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Hi everybody, I am a New Zealander that lives in Brazil and wanted to make an update for the Football Manager community. Just to clarify, I am fluent in Portuguese as I have lived here for a number of years, and so some of the code (round names) is written in Portuguese. The update is based on the FM Mundi FM 20 database file (all promotions/relegations current for this year) and so I have been editing it in FM 20 and making a few tweaks along the way. The Copa do Brasil uses the same format as real life and the state competitions are done in a lot of detail thanks to the Brazilian FM com -
MRT90 BRAZIL - FM20 Featuring: National First Division National Second Division National Third Division National Fourth Division (qualification via State Championships) State Championships (all divisions) Brazilian Supercup Brazilian Cup Northeastern Cup Green Cup State cups Subscribe to download and have automatic access to future updates: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2070652116 Did you like it? Donate to help us improve our work -
Before I begin, I’d like to say that I’m heavily inspired by tactic threads made by the likes of Cleon, Ozil To The Arsenal and Herne. I’ve always loved the depth that they provide in their write-ups and their tactical know-how when it comes to Football Manager games. I’ve always wanted to do a write up on a formation, whether it be a formation I created myself (I may write about how my Torino 4-4-2 changed to a 4-1-4-1, but I doubt many are interested) or, both more interestingly and more challenging, a historical tactic. Obviously, there are many historical tactics that have already bee -
Hello and welcome to my first topic in this forum. My main save in FM 19 was like a journey man save, where I traveled across the old Soviet Union. It took me 28 ingame years to win all 15 national championships and all national cups. What a great experience it was. This year I want to do something similar. I love to travel through many clubs, start at zero, build a team, win stuff and move on. Their is a certain country which got 26 states, but is one country. BRAZIL! Brazil got a kinda unique football system. The season -
Basque. But French Basque.
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Welcome to Santos Futebol Clube Santos Futebol Clube have today announced the departure of Argentinian coach Jorge Sampaoli. Sampaoli steps down due to personal matters and has recommended his fellow country man Santiago Martin takes his place. The unknown Santiago Martin has never held a managerial position before but has worked for Sampaoli for the last few years. Like Sampaoli, Martin is a Bielsa disciple and will no doubt seek to implement the formers philosophy into the club for the upcoming season. There is much intrigue around the club about just how the season will no
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Hi! First post and probably a new fan of the game in the future. As the title indicates, I'm living in Brazil and, as some of you might know, the game isn't available in this country. I'm Dutch and I have some friends who can help me out in the Netherlands and before I do anything, I'd like to receive the confirmation here: Can my friend send me the game as a gift through Steam? Meaning, different continent and sending it to someone who doesn't have the right to buy it himself. I read some posts on Steam that some games are region specific to give so that's why I have thi
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#MRT90BRASIL - FM18 Featuring: National First Division National Second Division National Third Division National Fourth Division (with qualification via State Championships) State Championships Brazilian Cup Northeast Cup Copa Verde State cups Subscribe to download and automatically get the future updates: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1199024380 Use in conjunction with the revised South American competitions to avoid fixture congestion: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1207168441 Support us on Patreon: https
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Aye guys, I asked an earlier question about what new team to start with, and have decided to managed in a south american team, 'most likley from argentina or brazil'. I am not a huge expert in these league, so I would appreciate help on some topics. 1) What team should I start with-I would prefer one with alot of youth prospects 2) Some very cheap young players- as to my knowledge, teams in south america dont have a great starting budget 3)Just any tips-as I normally manage a big club in Europe, so any tip would be great Cheers! -
This is the Brazilian squad: Brazil's games in the group stage: Brazil's probable lineup: Alisson; Danilo, Thiago Silva, Miranda, Marcelo; Casemiro, Paulinho; Willian, Coutinho, Neymar; Gabriel Jesus.
