championship manager 01/02 youth training

Take control of what you can – and want to – without losing your enjoyment for the game. There is a reason you can sign so many staff members and when you click on their responsibilities, it barely fits onto the page. And, just as a tiny disclaimer, it’s perfectly fine to not care about certain aspects. I dipped my toes into the welcoming chasm of love and respect that is Twitter to ask budding managers which areas of the game they found too overwhelming.

There’s a joy and sense of achievement to be had knowing you played a greater role in the club’s development.

But don’t be put off by the chance to delve further into the tasks available to you. We’ve all been there and, for the most part, it’s perfectly fine. But my advice to you would be to embrace the detail, the foreplay of management sims if you will, as eventually you’ll find out what you like and don’t like.Īnd don’t feel embarrassed to admit that you, like myself, used to immediately assign all the tedious tasks such as arranging friendlies and handling training to the assistant coach. Or, you know, can survive on less than four hours sleep. That isn’t really possible on FM20 unless, well, you don’t plan on doing anything else for the rest of the day. Those who grew up on Championship Manager 01/02 could smash through a season in one session. One of the most intimidating aspects of jumping into the modern version of Football Manager is the level of detail at your fingertips.

Championship manager 01/02 youth training