And in this department you have to say Championship Manager is still the undisputed king. The tactical side of things isn't as good as it could be. You can set individual players specific training tasks and organise all the usual stuff - but it's all done with such ease and flair that you'll keep coming back for more. It may sound tedious, but once you get involved in the hiring and firing of staff and ground developments, it's just as enjoyable as the nitty gritty of squad selection and team affairs. Most management games ask you to manage your team first and foremost, but here the business side of things is just as important. If he wants the title you can demand the resources to win it, if not you can target the Cup.Īs well as performances on the field, you will also be concerned with events off it. Open and extract the downloaded file (. Download InstallShield 3 shortcut from this link.

This allows you to keep on top of things, especially with daily management decisions, which need a quick reply.Īnother addition, unique to PLM 2000, is the chance to negotiate realistic management goals with the chairman. Copy the content in the game CD/ISO to a new folder on your desktop. The next edition of the well-known football manager from Electronic Arts, in which, in addition to the title Premier League, we can deal with seven other.

One of the most interesting new features is the cleverly titled EAmail. It offers you the chance to become a manager in any one of seven European leagues, including the Premiership, Bundesliga, La Liga and Serie A. Unlike most other management games, this one comes with the official FA stamp, meaning teams, kits, stadiums and players are about as realistic as you can get. Codemasters are working on LMA Manager 2002 and Eidos have an updated version of Championship Manager, but first out of the blocks is this excellent effort from EA Sports.

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