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When you score a winning goal and dog pile on top of your innocent dog laying on your bed which you pretend to be the player who just scored the goal. Then go on to announce the players name like your the stadium PA announcer....

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You know your addicted when everytime you make a new save you use a fictional characters names and go online and search for all the pictures of the characters.

Top cat- rangers-spurs-watford

Darth vader- bayern munich-man city

Captain cave man - crewe alexandra

Mike basset- england

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When you often play "For which club does X play?" with your friends and it always ends with a "No offense, but who the **** is X?". Not to mention that almost every player I ask about turns out to be a newgen.

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You include your experiences as a 'football manager' in your CV and it reads something like this, "won xxx league and cup on xxx years, results-oriented manager with hands-on approach and always appears at press conferences".

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you know your addicted when you end up with 8 different teams shirts that you have managed ranging from the conference premier to the championship, the premier league and la liga each with a different regens name on the back along with his number and the even sadder part? you remember exactly how many games he played in cups, friendlies internationals and league games, how mammy assists and goals each one got haha

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When you get offered a new job on the game but before accepting it you ask your girlfriend if she would mind moving to that place and basing your decision on her answer.

I do this :lol:.

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okay, is it a problem that I've ordered a player jersey from my save team's 2006-2007 season, featuring their kit sponsor "baguette express", just so I have something to wear while playing my save?

Is it wrong that while Googling about on the internet, I came up with highlights of one of their games against Clydebank, and while watching it, finally understood what 3rd-level from the top football really looks like?

To see the actual field they play on, and see the actual players that I started out the save with, and hear the fairly rough and adult language of the spectators sitting (or likely standing) near the person operating the camcorder in a fairly casual manner? I know that I will never watch a European football match in person, or sing along to some half-drunken cheer, but for 7 minutes, I was there, in Bonnyrigg, at New Dundas Park with my boys.
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When you would like to work at SI to make FM your job, although you live in Holland. I have lots of brilliant ideas waiting to enter the game ;-).

And I would love to make the stadiums in 3d look (kind of) like they do in real life. And I mean all the stadiums of all the playable leagues and below. Especially lower league stadiums need improvement. As a stadium fetishist, the 3d match engine simulating non-league stadiums as four side covered all-seaters hurts my eyes. I'd do it for free if SI hand me the tools.

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When you are in your 40's and have been buying the game every year in its various guises since about 1993. And can't think of a time when you would ever stop doing so.

Haha! Yes - I know that! I still remember the first time I played Championship Manager 93-94 (windows version) - three of us in a sweltering loft sitting around a PC with a 486 processor playing a "hot seat game" from midday to 6am.

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I'm bringing this back!

-When you get chosen to be interviewed for this press conference thing in English, you get confused as to why your teacher is puzzled when you asked if you could send your assistant

-You don't understand why your mates don't know who Harry Charsley, Joe Rothwell, and Jordan Rossiter (youth players at Everton, Man United and Liverpool respectively) and you say that they should surely know them as they're midfielders at the side who are about to win the Championship, FC Halifax Town (who I manage at the moment on FM)

-You become the voice of your supporters, so you sing songs during the match

-You are shocked when no one at the club you manage doesn't recognise you as the club's best ever manager when you go to a match

-You get bored at school/work/wherever, and you try to press the continue button

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Did the 'look up your players on wiki' thing recently, especially as I'm playing FM11 (as Chornomorets, Borys Taschy and Vitaly Balashov being the players in question) so the players will have a few extra years to look up, as well as rant on fb about 'death, taxes, and chairman interference to sell your most important player' being the three certainties in life, after he sold them both in the same season for just double their value, which seems rather a low threshold for board intervention.

A friend of mine recently became a father and made reference to the budget slider, saying "Well, I'm currently getting a lot of use out of the same tool in real life. Naturally it's not transfer related (I've not made [partner's name] available on the transfer market [yet] ), no; I've been transferring my funds out of the beer budget, and in to the nappy budget..."

To which I responded...

"You're also going to need substantial investment in youth facilities, leaving far less for beer budget."

He even followed up with...

"In fact, while we're on the subject; X isn't in the squad - he's out for 48 hours with nappy rash.

We could leave him with the physios, but we're gonna take the hit and send him to the specialist in the hope that a course of bepanthen will have him available for selection in less than 36 hours..."

Having seen threads relating to FM-style comments on relationships, I have to say this sort of thing is always fun.

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