retired_terapierce

I consistently have problems off-loading players I don't want. Even when I offer them to interested clubs for nothing, they usually respond saying that the deal doesn't represent value for money!!!

Work that one out!

retired_mrsjb

It's possible. An overpaid player who doesn't contribute to the team is still poor value for money, even if he doesn't cost a transfer fee.

I'll bet there are a fair few Bosman signings about that clubs consider to have been a waste of money.

ChrisP

Typically If I can't get them to take the mutual, I'll stick them on my reserve team and forget they exist... soon enough they beg to be let out.

retired_alpowell

I´d suggest going to china like i did....the names are disgusting difficult!!

retired_lizthibert

Is this open season on bragging and tipping?

Uknowmehfo

I suggest Basque only teams in FM. Specially newly promoted teams or **** poor ones as Sestao.

It's so hard that it's tempting to forget about it (I find myself almost wishing I had never started that save).

noveltysteph

Especially if you find out that the Basques refused to replicate themselves in the game and you end with a squad of 38 year old players and the most exitement thing you can get is no retirement announcment at the end of the season. (That was in CM4)

In my experience all of the following lower leagues are very though if you don't choose some of the more easier manageable clubs:

Belgium, Finnland, Brazil, Spain, Portugal, Germany, Romania. That's the other way of bragging, I was sacked in all those leagues at least once. But as a Swiss I always like the idea to make a newly promoted German Regionalliga Club the new Bayern Munich. I failed in the past, but I will try it again.

East Asia is a good place because you have to get used with the club and player names first.

I remember a saved game with managing a club in Indonesia. About 90% of the club names starting with P and they all look very similar. I stoped this game after the second season fixtures were not displayed by the game. Since than I still have some mixed feelings when a season ends.

noveltysteph

St.Pauli is a easy task as most of the teams are which did play recently in the Bundesliga. They all have a big stadium, a lot of fans and a board who expect future glory.

The real challenge in the Regionalliga are the clubs with no name and small stadiums.

retired_shailey

try getting accrington stanly into the premiership..they start off with little money bad players rubbish staff and a poor ground.

retired_sandra

No different than the vast majority of Conference teams then sriker.