Data Update Poll!
Hello, there is currently an important debate going on regarding how to manage the FM24 Data Update going forward, particularly in the case of modifying the ages and contract dates by 1 year. Please can you vote in the poll and join in the discussion.
SDevine
In FM12 Vauxhall was the hardest team to start of with, having only £550 a week for wages and a really small fanbase.
I've not tried the FM13 demo yet, so can anyone please tell me what team looks to be the toughest challenge to manage in the english league system this season (preferrably one in Blue Square n/s).
Thank you!
Joey Breakdown
In administration, they are under a transfer embargo and only have 12 players, some of which start pre season on long term injuries. it's a tough job and due to their location, nobody wants to join them!
Griffis
That's who I've started with!
In the last game I started with Colwyn Bay and took them to European Champions league glory, and I intend to do the same with Truro this time!!
KEZ_7
Zefph
Phoenix Arrow
There's an attractiveness stat for each town. Presumably that gets factored in somehow, though I'm not sure how.
Franck
Yes. The size, reputation and attractiveness of a city are considerations when trying to sign a player.
I'm guessing you've never seen the news-item where a recently signed player declares that "the city suits my metropolitan life-style" or however it is the game phrases it? I remember I got it when I signed Sidney Sam to Hertha.
BOWC
cruiseylee
leggy
Ive started a new game as Chelmsford City in the Blue Square South. Not the biggest test but very difficult nevertheless. Truro appears the biggest challenge as they have only a few players and are in administration. In FM12 I was in charge for one season prior to FM13 coming out, finishiing 4th.
Im looking to gain promotion with Chelmsford without bringing in too many players
steveekay
SDevine
Oh dear, it's hard even to get pre-season friendlies for them...