Your favourite UI ?

Ok I will try to explain because it is not that obvious for newbies. So, if i am not mistaking as I am still new around, UI is the abbrev for the User Interface, which is actually where you move the mouse, go from windows to windows, literally the manager panel.

Now there has been a lots of changes especially on the last 3 versions, though it has changed a little every year anyway.

Now my question is, 1) which of the last 3 ones (so 2008 including all the former ones ; 2009 ; 2010) has been your favourite ? Please vote and advise the reasons.

And also, 2) if you were asked to produce the ideal UI, what features would you take and add to, or delete from, your current favourite UI ?

And last question : 3) to what extent the UI can interfere with your like of the game ?

Big fan of the 07 style. Using Cleiria's 07 skin for FM10. Its easily the best around. Maybe I'm stuck in my ways but just couldn't get on with the 10 style.

Ok my answers :

1) 2009, any need to explain ?

2) I would take 2009 and add some good ideas from 2010 : faster UI with faster loading, less screens between games ; the ability to parameter columns on each screens ; the good idea to select a player from anywhere on the line of the player to set up opposition instructions ; and some other few good ideas like this. But that's it from 2010. No split between the news (the idea of subsribing to the news would have been good if kept in one overall inbox, and for example being able to choose what to be updated for. I would have disable international performances of my players for instance) ; neither no move of the continue button. Finally, I would also have disabled the choice on where to send an injured player (as I think everybody might choose specialist then home then physio then the needle)

3) I think this is the main reason why I don't get into 2010 at all

I like 2008 and former ones, because it was far simpler and enjoyable. Depite 2009 wasn't that bad, but 2010 UI I still fishing to find stuff, because is not intuitive at all.