Matthew Le God

I guess because Forest are still being linked with Fernandes, and Douglas Luiz is a central midfielder. Albeit not particularly similar to Fernandes.

For any particular reason?

The Nottingham Forest approach to staying up!

That doesn't mean other loans to buy will. Judge them on their own merits, not that of others.

It doesn't screw us IF the player is good enough for the Premier League. Big if on that!

When you then click on those tiles it then goes to 'cards' which give you a huge amount of info. The tiles give you an overview, the underlying cards are the detail. It is not a dumbing down. The tile and card system is explained in this development update for the cancelled FM25... https://share.google/WhnNT94mOVZii3IQw

It would have been quite a challenge! Our squad was terrible in the database for the now never to be FM25.

Such a game exists! You can manage teams from the Victorian age 1888 to Tony Blair's 1998.

Easier/quicker to read if you use the surnames 🥸

How much do the researchers know about the dev process? Not much. Apart from getting an idea of new features when they add new data fields into the database. Plus we get to test the game before the public see it. Were you aware before others of the shambles that was supposed to be FM25? Did they give you the silent treatment as well as the rest of the fanbase? (Particularly annoyingly after having promised to be more transparent etc.) We found out it was delayed and cancelled at the same time the public did. Were you at all concerned about the franchise dying with the FM25 failures and Unity and all that? No, the game was never going to end because of a year's delay. It makes too much money for SEGA for that to happen. Over 17 million copies of FM24 were sold. I am slightly concerned about the stuff they showed us in the last development update (iirc, spring/early summer last year?) which felt like a huge shift from the spreadsheet heavy game we have come to know and love in recent years. Can't say I've seen that. What do you think it has shifted towards? Changing from the in house game engine which restricts them, to Unity will make a huge difference. Not only in the graphics, but the user interface and pretty much every other aspect of the game. It'll still be a very stat-heavy game.

I had a Wycombe Wanderers save on the first Premier Manager game. I called myself Ian Branfoot, still regret that decsion now! It had a great theme song... But nothing beats this...

Who is going to give managing the women's team a go?

We don't need a 1960s or 1970s style striker. We have multiple strikers with good goalscoring records in the English and German 2nd tiers in the 2020s.

Why have you dismissed Damion Downs being a decent striker at this level after a brief cameo vs Wrexham? Plus Archer and Stewart are good strikers for this level, as is Armstrong.

Joins their reserve team with an option to buy https://www.realbetisbalompie.es/noticias/cantera/daouda-traore-nueva-incorporacion-para-el-betis-deportivo-31638

No release date announced yet In the past, FMs have been released in late October/early November. Those who pre-ordered had early access a few weeks beforehand. For example FM24 released on 6th November and early access was from 19th October.

FM26 will be significantly different to previous versions. Built using a different game engine and has had a major graphics overhaul.

A very spectacular OG from a long way out!

That would be a legal nightmare for a game to include

Ultimate Soccer Manager in the mid 90s allowed you to take bungs, rig matches and set the price of pies! Plus it had inflation for everything, transfers, shop products, food, tickets etc so prices rose massively!😁

At a SEN school