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This is what I would like as well but theoretically it should actually be very easy to put together. You just need to merge a legendary player database with a World League database that somebody else has already put together. The key thing is that the player database must only have changes to players and mustn't have any changes to the clubs. I tried this with another legends database but failed because the clubs had been fiddled with. I'm really keen on this idea because it would make a really tough challenge. Once you win the Champions League with a small club it's difficult to get enthusiastic about a new save. In any case I think you're doing fantastic work here.

Welcome to Episode 1 of my FM20 Network Career. In this series, myself and Craig Savage go Head to Head as managers of National League sides expected to finish in similar positions. I'm in charge of Barnet & Craig takes Charge of Chesterfield. Today, we talk through our pre-season transfers and expectations for the season ahead. If you enjoyed this episode, LIKE the video & SUBSCRIBE to the channel for daily content from two long term Football Manager 2020 stories, The Head Coach & A Wandering Dork, Monday-Saturday at 4.30pm. There's also a new episode from my football stadium series, review the 92, on Sunday at the same time. This FM20 Network career series continues every Sunday at Midday. Thanks for watching, it's greatly appreciated!

The most in-depth Legends Game ever produced for Football Manager has been released. It is not free content because of the amount of time and effort put into producing it. I value my time. It is not for Sale either. Message me and I will tell you how you can obtain the full database & facepackFull Teams of Legends and Stars with 25 players or more including managers and chairmanAustrian Wunderteam - Fussballklub Austria WienBlackburn Rovers - They won the PremiershipBolton Wanderers FulhamLeeds - Don ****n' Revie and his Dirty Dirty Leeds of the 70'sLeicesterMiddlesbroughPreston North End - The Double Winning Champions of 1888-1889WatfordEverton Aston VillaNewcastleNottingham Forest - Brian Clough and Back to Back European ChampionsSheffield Wednesday - A giant has AwokenSunderland - The Team of All talents from the early 1900'sTottenham - Bill Nicholson and they did the Double in the Sixties - Jimmy GreavesLiverpool - The best of the decades - including the 80'sChelsea - The 70s and the rest of the best of the kings road clan including Chopper HarrisArsenal - The Invincibles are back plus the best of the restManchester United - The best of all the decades Manchester City - Still filthy rich and Oil Laden.PortsmouthWimbledon - The real Wombles are back and they are The Crazy Gang led by WiseNorwich - Don't mess with these CanariesWolves - Steve Bull and coSouthampton - Ever wonder if they hadnt sold all their stars?West Ham - See Above oh yea Bobby Moore leads this teamMonacoLyonPSG Bayern Munich Ajax - Total Football ReturnsPSV AC Milan Roma Inter MilanJuventusThe Grande Torino FiorentinaFCP - PortoSLB - BenficaSporting LisbonAberdeenCelticRangers HeartsInternational Team - Hungary & The Mighty MagyarsAtletico MadridBarcelonaReal Madrid - The GalacticosRiver Plate - LA MAQUINAInternational Team - The Uruguayan World Cup winning team of 1930 and 1950International Team - The Danish 1992 European Champions.The rest of the teams have legends and star, they may indeed have a lot of them, but just not full teams of at least 25 or more. Over 3000 Legends & Stars since 1880 right up to 2017Full Face PackA fully enjoyable FM Experience - FM in HARD MODE!

I'm playing Football Manager 2019, I wonder if I can install patches, uniforms, and club shields (files downloaded) for clubs that have not been licensed for the game. I went to the official website of Football Manager, I read all the terms of use, and I did not understand if you can or can not install these graphic files. SEGA site that Football Manager, there is a rule and I would like to know what it is, what it means, and if there is any doubt about the installation of patches, graphics uniforms in the times https://www.sega.co.uk/EULA 3. CONTENT RESTRICTIONS Each element that you include in the Mod must be work that was originally created by you or for which you have obtained the necessary permissions to use the materials in question. You will be responsible for the content of Mods that you may create and publish on the Modifications Page and warrant to SEGA that your Mods will not contain: trademarks, logos or features of third parties, except those provided to you by SEGA as necessary for the creation of the Mod to be used with the Product; What does it mean? From this site information, it is allowed to install (download) graphic files that install uniforms among others ...? (Thank you and I apologize for the mistakes in English, I'm Brazilian)

I'm playing Football Manager 2019, I wonder if I can install patches, uniforms, and club shields (files downloaded) for clubs that have not been licensed for the game. I went to the official website of Football Manager, I read all the terms of use, and I did not understand if you can or can not install these graphic files. I wait for the answer, thank you.

Hey everyone! My name is Sam and I've started a Football Manager YouTube channel called LinnetFM in recent months. I've been logging my progress on FM19 with a challenge entitled... Non-League To Premier League. As you can guess from the title, the point of the challenge is to take a team from the lowest playable league without touching the editor so National League North or South to the Premier League. For this challenge I've chosen Boston United as Boston as a town has a close affiliation to me and my family and as a kid I visited York Street quite a few times to watch games. As I write this post I am already 14 episodes into the series itself. Please check out the playlist link below and have a watch of the series. Would love it if you dropped comments on the videos as I'm still learning being a content creator and want to improve to produce as good a content as I possibly can. I post 3 videos a week, I post on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at 5pm EVERY WEEK. Thank you for letting me waffle on! Hope to hear from you over on the channel. I will now keep the series updated on here and post the latest videos so you don't have to miss anything. Thanks everyone! Sam (LinnetFM) Channel - LinnetFM Playlist Link -

Welcome back to the thread of the only French team who almost won Europa League !! History and glory days... Olympique de Marseille was founded by René Dufaure de Montmirail, a French sports official, in 1892 as an omnisport club. Known as Sporting Club, US Phocéenne and Football Club de Marseille in the first five years after their foundation, the club adopted the name Olympique de Marseille in 1899 in honour of the anniversary of Marseille's founding by Greeks from Phocaea some 25 centuries earlier, with the name Olympique, coming from ancient Olympic Games. The first period of Olympique de Marseille's domination of the French League started in the early 1970s under Marcel Leclerc's presidency (1965–1972). His ambition allowed Marseille to return to the First division in 1965–66. They went on to win the Coupe de France in 1969 as well as the First division in 1971 with a record of 44 goals by Josip Skoblar, helped by Roger Magnusson. The arrival of Georges Carnus and Bernard Bosquier from Saint-Étienne helped them to win the Ligue 1 and the Coupe de France in 1972. Marseille played in the European Cup in 1971–72 and 1972–73, but were knocked-out by Ajax of Johan Cruyff and Juventus, respectively. However, success was not to last. Marcel Leclerc was forced to leave the club on 19 July 1972. The President was a stubborn man, and he threatened the whole league by threatening to withdraw his professional team from Ligue 1 because the federation refused to accept three foreign players in one team (Leclerc wanted to acquire the Hungarian star Zoltán Varga but he had already the maximum number of two foreigners in his team). But Marseille decided, instead of following Leclerc against the league, to fire him.[4] Then followed an era of crisis, with Marseille only winning a Coupe de France in 1976 and being relegated to the second division, where they played with a bunch of young local players: the Minots who allowed the team to return to First division in 1984. Éric Di Meco was one of them. On 12 April 1986, Bernard Tapie became president, thanks to Marseille mayor Gaston Defferre, and promptly built the greatest team ever seen in France. His first signings were Karl-Heinz Forster and Alain Giresse, who were bought after the 1986 FIFA World Cup. Tapie signed a large number of highly regarded players over the next few years in his pursuit of the European Cup, such as Jean-Pierre Papin, Chris Waddle, Klaus Allofs, Enzo Francescoli, Abedi Pelé, Didier Deschamps, Basile Boli, Marcel Desailly, Rudi Völler and Eric Cantona as well as appointing high-profile coaches like Franz Beckenbauer, Gérard Gili and Raymond Goethals. Between 1989 and 1992, Olympique de Marseille won four league titles in a row and the French Cup. The highlight of the club's history is winning the new format Champions League in 1993. Basile Boli scored the only goal against Italy's Milan in the final held in Munich's Olympic Stadium. That triumph was the first time ever for a French club and it made Didier Deschamps and Fabien Barthez the youngest captain and goalkeeper, respectively, to capture the title. This triumph, however, was followed by a decade of decline. In 1994, due to financial irregularities and a match fixing scandal involving then president Bernard Tapie, they suffered enforced relegation to the second division, where Marseille stayed two years before returning to the First division. Moreover, they lost their 1992–93 Division 1 title and the right to play in the UEFA Champions League 1993-94, the 1993 European Super Cup and the 1993 Intercontinental Cup. Marseille returned to the top flight in 1996 with backing from Adidas's owner Robert Louis-Dreyfus. He chose Rolland Courbis as coach, signed Fabrizio Ravanelli, Laurent Blanc, and Andreas Köpke, and Marseille finished 11th for his return. For the 1998–99 season, the team celebrated their centenary and built a team of stars: Robert Pirès, Florian Maurice, and Christophe Dugarry, culminating in a second-place finish in the French championship, behind Bordeaux and an appearance in the UEFA Cup Final in 1999, losing to Parma. Courbis left the team in November 1999 after a poor start to the season. The closest Marseille got to another trophy was when they reached the UEFA Cup Final in 2004, impressively beating Dnipro, Internazionale, Liverpool, and Newcastle United along the way. But they were beaten in the final by newly crowned Spanish champions Valencia and once again fans were forced to continue waiting for the next trophy to come along. In 2005, Marseille succeeded in winning the Intertoto Cup, beating the likes of Lazio and Deportivo de La Coruña in doing so, and earning another shot at the UEFA Cup. The club struggled in the 2011–12 season, going to the bottom of the Ligue 1 table after six matches. Nevertheless, Marseille rebounded, winning 3–0 against Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League, as well as a 3–0 success over rivals PSG in November of that year. Marseille ended 2011 with a good sequence, also qualifying for the knockout stages of the Champions League for the second season running. In February 2012, Marseille embarked on 13 games without victory, but rallied to qualify for the quarter-finals of the Champions League for the first time since winning the competition in 1993. Despite an indifferent club form, OM lost to eventual finalists Bayern Munich, and slumped to an overall tenth-place finish in Ligue 1. However, the club retained the Coupe de la Ligue for the third year running, beating Lyon 1–0 in the Final. In the summer of 2012, Deschamps resigned, and later taking on the France job. Elie Baup took over, leading the club to a surprising second-place finish in the 2012–13 season despite selling multiple key players, including Loïc Rémy, César Azpilicueta and Stéphane Mbia. Marseille returned to the Champions League, spending close to €40 million on the likes of Dimitri Payet, Florian Thauvin and Giannelli Imbula. The club were top of the table at the end of August 2013, but OM proceeded to lose all six games in Europe, suffering the ignominy of becoming the first French team, and the biggest European team to date, to have picked up zero points in a Champions League group stage. Baup was sacked on 7 December 2013, following the 1–0 defeat to Nantes at Stade Velodrome. He was replaced on an interim basis by Jose Anigo. In Anigo's brief tenure, OM went out of the two cups, and struggled, leading to continued protests and jeers by fans. The club finished sixth in the 2014 season, missing out on an important European competition place for the first time in ten years. Anigo left the club soon after, taking on an ambassadorial/scouting role in North Africa, his first post outside of the city for more than four decades. Modern days... We had a tough time with Margarita Louis Dreyfus last days at the club... No money to spend, selling our top players every year, no trophies on our shelves A new era has come with american new owner Frank Mccourt, who definitely wants to give Marseille a boost in order to be successful again which is the club D.N.A !! Stadium If you take in charge Marseille you will discover the wonderful Stade Velodrome, fully renovated in 2014, you now have a breath taking place of 67.000 fans which are going to help you to win ! It's obviously the biggest stadium available for a French Ligue 1 team so far, but you will have to be good enough to fill all the empty seats that the stadium used to have in the last years...and Marseille fans are really tough to convince so be smart ! Your facilities are also excellent, and will need few improvements OM CHAMPIONS PROJECT Marseille just got a new boss Mr Franck McCourt, american bilionnaire, which already came with his ideas and a project "OM CHAMPIONS PROJECT" The aim for him is to be on the top 3 in the league, which means in France, Champions League football, In order to achieve these goals Marseille's boss pumped some significant money last winter bringing back home Payet and some young bolld like Sanson for more than 40M€, which was a huge improvment for the squad The backroom staff had been improved as well with the likes of Zubizareta joining the club as D.O.F New boss and new President all together SEASON 2017/2018 Unexpected and cruel, Marseille reached an European Final after an incredible run with some epic games and atmosphere https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1CeuEqvVZA Rivals As you are a playing a successful club, you'll obviously have plenty of rivals, in the south of France you'll have derbies against AS Monaco and OGCN, but the main thing is Paris Saint Germain !! That's the game you MUST not lose ! You can also add Olympique Lyonnais, rivalry on and off the pitch had been brutal as hell last year, it's may be even more important to beat Lyon than PSG now ! Would you stop our 17 18 games streak without a single victory against PSG in any competitions ?? Would you be able to bring back Champions League football in Marseille instead of watching Lyon on Tv ? Kit Why Marseille ? Because you will be lucky enough to manage 3 World Cup Winners !! Because this team requires a skilled manager to take the club to another level !! Because your last victory against PSG was in 2011 !! Because you have to stop PSG dominance and Lyon provocations !! Because your stadium is the most beautiful and noisy in Ligue 1 !! Because the challenge is huge in France as you have top teams around and you're a sleeping giant !! Because your DNA is to bring back another European Trophy on our shelves !! ALLEZ L'OM

During my Ajax career I want to get a replacement for Frenkie de jong! But I want to be a kind of equal player! Who is better of the 2 players in the poll? I'm curious about your answer !!!