Coaching Two Teams At Once It Is Possible...?

Well i was coaching Australia, and the man city job came up. As i am a preety big man city fan i decided to apply, I got the job. I started playing with man city and a couple of weeks after i got the job i noticed it asked me to submit the australian team squad for a match against Iraq and at first i thought it was a bug. But now i then i went to manager settings and it gives me to options australia and man city.

I know your probably thinking i have 2 users but i dont its just one.

Yes you can manage at international and club level at the same time.

I've currently managing Brazil and At. Madrid

No, you have the possibility to coach both a club and national team, just as Mark Hughes did at one point (I'm sure!)

Oh i thought this was a special feature they added in for me.

I am really happy i have discovered this as i was really bored continuing for 50 days till my next match with australia.

Erm, it's like that for already 10+ years though...

In fact, I'm managing 4 teams --- one manager for Italy & Roma, and the other for England & Man United

Well i didnt know that,

I was reading somewhere on here that someone said you couldnt manage two teams.

In fact, I'm managing 4 teams --- one manager for Italy & Roma, and the other for England & Man United

I am doing this with one user.

Well i didnt know that,

I was reading somewhere on here that someone said you couldnt manage two teams.

I am doing this with one user.

they are wrong

Fair enough,

Thought i might share my excitement:D

That's been in the game for a while now.

Yep, currently managing Luton Town and Cyprus.

It was always like that, I once managed Democratic Republic of Congo and Liverpool at the same time

its abit unrealistic though in my eyes. fair enough if your managing england and an english club for example but in real life, you wouldnt really see the cyprus manager flying to luton and back to manage both sides would you. I think an option could be bought in where the club chairman will give you an opinion stating whether he would like you to continue as manager of the club side on a part time basis or states that he will be looking for a new manager. this is because it is very rare in real life that you do see managers in dual role, and the ones that do like in your case mark hughes, He took over officialy as blackburn manager after wales played there 2 qualifying games, he resigned after they played poland and hadnt actually managed a blackburn match before then. And Kevin Keegan who tryed it but then decided he couldnt commit to a dual role and left fulham

Hiddink managed PSV and Australia for a season, if I remember correctly...

its abit unrealistic though in my eyes. fair enough if your managing england and an english club for example but in real life, you wouldnt really see the cyprus manager flying to luton and back to manage both sides would you. I think an option could be bought in where the club chairman will give you an opinion stating whether he would like you to continue as manager of the club side on a part time basis or states that he will be looking for a new manager. this is because it is very rare in real life that you do see managers in dual role, and the ones that do like in your case mark hughes, He took over officialy as blackburn manager after wales played there 2 qualifying games, he resigned after they played poland and hadnt actually managed a blackburn match before then. And Kevin Keegan who tryed it but then decided he couldnt commit to a dual role and left fulham

I would say that England manager managing a club side is far less likely than Cyprus manager managing a club side, and most managers have to fly somewhere every 2 games anyway as only 1/2 is home. I seem to remember Hiddink managed PSV and Australia at the same time once.

I'm coaching Leyton Orient (league) and Poland (international). How's that for an odd combo?

you can manage both a club and an international job as one manager but not manage 2 clubs or 2 international sides as one manager.