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Footygamer

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Go here to get a complete list of Football Manager 2014 Features or like the FM2014 News page on Facebook.

Incase you've been missing out there have been regular announcements regarding Football Manager 2014 Features on Twitter, here's a quick lowdown of the most recent ones:

Testimonials
Football Manager 2014 will feature for the first time, the oppurtinity for star players to have a testimonial having been at the club for a certain period of time or when they announce there retirement.

Work Permits
You can now apply for work permits for your own players without having to offer them a new contract. Fixing a significant frustration faced by many Football Managers in previous versions.

Director of Football Player Value Suggestion
The Director of Football will now suggest a more appropriate transfer value following unsuccessful attempts to sell

Pre Season Tour Merchandising Benefits
Going on pre season tours abroad will now boost your shirt sales, bringing more money into your club

Position History Graph
When choosing a club to start your career with a new position history graph will be shown

TV Money Revamp
The amount of TV money each team gets is to get a total revamp to be more realistic in FM2014

Crane

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19 Aug 2013 14:04:32

Bloody glad about the work permits.

Footygamer

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Ask a player to sack his agent
Having problems negotiating a contract with a player, or is his agent causing problems offering him around to other clubs? You can now ask the player to ask his agent in FM2014 - Screenshot

Bigger Stadium for European Matches
You can now schedule to play your European Matches at an alternative bigger stadium if your home stadium is too small

Footygamer

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Make use of your captain
Captains can be asked to determine the mood/togetherness of the dressing room to help you know when you should have a team meeting

Footygamer

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Assistant Manager Controls Training
In FM2014 you can now assign Assistant Manager to take control of training

FM Classic for PS Vita
One of the biggest new features is going to be Football Manager Classic for the PS Vita. More details on this to follow.

Jason

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22 Aug 2013 15:02:04

I'm not sold on the new changes warranting a new game. Its almost like its an update with a few new features :/

Poe

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22 Aug 2013 23:09:12

So, what do we reckon the new player roles are going to be?

Regista is the one that was given but 9 more? I thought they had a lot of stuff covered really.

Crane

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22 Aug 2013 23:13:19

Shadow striker is another. Central winger or a advanced destroyer maybe?

Poe

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22 Aug 2013 23:18:33

Advanced destroyer \o/

What do they do?

Apart from advanced destruction.

Crane

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22 Aug 2013 23:24:43

Something like this maybe?

Poe

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22 Aug 2013 23:47:52

Good shout - I thought you meant a Yaya Toure type player tbf.

I'd like the inclusion of shuttler too (from that very article)

Different from a box to box midfielder as he won't lunge into tackles and try 30 yard screamers.

Franck

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23 Aug 2013 02:05:09

I don't really see the point in adding regista as a role, it really isn't much more than the Italian word for a deep-lying playmaker.

Crane

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23 Aug 2013 14:36:28

So many little improvements that are logical.

Maybe a screen where you could see all board takeovers in the world would be handy as well.

Poe

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23 Aug 2013 23:48:53

By Franck | On 23 August 2013 - 03:05 AM

I don't really see the point in adding regista as a role, it really isn't much more than the Italian word for a deep-lying playmaker.

Isn't the regista like a Pirlo/Makelele hybrid? Whereas a deep-lying playmaker is more Michael Carrick/Xavi?

Franck

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30 Aug 2013 12:10:40

The new player roles have been announced:

8 new player roles for #FM14info Half back, target flank man, limited FB, complete wing back, enganche, regista, false no.9, shadow striker
— milesSI (@milesSI) Permalink

Poe

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31 Aug 2013 01:14:35

Is there any need for false 9, shadow striker, deep lying forward and Trequartista (when played in the ST position).

JM_314

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31 Aug 2013 02:53:02

Half back,

DM that slots into defence? Defender that moves forward into DM?

target flank man, limited FB, complete wing back,

Good.

enganche, regista, false no.9,

How will they differ from trequartista, deep lying playmaker and deep lying forward respectively?

shadow striker

A what? I take it that's just a flashy name for a second striker?

Are they removing trequartista and replacing it with the enganche and "shadow striker"? That would actually make a lot of sense - the former as a creative player with a free role, the latter as a striker with a free role. The deep lying forward would be more focussed on link play.

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05 Sep 2013 07:10:56

Regista? what is the difference about this and picking a playmaker in fm13?

Poe

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06 Sep 2013 00:16:06

An enganche isn't like a trequartista - an enganch is like a static attacking midfielder. Like Riquelme.

A regista is a more defensive deep lying playmaker.

Franck

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06 Sep 2013 01:43:57

Except a regista isn't really defensive at all. That they occupy a position very deep on the pitch doesn't mean that they do defensive work.

Crane

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06 Sep 2013 05:12:02

A trequartista in the DM position, basically.

Poe

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07 Sep 2013 15:25:13

They don't go all out into the tackle but they'll often make a lot of interceptions.

JM_314

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10 Sep 2013 02:05:33

Halfback:

The Half Back looks to serve a role somewhere between that of an aggressive sweeper and a defensive midfielder. With a Half Back, the central defenders themselves will push higher up the pitch while the Half Back drops deeper than a standard defensive midfielder and, in addition to his defensive duties, looks to offer an outlet for quickly recycling possession when the team's attacking play breaks down.

Limited Full Back:

The Limited Full Back knows his strengths and weaknesses and focuses predominantly on his defensive duties, scarcely going forward into a more attacking role.

Complete Wing Back:

The Complete Wing Back loves to attack, and whilst he is capable of ? his defensive duties, his natural ? ? affect the game in the opposition's defensive ?.

Regista:

The Regista is a more aggressive version of the deep-lying playmaker suitable for possession-oriented systems that press high up the pitch. Given complete freedom to dictate play from deep positions, the Regista offers a dynamic and unpredictable creative outlet from behind the attack who seeks to maintain intense pressure by constantly looking for new chances as his more advanced...

Enganche:

The Enganche is the side's prime creator, a hook that joins midfield and attack and operates behind the strikers and a laymaker who sticks to his position and becomes a pivot to his team as they move around him. It differs to the Trequartista, who like to roam from his position, drifting around and looking for space between the lines.

Flank Forward/Wide Target Man:

The Wide Target Man will be the main outlet for clearances and long balls from the back. Ideally positioned against a smaller and weaker full-back, he will be asked to get hold of the ball and keep it before recycling it to a team-mate.

Shadow Striker:

The Shadow Striker operates as the team's main goal scoring threat. Usually coupled with a deep-lying forward, the Shadow Striker aggressively pushes forward into goal scoring positions as the ball moves into the final third and looks to close down opposing defenders when out of possession.

False Nine:

The False Nine, in some ways similar to a more advanced attacking midfielder/playmaker role, is an unconventional lone striker or centre-forward who drops deep into midfield. The purpose of this is it creates a problem for opposing central defenders who can either follow him - leaving space behind them for onrushing midfielders, forwards or wingers to exploit - or leave him to have time and space to dribble or pick out a pass.

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