[what team is everyone managing]

what team are you managing and how is it going? are you doing a big club save for the beta as many are or going right into a long term one early on?

[Please help me]

try verifying game files and if that doesn't work uninstall and reinstall the game.

[Feel my pain (Slow Download)]

i had to wait the same amount of time

[FM20 - Any Honest Reviews?]

its quite buggy but also has a lot of positives, generally its not too different from fm19. if you have a good save on 19 i'd continue it until the game is released fully and everything is polished, but then again the beta is one of the most fun parts

[What year is the best version of football manager?]

depends how old you want to go. my favourite was fm15 but that may have been because it was my first. i'd say fm19 is the best because fm20 is quite buggy atm, but fm17 was my most played and that game was insanely good

[What year is the best version of football manager?]

On 08/11/2019 at 19:47, Dagenham_Dave said:

Features wise, FM20 hands down. 

Match engine wise, I'm hoping they can sort this out for release, but for now, my favourite match engine is still FM17. It's as close to perfect as they've ever managed. And that's not just rose tinted specs. I played a new save on FM17 prior to the current beta dropping, and it was as good as ever. 

Marry FM20's features with FM17's gameplay and you've got the single greatest game in gaming history!

huge facts. fm17 was art

[Players That Didn't Quite ...Make it]

mel taufer comes to mind. bought him for £2m in fm15 off inter's youth team while i was managing wigan and he went on to make toty many times and captained us to the champions league. he's now playing in the ethiopian 1st division

[Which Non-League Team to Pick?]

if you want a club with a storyline hereford are probably the one. former football league club who went all the way down to the 9th division but back on the up now and in the national league north. york city and darlington also in that division who've suffered similar fates (york city not as drastic). blyth spartans have no history but play in green with a cool badge so thats kinda hard to say no to.

[Vanarama North]

3 hours ago, 14Benji said:

Boston United for me ( going into a network save with afew pals )

ill have one in my division as York manager and another in the South as St Albans. Im looking forward to starting mine to, like to say, much prefer the non league stuff. most enjoyable save last year was with Aberystwyth overthrowing TNS and seeing how far i could go in the Europa League.

doing boston united too haha