retired_sara maria

I'm running, England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland and USofA, with nationality, naturally, set to :seamus:. There are a few Euro managers fiddling away in the US.

I see no problem running the MLS with some Euro leagues, afterall, where are the again, has been Euro stars going to play if not in the MLS, and most particularly for one year at my local side.

But depending on what balance you are actually looking for a North/South American game would probably be a good one. Just avoid playing in Mexico!

retired_mikeandpaulas

i ran just one league, and then i ran a few other leagues from different countries in europe. i find it becomes much more realistic in terms of teams buying players and such.

i like to run holland and france as they have good players to buy, then the big 4- spain, italy, england and germany.

retired_blondielovespink

What you 'could' do is run MLS with several South American leagues. Then if you get tired of MLS or want to play a career game, you could still move into those. Plus MLS teams get a good chunk of its "transitional" and "discovery" players from SA, so that would be more realitic than running a bunch of Euro leagues to buy players that would be overpriced in MLS' minds anyway.