retired_napster

I think it's fair to say that FM is probably the best game around for any football fan. The highs, the lows and all the in betweens make you feel like the most important person in the world. Every victory fills you with unbridled joy and defeat leaves you with a fury that leaves loved ones near by in danger.

If your like me you'll always get the urge to play FM after watching a match that has been close and where the little differences have changed the complexion of a game. The tactics side of the game is somethhing that's always fascinated me and a reason why I love the thrill of FM.

If I triumph on the game I feel pleased with myself but i then go back to uni work which is the thing that will help me get where I want in life.

FM does, however, demand how my days goes. A win will leave me pleased through the rest of the day, safe in the knowledge that I've done a good job. A defeat on the other hand will leave me torturing myself as to how and why we did not win and why do the players not want it as much as me?!

My question is does anyone think that they are like a real life football manager? Does FM dominate your day and dictate your emotions? Do you think that you should be more respected because of your achievements? All in all is FM better than coaching real players and managing pre-Madonna’s?

retired_brain

yea i can empathise with you on a lot of that. me too...

cheraine_phillips

here here..

me 3

retired_lola11

After new signings and i have to go sleep, i cant so fast sleep. Thinking about how the new Player(s) will play.

retired_beaumax

i struggle to see thehighs with this game, as i constantly get thrashed even having spent 20 million na d tried 96,000 different tactics, lost count of the amount of times ive been sacked