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WhyMan forum junky total posts: 79 since: May 2009	Sep 29, 12 at 10:00am ^ re: Who Will You Manage / Teams That You're Looking Forward to Managing?
	Log in to remove this advertisement Being A Blackburn Fan, i will be Blackburn Rovers - have always been them in every game i've eer had (since CM days) and always been able to make them the best team in Europe. One aspect i was really reall looking forward to was displacing that absolute pillock steve kean when i took over, but alas he can taken that pleasure away from me....thanks f***!!! Anyway, will be even more entertaining/difficult for me to make them the best team in the world, since we will be starting in the championship. Having said that, we do have a good sqaud and should walk the championship. Jordan Rhodes has started well in real life so he should be an excellent prospect (probably -8 PA i reckon). Will be interesting to see how much money the venky's give me once i get promoted, hope they dont expect me to sign the likes of Ronaldinho etc when i get promoted! Will be an epic save me thinks
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jayboy26 Neophyte total posts: 31 since: Aug 2011	Sep 29, 12 at 10:14am ^ re: Who Will You Manage / Teams That You're Looking Forward to Managing?
	I have 5 aims for this years version: 1) West Ham Domestic and European Glory Despite my valiant attempt last year, I only managed a season and a bit before losing interest (there is a thread somewhere for more details). 2) Bottom to the Top Possibly using one of the extra lower-leagues edits, or maybe just from the BSN/S, I want to take a team from the murky depths of lower league football to the Premiership playing an attractive style of football. 3) Journeyman Save Start as unemployed and only spend a couple of seasons at each team, trying to accomplish as much as possible before moving on. 4) Domestic Bias Just for a laugh really, sell of all the non-home nationality players from a club and see how I can do using only domestic players. 5) My Style Start somewhere and focus on harvesting players with fitting personalities and good mental attributes to create an intelligent, professional side that adheres to my preferred, ambitious 3-5-2 formation/philosophy. This would be just an experiment really. This is the first time I've pre-ordered an FM title and I can't put into words how excited I am this year. My computer only just scrapes the game's specs this year so I'm praying that the game runs okay. If it does, I can pretty much wave goodbye to my A Levels...
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harbin Legendary Seeker since: Aug 2006	Sep 29, 12 at 10:40am ^ re: Who Will You Manage / Teams That You're Looking Forward to Managing?
	Starting to become even more eager to start as Liverpool. Just hope SI have made it so I can notch up 700 passes in the match engine instead of being stuck of 450. Tiki-taka has always been hard to replicate in game.
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Parmar1993 Angry Jesus is: Seeketh Maximus total posts: 5885 since: Jan 2007	Sep 29, 12 at 2:36pm ^ re: Who Will You Manage / Teams That You're Looking Forward to Managing?
	harbin91 agreed. I really want to play a proper passing game rather than the one the match engine creates. it barely seems like the tiki taka that Barcelona and Arsenal play. ------------------- \| Becoming A Legend \| Enter The Dragons \| The Wenger Way \|
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AbirHT Never back down... forum junky total posts: 84 since: Apr 2012	Oct 03, 12 at 6:12pm ^ re: Who Will You Manage / Teams That You're Looking Forward to Managing?
	I will start with Manchester United and one save with Charlton Athletic or Leeds United .
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buzzlightyear mad messenger total posts: 283 since: Jan 2009	Oct 04, 12 at 3:57am ^ re: Who Will You Manage / Teams That You're Looking Forward to Managing?
	For me Rangers Pompey Southend Unemployment save ------------------- ‘I’m out at the moment, but should you be the chairman of Barcelona, AC Milan or Real Madrid, I’ll get straight back to you. The rest can wait.’
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Parmar1993 Angry Jesus is: Seeketh Maximus total posts: 5885 since: Jan 2007	Oct 05, 12 at 1:06am ^ re: Who Will You Manage / Teams That You're Looking Forward to Managing?
	quote BionicDog Sheffield Wednesday, team i love and support, and it will probably my only and long term save same with me and Arsenal, always spent more than 6 seasons with Arsenal since FM2010. FM2011 I went 18 seasons and FM2012 I went 14 seasons with them ------------------- \| Becoming A Legend \| Enter The Dragons \| The Wenger Way \|
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wolves_stain25 Currently managing: Leverkusen gone postal total posts: 484 since: Nov 2008	Oct 05, 12 at 3:33am ^ re: Who Will You Manage / Teams That You're Looking Forward to Managing?
	I'll play as someone like City, Chelsea, PSG or Barca on the BETA version or demo just to get to grips with the new features. I expect my first proper game will be with Wolves, should be more of a challenge to get them back up into the Premier League as it got ridiculously simple to keep them in it on the last couple of games. I really fancy a game as Coventry as well on this year's now they're in L1. A club with a lot of history and a good stadium, the challenge will be limited funds. I'll also have a game as Leverkusen as I've enjoyed my game as them on FM12 so much.
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wolves_stain25 Currently managing: Leverkusen gone postal total posts: 484 since: Nov 2008	Oct 05, 12 at 8:19am ^ re: Who Will You Manage / Teams That You're Looking Forward to Managing?
	quote WhyMan Anyway, will be even more entertaining/difficult for me to make them the best team in the world, since we will be starting in the championship. Having said that, we do have a good sqaud and should walk the championship. Jordan Rhodes has started well in real life so he should be an excellent prospect (probably -8 PA i reckon). Seeing as Rhodes had a fixed PA on FM2012, I very much doubt they'll give him a randomly generated PA on this years. You'll probably find it'll be somewhere around the 145 mark, seeing as he was upgraded to 131 I think on 12.2.2 this year.
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withers Neo-newbie total posts: 4 since: May 2012	Oct 07, 12 at 1:15pm ^ re: Who Will You Manage / Teams That You're Looking Forward to Managing?
	As a fan of the club I rarely choose Chelsea, my heart rules over my head and I hate selling players, but I will probably manage them in my first save to get used to all the new features etc. As soon as I feel competent enough I'm off down Villa Park to start my real save.
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SLB ultra seeker total posts: 1544 since: Dec 2008	Oct 09, 12 at 4:26am ^ re: Who Will You Manage / Teams That You're Looking Forward to Managing?
	Benfica of course and i am really looking forward for this season because Benfica has a B team again,so it will make it even more fun ------------------- My FM2013 Tactic
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IrishCeltic starting to like it total posts: 60 since: Nov 2009	Oct 10, 12 at 12:40pm ^ re: Who Will You Manage / Teams That You're Looking Forward to Managing?
	Fc Groningen, playing in the dutch Eredivisie, Its my favorite team and ive got a season ticket for like 10 years in a row. But, I am going to try to make them champions of the Eredivisie which will be a huge challenge to start with. Will there be any teams in the league 1 or 2 or even lower who have a sugar daddy or so..?
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Andres Neoholic total posts: 10989 since: Dec 2005	Oct 11, 12 at 3:48am ^ re: Who Will You Manage / Teams That You're Looking Forward to Managing?
	Portsmouth, Roma (Zemanlandia) and probably some shitty Conference north/south side.
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pthfcning *c * t** seek-o-holic since: Jun 2004	Oct 11, 12 at 8:32am ^ re: Who Will You Manage / Teams That You're Looking Forward to Managing?
	I'll have 2 games on the go at once to start with. I'm starting a network game with a few friends, and we have chosen the German Bundesliga. I will be Hoffenheim. Being a Tottenham fan, I will naturally start a save with them, too. I will also at some point have a save with Aldershot, as they are my local club, and I will try to take them from League 2 to the Premiership. ------------------- COYS!
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Theboss mad messenger total posts: 307 since: Dec 2011	Oct 11, 12 at 11:20am ^ re: Who Will You Manage / Teams That You're Looking Forward to Managing?
	One team that would look to be a decent game would be Zenit, and would love to manage them. Main reason is because of Hulk, who will probably be a beast, they also have Danny, Bruno Alves, Witsel and Cristico. Targets would be: Winning the Russian league, obviously. but the main target is Europe, winning the Europa league or even the Champions League. Another Team is Watford as they're my local team. With the new owners, it would be a slightly easier challenge, but getting them into the Premiership would be a good target to achieve. They also have links with Udinese and Sporting, which could provide key foreign players. My Premier League target would be between Arsenal, QPR, West Ham or Southampton. Arsenal because it is my team, and my targets would be ending the trophy drought. Also would love to see how they cope without RVP in the game. QPR because of the quality players they have recently brought in, getting them into the top 4 would be a good save. West Ham and Southampton are familiar, both made their return to the Prem and with Southamptons money, they would probably be easier, but keeping both of them up would be fun. I always love Spanish football, and would love to takeover the big two with a lesser club, like Atletico Madrid Or Athletic Bilbao. They would be good challenges as both are in Europe and have some key players in their teams. A National target would be Belgium. They have key players such as Kompany, Vermaelen, Courtois, Vertoghen, Fellaini, Lukaku and more. winning the Euro's or even the World Cup would be a great achievement. Other clubs I would look forward to managing are: Udinese Rangers PSG Porto In short: Premier League: Arsenal, Southampton, West Ham, QPR Championship: Watford Spanish: Atletico Madrid, Athletic Club. Scotland: Rangers Portugal: Porto Italy: Udinese France: PSG National teams: Belgium Not in any particular order
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