Which Team Should I Be

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razu64 said:
Hey guys, I don't know which team to pick, I want a team in England, Germany, France, Spain, Italy or Portugal
Currently, I think about Man U, Arsenal, Spurs or Roma. But I want you to advice me other teams, I want a fun carreer.
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A fun and challenging career could be trying to take 1860 Munich to the top in Germany, and thereby beating the older brother Bayern. They use the same stadium, and facilities if I remember correctly, so no top notch facilities. Plus you have to give 10 % of your gate earnings to Bayern, at least that's how it works IRL :)
 
I forgot to remvoe Germany, I just won everything in my Leverkusen save.
 
hansie95 said:
A fun and challenging career could be trying to take 1860 Munich to the top in Germany, and thereby beating the older brother Bayern. They use the same stadium, and facilities if I remember correctly, so no top notch facilities. Plus you have to give 10 % of your gate earnings to Bayern, at least that's how it works IRL :)
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I have been flirting with this idea for some time, will maybe give it a go after I've finished conquering Scandinavia :D
 
Valencia,Villareal,Athtletic Bilbao anf Celta de Vigo

I doubt between Celta De Vigo,Bilbao,Villareal and Valencia

My aim with one of these teams is to build a good team and to compete for the league title in a couple of seasons (like what Diego Simeone did for Atletico Madrid). If I had to choose then I would pick Celta de Vigo because I like their Squad alot. (Sorry for my English).
 
Hey, I want a team in England, which team do you recommend?
 
The league you prefer:Spain, Germany, Italy, France. Maybe England.
Economy: Don't matter.
Facilities: Great facilities and youth networks.
Preferably in 2nd or third league.

I want a club where I can produce great youth and build up my economy/squad to eventually be able to compete with the big lads.
 
zhzh said:
The league you prefer:Spain, Germany, Italy, France. Maybe England.
Economy: Don't matter.
Facilities: Great facilities and youth networks.
Preferably in 2nd or third league.

I want a club where I can produce great youth and build up my economy/squad to eventually be able to compete with the big lads.
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Villa,brighton,leeds,blackburn,birmingham,sheffield united
 
The league you prefer: England but also works with the top ones, Germany, Italy and Spain
The finances Good or better
Facilities for training/youth Good or better

Want a medium challenge, played Arsenal for the most part and its to easy.

Looking for mid table and good prospect youth.

Have an eye on Southampton, Tottenham and Celta Vigo

Dont mind if its the newest transfer update or not. Want a longer save.

Thanks
 
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FM17 - Prem League or Championship, looking for a team that has strong potential in regards to finance and maybe a large supporter base, wanna turn them into a power house. Thinking maybe Aston Villa.
 
I want a new carreer but I don't know which to pick, As Roma or Liverpool
 
The league you prefer: Somewhere in Europe not England
The finances: Good
Facilities for training/youth: Good or better

I usually play in England so looking for a different challenge a mid-table team I can use youth facilities and bring them through to the first team and challenge for the title.
 
Hey guys so I don't know whiich to pick between Viroia Guimares in Primeira Liga or Celta Vigo
 
To make Ajax truly challenging, you pretty much need to go with a youth-only challenge. Can be tough to hold onto the really talented players and make headway in Europe, but dominating the league isn't that difficult. Same with PSV, and even Feyenoord to an extent.

Almost every other club in the league has some talent and potential. I consistently enjoy games with Vitesse Arnheim. You don't get tons of money to spend or to pay wages with, so relying on youth in The Netherlands is pretty key. And with no non-EU rules, you can scout far corners of the globe to dig up interest prospects and develop them as well. But you won't hold onto the promising young players too long, which gets frustrating.
 
Bigpapa42 said:
To make Ajax truly challenging, you pretty much need to go with a youth-only challenge. Can be tough to hold onto the really talented players and make headway in Europe, but dominating the league isn't that difficult. Same with PSV, and even Feyenoord to an extent.

Almost every other club in the league has some talent and potential. I consistently enjoy games with Vitesse Arnheim. You don't get tons of money to spend or to pay wages with, so relying on youth in The Netherlands is pretty key. And with no non-EU rules, you can scout far corners of the globe to dig up interest prospects and develop them as well. But you won't hold onto the promising young players too long, which gets frustrating.
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I won the treble first season using youth only
 
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