. Despite all the faults its been having its still a cracking game and will be buying 2010!
 
i like what someone mentioned about starting as Under 18s manager and working your way up. that would add a phenomenal touch to the game, even if it was in a separate"mode" (as unorthodox for FM as that would be)

but thats just my opinion, which is obvious considering i've never started a game as a premier or championship club. lower leagues win

beyond blue square north/south would be nice, as i said before.

what do you all think?
 
u-18 manager would be great and more pref moves like in old FM i miss plays with back to goal and like to swtich ball to other flank
 
u-18 manager would be great and more pref moves like in old FM i miss plays with back to goal and like to swtich ball to other flank

definately!! where have all the preferred moves gone?

i have thought for a long time that it would be cool to be just a reserves manager, or just an u18s manager, or even an international u21 or u19 manager. this would be easier to implement in say spain where the first team and 'b' teams are technically seperate clubs although there is a certain amount of player movement. in england the first team manager just moves players in and out of the 3 sqauds (first team, reserves and u18s) as he sees fit. but i guess that would be what you would have to deal with as a reserve manager.

it would be very rewarding for me to nurture a youngster at reserve level and if offered the first team job bring him up with me. eg guardiola and busquets at barca in real life.

the reserves is a place where managers can showcase their skills. i know these guys werent necesarily in full control of their reserves as some were assistants, but quireoz, sbragia, sammy lee, tony adams (lololol) pep guardiola and many more have moved from a lesser management position into full management of a first team.

i know you can tick the box to control the reserves and u18s but u still then have to worry about the 1st team too. a reserve league would be a great place to try new tactics/formations/set plays etc as there is less (if any) scrutiny from the board over results.

also people have been mentioning who asked for female manager?? i know of 2 girls who play FM regularly and are very happy with this feature. also that BSN/S team recently had a female manager for a game and are considering keeping her!!

i also agree with the press conferences. i want better mind games (would love to crush rafa the gaffer in a battle played out via the press and then destroy the scouse on the pitch) the press conferences at the moment are quite boring and i leave them to my assistant providing hes half decent.

also what about better mind games directed at opposition players? for example say im united and ive got a game against arsenal at the weekend, all their recognised left backs are injured so they call up a young kid from the u18s. in the press i could say something like: 'i intend to target *players name* and put him under lots of pressure from the kick off.' or something similar. hopefully then he wont be up for it (or will be depending on payer mentality) and ronaldo and nani can have a field day.

the glaringly obvious one is, sort the ******* game out before releasing it!!! whats the point of all the beta testing if you release patch after patch to counter countless **** ups??!?!?! i know its not much effort to install a patch and i appreciate the large amount of data and frameworks that are buzzing away in the background as i mull over whether to fine billy sharp for poor performance or not....

BUT, surely FM2010 wont change that much (aside from transfer updates) i mean we've got the 3d engine now, so over the next few months make that perfect, then play around with press conferences and player interaction to make them less boring and repetitive and id say that you are done, pretty easy year for SI IMO.

ive just realised how much ive typed, sorry about that, had a little rant!!!

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o yeah heres another. the tevez 'is it a loan or is it a transfer?' affair.

when will FM recognise this? Man Utd have been quite clear in saying he isnt a permenant signing yet so why is does FM persisit in insisting that he transferred to Man Utd on undisclosed terms in 07/08????

also the increasing influence of agents and sports agencies like MSI needs recognition. agents run the game and pull all the transfer and contract strings behind the scenes. as i said before, SI have a pretty easy year in developing FM2010 IMO, so why not have a go at reflecting the role of agents on FM?

the sports agency issue that has clouded tevez's future is maybe harder to implement but even just some recognition would be good.

i have another case that according to FM never happened.

henrique of barcelona played for cortiba and then moved to palmeiras for 1 season before being snapped up by barca and loaned out to leverkusen.

however offficial FIFA records only show an 'undisclosed' transfer to barca from Desportivo Brasil (who by the way are a real team and play in real matches, but only at U15, U17 and U19 levels, meaning henrique couldnt have been playing for them at the time because hes 22) Desportivo Brasil is owned by a sports agency similar to MSI who 'buy the rights' to a player and then sell him onto a big club in the hope of profiting from him. they pay very little money to the clubs who have nurtured the player and make huge sums by selling to europe. often these agencies buy up entire squads from small south american team in the hope that maybe one or two will make it to europe, often discarding the rest like rubbish when they dont make it. this means there are potentially a lot of young players who never make it thanks to the agent (im a bit off topic now but im very angry about greedy agents lol)

i know it would be hard to represent in FM but even correct recognition would do as i hate looking at tevez's and henriques histories knowing they arent accurate.
 
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I would like them to take a look at Fifa Manager then go back to the drawing board to be honest.

As much as I always loved Championship Manager etc, i've only really been fully sold on one of the FM franchise. On the contrary i've been playing Fifa Manager alot this year and really like it.

For those that haven't played Fifa Manager, you can build your stadium and tear it down in equal measure, design each section of the stadium wether you want different seat colours to Wembley style arches. Additionally to this you can upgrade club facilities yourself from building your clubs training facilities/youth centers to even building club museums and travel agencies! There is also the option to build youth camps all over the world, which allows you to scout the best talent from across the globe and as long as you have the best build facilities, you get the best talent early. Secondly you can be involved in the finances, take out loans, set ticket prices and even donate your own money to the club coffers (which is helpfull if you go from managing a Premiership team to a lower level).
Thirdly and a thing I really like is the personal life aspect to the game. That goes from your home life on it, to even being a player manager. I like that when you get a contract and wages it builds up (whereas on FM it doesn't matter how much you earn it has no relevance) and you can buy things with it from homes and cars to pool tables and scuuba gear. Also another aspect I would like FM to take from Fifa is being able to see the players pictures in the tactics screen (like Sky Sports do on matchdays). There are a few other things I think that FM could take from Fifa manager, like making it easier to tell a players abilities. On Fifa players get a "Out of 5 star talent rating" which I think makes it easier to compare players than how it is on FM.

This isn't however a "I rate Fifa over FM" post it's just things I enjoy in Fifa that I would like to see FM take on board and develop. They are totally different games in one aspect, FM is more for stato's and those just driven by results on the game, whereas although also competitive I think Fifa can be more fun in terms of it being less serious?

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definately!! where have all the preferred moves gone?

i have thought for a long time that it would be cool to be just a reserves manager, or just an u18s manager, or even an international u21 or u19 manager. this would be easier to implement in say spain where the first team and 'b' teams are technically seperate clubs although there is a certain amount of player movement. in england the first team manager just moves players in and out of the 3 sqauds (first team, reserves and u18s) as he sees fit. but i guess that would be what you would have to deal with as a reserve manager.

it would be very rewarding for me to nurture a youngster at reserve level and if offered the first team job bring him up with me. eg guardiola and busquets at barca in real life.

the reserves is a place where managers can showcase their skills. i know these guys werent necesarily in full control of their reserves as some were assistants, but quireoz, sbragia, sammy lee, tony adams (lololol) pep guardiola and many more have moved from a lesser management position into full management of a first team.

i know you can tick the box to control the reserves and u18s but u still then have to worry about the 1st team too. a reserve league would be a great place to try new tactics/formations/set plays etc as there is less (if any) scrutiny from the board over results.

also people have been mentioning who asked for female manager?? i know of 2 girls who play FM regularly and are very happy with this feature. also that BSN/S team recently had a female manager for a game and are considering keeping her!!

i also agree with the press conferences. i want better mind games (would love to crush rafa the gaffer in a battle played out via the press and then destroy the scouse on the pitch) the press conferences at the moment are quite boring and i leave them to my assistant providing hes half decent.

also what about better mind games directed at opposition players? for example say im united and ive got a game against arsenal at the weekend, all their recognised left backs are injured so they call up a young kid from the u18s. in the press i could say something like: 'i intend to target *players name* and put him under lots of pressure from the kick off.' or something similar. hopefully then he wont be up for it (or will be depending on payer mentality) and ronaldo and nani can have a field day.

the glaringly obvious one is, sort the ******* game out before releasing it!!! whats the point of all the beta testing if you release patch after patch to counter countless **** ups??!?!?! i know its not much effort to install a patch and i appreciate the large amount of data and frameworks that are buzzing away in the background as i mull over whether to fine billy sharp for poor performance or not....

BUT, surely FM2010 wont change that much (aside from transfer updates) i mean we've got the 3d engine now, so over the next few months make that perfect, then play around with press conferences and player interaction to make them less boring and repetitive and id say that you are done, pretty easy year for SI IMO.

ive just realised how much ive typed, sorry about that, had a little rant!!!

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o yeah heres another. the tevez 'is it a loan or is it a transfer?' affair.

when will FM recognise this? Man Utd have been quite clear in saying he isnt a permenant signing yet so why is does FM persisit in insisting that he transferred to Man Utd on undisclosed terms in 07/08????

also the increasing influence of agents and sports agencies like MSI needs recognition. agents run the game and pull all the transfer and contract strings behind the scenes. as i said before, SI have a pretty easy year in developing FM2010 IMO, so why not have a go at reflecting the role of agents on FM?

the sports agency issue that has clouded tevez's future is maybe harder to implement but even just some recognition would be good.

i have another case that according to FM never happened.

henrique of barcelona played for cortiba and then moved to palmeiras for 1 season before being snapped up by barca and loaned out to leverkusen.

however offficial FIFA records only show an 'undisclosed' transfer to barca from Desportivo Brasil (who by the way are a real team and play in real matches, but only at U15, U17 and U19 levels, meaning henrique couldnt have been playing for them at the time because hes 22) Desportivo Brasil is owned by a sports agency similar to MSI who 'buy the rights' to a player and then sell him onto a big club in the hope of profiting from him. they pay very little money to the clubs who have nurtured the player and make huge sums by selling to europe. often these agencies buy up entire squads from small south american team in the hope that maybe one or two will make it to europe, often discarding the rest like rubbish when they dont make it. this means there are potentially a lot of young players who never make it thanks to the agent (im a bit off topic now but im very angry about greedy agents lol)

i know it would be hard to represent in FM but even correct recognition would do as i hate looking at tevez's and henriques histories knowing they arent accurate.

That's not all FM's fault though to be fair. Okay they are high profile players and you would in a way expect them to get the best 1000 players in the worlds history right...but they have people volunteer to be data researchers for them for nothing so when you get the odd data blip it would be almost impossible for them to go through every player checking up on it. It's not just high profile people, Fillipo Galli an AC Milan coach played for Watford for a year and a half under Vialli...but according to the game he never played in England at all and stayed in Italy. Unfortnately that's the trouble with having unpaid volunteers doing their work sometimes.
 
i know its not all FM's fault, and i have just now realised the scale of my late night rant, surprised you bothered to reply! what i was trying to get at (before banging on about the poor young south american players) is that agents (and recently sports agencies including the likes of MSI) play a massive role in real life, so why isnt this reflected on FM?

agents often have a collection of players that they represent, so on FM you could build good/bad relationships with agents and this would affect the likelihood of you acquiring their players. you could also negotiate player contracts down with the friendlier agents but the hostile ones would always demand top dollar.

i can accept innacuracies in low profile events but surely i can expect to see tevez's history correct? he is one of the best players in the world after all
 
I think there should be more team talks than the five there already is.

should be able to talk with the chairman aswell like when discussing new contracts, asking for more funds for players and things like that.

also i'd like to see the proper club logo's n all that! lol
 
EA has the image rights to the premiership so theres little chance of proper club logos and player face in the prem. thats what fm-abse is for!

i agree with everything else though
 
i use to have this game on the ps2 . .i think it was premiership manager or something , it wsnt that good but the one thing i liked was that when you entered negotiations with a player you actully meet the player as well as his agent ( so you can basicly see them) i thought that was pretty cool.

and yeh i noticed to that alot of the prefered moves were gone . . would be good to have the 'tries tricks' back because we might be able to actully see them doing tricks with the new 3d match view
 
i think a private life is essential cuz it just makes the game better with more to do.
 
i think a private life is essential cuz it just makes the game better with more to do.

tbh if you want to play a game with home life, go buy the Sims.
this is football manager. what the **** are you people talking about here lol. and to the guy who basically told SI to go and copy FIFA Manager, why don't you just BUY the new one when it comes out?

some of the ideas were good, but too many people have gone way off topic here. scuba diving gear lol ****
 
more of a range of leagues and get rid of all the injuries
 
-More Player interaction espiecally with you captain.
-Maybe having your own agent, telling you about different options opening up. Also, other player agents have more influence. For example, if you have a good relationship with an agent, it would be easier to buy that player.
-When starting unemployed, you could get offered roles as reserves or under 18s manager and work your way up.
-More options at press conferences
-Press conferences when signed a high profile player or a player the fans don't agree with.
-Reports on how your younger players are getting on.
-More indepth transfer negotionatons.
-Improve the 3d pitches.
 
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