What part of the year do you like most in Football Manger?

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What part of the season you love most


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What part of the year do you like most in Football Manger?

A: The pre-season, signing new players, make predictions, creating tactics and training, testing all players in friendlies?
B: The first half season, seeing how your summer signings develop and blend in your team and hopefully go up in the rankings?
C: The winter, sign 1 or 2 players to complete your squad on the weaker positions and looking forward to the second half of the season?
D: The end of the season. Win prizes you played for all year. Each match it crucial.


I chose B and then D :)

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D by far, i like the rewarding feeling i get from finding out i got how ever much profit that month:)
 
All the very end of season changes, ie. new youth, fixture list etc. :)
 
I like D. But like A as well.
 
Interesting poll, good thread. I like C, personally.
 
I enjoy A the most probably, love searching for new players etc, its fun :)
 
A. I like to scope out regen youth players and add them to my squad for the future. I try and always look 5 years ahead. Winning silverware at the end of the season feels good, but not as good as when you have a Juggernaut of a team that you've nurtured from schoolboys.
 
I enjoy my game throughout the season, but the first half is good, i always like to see how my summer signings get on. And pre-season is good for having a look at your reserves and youths
 
The Pre Season is such a buzz, especially the build up to the big match to see how your signings get on.
 
Voted winter but not because of the transfer window. Fixtures (EPL) always get very congested around the holiday season, with games sometimes just 2 dayes apart, so if that goes well you know you're going to have a good season.
 
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