retired_ababy

Started off as unemployed and took over greenock Morton,not the most fashionable team but with a few good buys i held my own. Now five years down the line i'm in the big three Celtic,Rangers and Morton??????. however all my players want to move to a bigger club even tho we're league champions and have a good stadium. its strange to love and hate a game at the same time

retired_catalina2005

I did same as a few months ago, starting unemployed and taking Morton as first job. I found the an addictive team to manage and also took them to the top flight. I then left for Charlton and a few seasons after that went to Roma :cool:

Trouble is with the smaller clubs I find building a reputation that will enable you to keep your better players almost impossible most of the time

But us LLaMas are used to this anyway, just one of the joys of trying to accomplish glory with a small club. KUTGW BTW :thup:

retired_raistlin1979

Hey magpie, have you considered writing an update thread for your save game?

retired_sandra

Greenock Morton the Division Two side? Not really a LLM team, even if you did start unemployed.

retired_tinkfaeree

I can't see anything in this thread besides bragging?

retired_nick88

Pfft, go away, start as a club in a bottom division, complete three seasons then come back and tell us. Until then we don't want to hear it.

retired_priyaa_00

See, nobby was playing nice and you guys come in here with your big attitude and start throwing your weight about!

Anyone what to read my Manure update....?

retired_sandra

Are they in the Conference yet bigpants?

retired_pmetzger1

ego wanking thread

retired_catalina2005

90% of time I do start at a club in the lowest division and start from there which I am all for, but I cant see the harm in starting un-employed and getting the Morton Job though I personally wouldn't start a thread on the subject. Sureley anyone who prefers managing in the LLaMa style are aiming to play the game realistically and in my opinion starting un-employed is a viable option.