retired_lizzyjo06

I want to start in the lower divisons again but I want to know who would be the toughest?

retired_charytine

The team predicted bottom of the Blue Square North/South.

retired_OrangeOne

Take a look at dafuges challenge. There's nothing tougher than managing a previously unplayable team after a season of holidaying and trying to work your way up to be the best in Europe. :thup:

retired_tramp

I think it's Redditch predicted bottom of the BSN (remember managing them).

But dafuge's challenge is the best way to go; you'll most likely start with no players other than 5 or 6 youth players, and be predicted very low in the division (unless you're AFC Wimbledon).

retired_Dev C

Redditch and Maidenhead are rated as 22nd, but Maidehead have better facilities and a bigger squad. I always see Solihull and Blyth go down though.

retired_pepsigrip

Leeds?

retired_wcvertz

Weymouth

retired_hmknight

I tried to get to manage this team by pressuring the board to sack the manager by declaring interest. They were 22nd in January. They were still 22nd in Mar and 12 points from safety when the board finally sacked the manager. This only occurred after I declared in the media every single week that I wanted the job. This is the only time I've seen them sack their manager. The board seems to be very patient with managers because of this. It might be nice to manage them because they are the poorest valued squad in the english leagues, but I like starting the game unemployed.

Nuneaton might be a very tough squad because they have precarious finances after a bit in the game and high board expectations.

retired_cycleman8

yeah do the holiday for one season trick and take over a newly promoted team in the BS north or south.

I done that with Billericay and cant even sign freebies lol

retired_hey1234

Mansfield!