Which team should I be?

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The ultimate challenge? try Catania...demoted to Serie C/C and you start with a 7 point deduction. I might give them a try!
 
need some help guys,im starting a save around 4pm today using tff vortex v2 tactic and need a championship club to test it.My initial thoughts are towards norwich,brentford and maybe forest but am awful at making my mind up haha.your advice would be appreciated
 
does nobody respond here anymore!cmon guys.need to choose a championship side asap but have waited over 3 days lol
 
Hae a look at Fulham or QPR clubs that you could look to expand and build into the next big LDN team.
 
So I'm getting FM17 for Christmas, and I'm not sure who to start with. I think I'll stay in one of England's top two divisions if you have any suggestions!
 
If you looking for a good long term save. Try Coventry city. Have potential to be built up to challenge the barca and madrids.the city has enough of a population to build a big stadium and get lots of fans with success and also a lot of revenue through marketing . They have a decent kit that's a big one for me.
and If u get the youth academy up and running you have a massive catchment area to get lots of talent. You have the whole of the Midlands with no real powerful rival to nick the best youth players :)
 
im lookin for an old *** team that needs some fresh blood and has some money to spent preferably in a top 5 league
 
Im looking for an average team that can comfortable set up in a 3-5-2 tactic. Any league is good.
 
I'm looking for a new safe, a new challenge, any good idees?
 
radke13 said:
Im looking for an average team that can comfortable set up in a 3-5-2 tactic. Any league is good.
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Watford in England, Fiorentina in Italy, Cukaricki in Serbia.

w8er said:
I'm looking for a new safe, a new challenge, any good idees?
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Youth academy with Ajax or Crewe, rebuilding Portsmouth or Leeds, Catania or Parma in Serie C, Tenerife or Oviedo in Spain, OFK Belgrade in serbian second division
 
Looking for a smallish European team with decent facilities that should be capable of winning their respective league relatively easily but are quite a long way from winning the Champs League. Any suggestions guys?
 
Maybe not small but how about Wolfsburg, they've got minimal trophys in there cabinet but massive potential
 
Looking for a European team, possibly not in european competition such as europa or CL. They have the ability to perhaps challenge for their league with the right additions, so a decent-ish squad but with some work still to be done. Preferably an older squad so I can start to move a few players on and blood some youngsters. Would like to have a decent budget to work with but nothing to lavish. Thanks in advance. :)
 
Hi Guys,

Looking to start a long term, one club save. Here are the two options I'm looking for suggestions for...

1) A sleeping giant that isn't in England/Italy/France/Germany. Prefer a team in a smaller/lesser known country if possible, but open to ideas.

2) Or a club that can be built up and has potential to challenge the top teams in the nation and then developed to be a leading force in Europe/World. E.g maybe a team similar to Eibar in La Liga. Don't want to start in top division if possible. Prefer not to manage in the top 3/4 nations.

Look forward to your suggestions. Cheers. :D
 
Salopian Ghost said:
Looking for a smallish European team with decent facilities that should be capable of winning their respective league relatively easily but are quite a long way from winning the Champs League. Any suggestions guys?
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It's quite a challenge - but you could try out one of the scandinavian leagues. Malmö FF (16/16 facilities) and FC København (14/8) in Sweden and Denmark respectively is clear title contenders in their leagues. I guess Rosenborg (14/14) in Norway would be an even bigger challenge. HJK (14/5) in Finland or KR/FH (8/8 and 14/10) in Iceland would be a huge challenge and a long haul - and I guess their facilities is quite dull :)

AndySams10 said:
Hi Guys,

Looking to start a long term, one club save. Here are the two options I'm looking for suggestions for...

1) A sleeping giant that isn't in England/Italy/France/Germany. Prefer a team in a smaller/lesser known country if possible, but open to ideas.

2) Or a club that can be built up and has potential to challenge the top teams in the nation and then developed to be a leading force in Europe/World. E.g maybe a team similar to Eibar in La Liga. Don't want to start in top division if possible. Prefer not to manage in the top 3/4 nations.

Look forward to your suggestions. Cheers. :D
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And I'll be following the answers to this one, could be a nice challenge!

In FM16 I had a fun time with Bohemians Praha in the Czech Republic. The league has potential and the club is based in Prague so there is obviously some potential there too. I think I won the league in the second or third season but I really had a hard time in Europe.
 
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Ended up going with Wisla Krakow myself. Big city, big stadium (33.000) and a tradition of winning. They've just dropped in form the recent 5 years.

And I've never tried the Ekstraklasa before, should be fun :)
 
Now that I have some more time on hand I really want to get a long term game going. My most enjoyable saves are always to start on the lowest level. So I am looking for a team with a story, a background... but not overused by everybody (salford)

I actually considered creating my own team, but unsure.

League; VRN/VRS
Finance: Don't care
Prediction: Don't care
Logo, kit, history: Important
 
pipodeclown said:
Now that I have some more time on hand I really want to get a long term game going. My most enjoyable saves are always to start on the lowest level. So I am looking for a team with a story, a background... but not overused by everybody (salford)

I actually considered creating my own team, but unsure.

League; VRN/VRS
Finance: Don't care
Prediction: Don't care
Logo, kit, history: Important
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Random suggestion that might be a bit off target. Dover Athletic, I love the logo and the kits. It's VNL and has no particular history though - but that might be the fun part. You know, to create a new giant from the south, out of nothing - and then in Dover, could it be more iconic? ;)

Though a short save, I had fun with them myself.
 
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