I’ve frequented these forums for several years in both a lurking capacity and as a fully signed-up member. It was the CSE threads that first captured my attention, but month-by-month, this whole aspect of FM seems to be declining in popularity (Though of course the usual committed bunch like kipfizh, jimbowmanuk, LowerLeaguesRule, and others continue to produce CSE gold). I’ve therefore put a bit of thought into a new sign-up where a forum member attempts to create their own ‘Golden Generation’ for one of the ten smallest ranked nations in the world, in the hopes of developing it into a communal challenge, with a big leaderboard and plenty of tricky decisions for the user to make.
This will have to wait for FM13, but in the meantime I want to give the sign-up a practice run on FM11. I am therefore asking for an initial three forum members to help with this trial. For the time being, all I need for you is for you to pick a team from the following, and to ensure I’ve got your full attention and know that you have an eye for detail, please state your favourite-ever Eastern European footballer. I would prefer it if everyone picked a different team, for maximum variety.
FM11: Lowest ranked nations (July 2010)
São Tomé and Príncipe
San Marino - Reserved for jimbowmanuk
Papua New Guinea
Montserrat
Anguilla
American Samoa - duffy89
Andorra - Ben Evans
US Virgin Islands - letissierandhenryaregreat
East Timor
Aruba – I have chosen this team, and for what it’s worth, I’d plump for Davor Suker...
I’m holidaying my own Golden Generation at the moment, but will be back to post further instructions within the next week. Please note that this will be a prose-heavy sign-up, and you may have to wait before your own players receive the prolonged attention I envisage as I will be completing the project by working on one save at a time, starting with my own. For that reason this sign-up may be better suited to someone who spends a lot of time on these forums and will be patient. But hey, I’m not here to stop you if you aren’t!


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