Matthew Le God

It's only worth the £2.51 if you think the CM10 demo is better than a fully patched FM09. If you do think the CM10 demo it is better than a fully patched FM09 then it is worth £2.51 and a bargain at that price. If you don't think CM10 demo is better than a fully patched FM09 then it is not worth anything as you may aswell continue playing FM09 until the FM10 demo comes out in roughly 5 weeks and save the £2.51 for something else.

Play the demo of CM10 then. Its available now.

Why? The £2.50 is a card admin charge so Eidos don't get that. Most people will pay 1p so my maths is roughly correct.

Do get a hard copy you will have to go to a shop or order from play.com etc for £30. For £2.51 all you get is a download.

Yeah I know. They are doing it to increase numbers of copies sold.

It isn't a scam, it is for real. For every 10,000 copies of CM sold, SEGA only have to sell less than 4 copies of FM10 to make the same amount of money

On the face of it it looks good. He shouldn't be looking for a transfer in January to boost World Cup chances.

They will be changed quite alot by the time the game comes out.

Most of those are easily countered. In fact some of those questions are just stupid.

The number of people shown in the stand will be the exact attendance of the game. So for example St Mary's stadium in the game will have 32,000 seats and if 17,000 turn up you will see 17,000 in the stadium. Not 100% sure but I think this is a first for any sport computer game. Also if for example you expand St Mary's to 40,000 then this will also be shown in the match graphics with 40,000 seats at the stadium and potentially upto 40,000 animated fans in the crowd. Weather effects and pitch degradation also included in FM10 along with over 100 new player animations on top of what was in FM09.

and another one... and again its a "work in progress" so things will change.

Reading surely

Still work in progress

Steve Coppell on his way next I reckon as Sporting Director/director of Football role. Which will be great as long as Alan Pardew is happy with it and the two don't have roles that overlap.

It is not hard to type in "Papa Waigo" into the Youtube search bar!

Steve Coppell joining in the near future is looking more and more likely now I reckon he'll be here as sporting director/director of football before next season. A very good thing as long as Pardew is happy with it and their roles don't overlap in any way.

I won't touch any new staffs attributes until the Football Manager 2010 January update. Hence Harding, Murty, Hammond, Lambert, Papa Waigo, Jaidi, Mellis, Wilkins, Pardew, Downes, Murdoch and Trotman will have all have been done solely by their former clubs researcher. I'd need to see them in action over a few months in order to make an informed decision.

No fighting in the war room!

Henri Camara signing for Pompey "could" be a good thing. May help Papa Waigo settle quicker in a new country as they'd be living close to each other.

He has lost some years off his age aswell

Doesn't make it ironic though. The press use the term so much and always get it wrong. Take note Daily Echo if you are reading this and use a dictionary to see what ironic means

That is not ironic.

Saganowski with the Poland squad

Playing for Poland today.

That has no logic! If you want to change things or have an injury whilst playing Paterson and Lambert upfront you could change it to the line up you suggested.