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If that's the case then that's fine. But I think some people are assuming that every available women's league will be loaded for every men's league you load. There is also the problem that you could end up with elite men's managers managing women's teams, which would be a problem. We've all seen weird scenarios where Guardiola ends up manager of Nottingham Forrest and the like.

Mandatory: If I load the top 10 men's league's and their second division, are the women's top two league also loaded? Do I have the option not to load them? I usually play with a large database. If I choose to load all the leagues I usually load, the inclusion of women's football will increase the size of the database I play on by god knows how much, this impacts the performance of my PC and the speed of my game. Either I take the hit to performance, or I load fewer leagues. Either way, I'm impacted by something I'll never use.

I would assume the disparity in the net transfer spends is Agent fees, and the disparity in the wage spend is staff salary. No idea if that's the case, but it seems like the kind of thing FM would do.

Odegaard goal at 86 minutes, VAR doesn't check the clearly offside Arsenal player. Arsenal v Rangers.pkm

Managers do not decide what strip the team plays in. Managers do not decide transfer dealings. The former is not a game feature, the latter is. Your argument that strip selection shouldn't be in the game because that's not the manager's job, then SI should take away our ability to make transfers, and leave that entirely to the DoF. But that would be ridiculous, just as telling someone to go play EAFC just because they asked a question would be.

This is a discussion forum, you might be better suited to Twitter.

2 shots from outside the box, combined xG of 0.18, both straight down the middle of the goal, keeper unable to save these easy shots. I'd say about half the goals I concede are shots straight down the keepers throat, from distance, and they simply let them in.

Your double standard makes it relevant.

Why would the manager have any say on how much the club are willing to spend on a player? Or any aspect of their contract? That's the Director of Football's job, literally nothing to do with the manager.

I'm halfway through season 3, but Diomande, Coates and Goncalves signed those contracts at the end of season 1, the rest at the end of season 2.

Sporting's top earners in my current save, funny that the AI isn't given a wage cap.

Youth managers playing right wingers at left back, centre backs on the left wing and goalkeepers up top. Really fed up with that.

Player is both delighted and unhappy with his playing time, and now I have to lie to him about being sorry for not playing him enough, even though I did, and the player himself recognises this fact. What is the point of player interactions when this nonsense is ignored year after year?

Points deduction maybe? Only thing it legitimately can be.