2015 Who should I manage on FMH2015?

[DragonnathFIFAIV]

Um....Sampdoria in Italy?

They have excellent training facilities and produced some good talents such as Icardi, Poli, Zaza, etc, and are pushing for European honors I guess? Also, although they have 2.3 Million pounds in transfer and 422K pounds in wage per week, you might be able to ship off some players to get some money?

Another one is Genoa?

Not really an attractive transfer and wage, but they do have some good players in their ranks. Also, with the help of sales from players, you might be able to get a European place if you make good transfers.

They're both from the top divisions, but those are just my ideas, if it doesn't look good to you then I'll keep looking for more

[wakon]

Will give them a try. Thanks mate I don't know why but I love starting new saves. If too many seasons pass, the game loses a lot of "realisticness" to me know what i'm sayin' ?

[julystork]

Region: Spain, France, Italy

Difficulty of Game: Easier than managing Real Madrid, seems they're no longer the least challenging

Finances: Rich

Other Specifics: Nov 2014 database even though updated 6.2

[wakon]

Region: Spain, France, Italy

Difficulty of Game: Easier than managing Real Madrid, seems they're no longer the least challenging

Finances: Rich

Other Specifics: Nov 2014 database even though updated 6.2

 

Juventus? I guess it's even easier than RM since you even have 9 subs available for game.

[Juan C]

Region- Australia or Brazil

Difficulty- Not too easy, not too hard.

Finances- Poor

Other Specifics- None

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sorry about this, can you delete?

[Hazzaclarky]

Region- england

Difficulty- easy/medium

Finances- Very good, lots of money to spend

Other Specifics- good youth, either prem or championship

Blackburn

[Aaron Lewis Jr.]

Region: Netherlands

Difficulty of Game:Not hard

Finances: Dont care

Other Specifics: I want to bring a not good Holland team to a young PSV or Ajax team

[Ashez]

From what i've seen NEC in the second divisions have some great talent, could be fun building them into a force.

[Aaron Lewis Jr.]

From what i've seen NEC in the second divisions have some great talent, could be fun building them into a force.

Thanks!

[macaz]

Region: England 

Difficulty of game: Easy-medium 

Finances: not worried 

other specifics: Preferably conference north or south. 

[Juan C]

Region: England 

Difficulty of game: Easy-medium 

Finances: not worried 

other specifics: Preferably conference north or south. 

Stockport

[JustM1kePlays]

Also Barrow or Bromley are good teams to manager!

[macaz]

well that's my next 3 saves sorted, cheers both. Decided to go with Barrow, might be more of a challenge than stockport 

[Aaron Lewis Jr.]

Region: France or Italy

Difficulty of Game: Easy

Finances: Averge

Other Specifics: League 2 or below. Young potential team

[darril07]

Region: England, Spain, Germany, Italy 

Difficulty: Easy-Medium

Finances: Secure or Greater

Specifics: When i play, i like to name the manager as a former player of the team, preferably someone youg. Eg if i was managing Arsenal, i would call my manager Tony Adams or Thierry Henry (Already Done). Real life example Barca and Pep Guardiola. Cup Competition would be great but not necessary.

 

Would love to turn this into a career thread

[JustM1kePlays]

Fiorentina with Batistuta as manager

[Maurice_21]

Region: England 

Difficulty: Medium

Finances: Good or Better

Specifics: None

[LordArcoDW]

Region: England

Difficulty: Medium

Finances: Good or Better

Specifics: None

Newcastle, Tottenham and Sunderland

[UKFootballScore]

How dare you put Tottenham in the same bracket as Newcastle and Sunderland haha completely different

[LordArcoDW]

How dare you put Tottenham in the same bracket as Newcastle and Sunderland haha completely different

You know the specifics

[DragonnathFIFAIV]

Hey there,

 

Region: England, Germany, or Spain

Difficulty of Game: Medium/Hard

Finances: Doesn't really matter

Other Specifics: Anything that'll get me back into the game as tbh, I lost much of my interest in it, which attributes to the lack of careers.

[DSW]

For Spain. Start with Bilbao perhaps? You're only allowed players of Basque origin. Maybe that's kind of a challenge?

[LordArcoDW]

Hey there,

Region: England, Germany, or Spain

Difficulty of Game: Medium/Hard

Finances: Doesn't really matter

Other Specifics: Anything that'll get me back into the game as tbh, I lost much of my interest in it, which attributes to the lack of careers.

Germany: SC Freiburg, Hannover, Borussia M'gladbach.

[DragonnathFIFAIV]

@Devesh - I've already tried one with Bilbao mate

@Arco - Freiburg seems to be interesting to me, so is Hannover, but I've found a club/challenge which I want to try; it's the unemployment challenge, something to challenge myself.

[LordArcoDW]

Well in Germany the unemployment challenge might go a bit rough!

I have managed every single team in all the division of Germany when it comes to Bundesliga SC Freiburg will push your limits

[Eliseo10]

Dragon why don't you try Southampton? Great team without too many superstars. Should be fun to take them to glory. If you want you can read the guide I wrote. Link in my Signature.

[Adam9083]

Region: Anywhere

Difficulty of Game: Hard  

Finances: Low - Medium

Other Specifics: Outside well known leagues, fancy a challenge where I'm not familiar with the players

[Dec]

Try and win the Champions League with a semi professional club in Wales or Northern Ireland.

[Lian Cortez]

Region: England,Spain,Germany,Italy

Difficulty of game: Easy-Medium

Finances: Low-Medium

Other Specifics: A club from the lower league of the country but easy to get (the club) to first division

[JustM1kePlays]

Try any of the lower leagus in Spain. I suggest Zamora CF