Due out this winter, Football Manager 2012 will apparently boast over 800 new features. Key alterations include a revamped transfer and contract system, including better implementation of amateur and youth contracts, and the arrival of loyalty bonuses (you won't need to pay many of those in the Premiership). "We're constantly watching the whole of the football world, and dealing with people inside football, to find out out what's changing," says Sports Interactive MD, Miles Jacobson. "One thing people may notice from the screenshots is that the signing on fee isn't there anymore – it's been replaced by a loyalty bonus. It's fortuitous this has happened just as the news broke that Febregas was going to be paying back Arsenal some of his signing on fee for the next few years, because they paid him a loyalty bonus upfront. The featureset for this game was nailed down in December, but sometimes we go along at the pace of the real-life sport. Life sometimes imitates art!

Football - a game that won the hearts of millions and enjoying the same success - and as a professional sport, and in the format of virtual entertainment. However, not all dream of laurels Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo and Andrei Arshavin. For those who see themselves not primarily a striker or goalkeeper, while the "soldier and" efficient and able manager, is this game.
Take any team under its wing: type players, conduct training and matches, transfer agreements and take part in international tournaments.

In Football Manager 2011, managers can negotiate contracts with players, access a training area so that managers can give their team specific areas to focus on before a match, interact with players, staff and the board, enjoy 100 new animations, and much more.

In Football Manager 2011, managers can negotiate contracts with players, access a training area so that managers can give their team specific areas to focus on before a match, interact with players, staff and the board, enjoy 100 new animations, and much more.

Let it be said, if the PC version of Football Manager 2010 has been full of new.

Developed by Sports Interactive, the kings of the football management genre, Football Manager Handheld™ 2010 brings you the unrivalled realism of the best selling and critically acclaimed Football Manager™ series, designed specifically for your iPhone and iPod Touch.

Due out this winter, Football Manager 2012 will apparently boast over 800 new features. Key alterations include a revamped transfer and contract system, including better implementation of amateur and youth contracts, and the arrival of loyalty bonuses (you won’t need to pay many of those in the Premiership). “We’re constantly watching the whole of the football world, and dealing with people inside football, to find out out what’s changing,” says Sports Interactive MD, Miles Jacobson.

According to data gathered from Football Manager 2009, people played the game for an average of 240 hours each. Developer Sports Interactive has spent the last year working closely with consumers and the Football Manager community to implement key improvements to this years game. Football Manager 2010 features new tools and changes across the board including some big additions to improve ease of use, navigation and feedback from the game with the introduction of a brand new match tactics system, the debut of a Match Analysis tool, a completely new look and new User Interface among other features.

Counting over 800 new features, not including changes to the rules of the games 50+ leagues, Football Manager 2012 promises to be the most realistic, immersive and playable football management simulation ever for any fan who has ever dreamed of making the big decisions, both on and off the field.

The back of the box asks us to "think like a manager". Now that's just asking for trouble. We don't want to end up the subject of a Panorama expose - not until we're close to making our first billion, anyway. By then we'll have a castle in space and find ourselves eating dates off the toned backsides of nubile princesses and will laugh in the face of financial investigations. The Wikipedia entry will read like Hunter S. Thompson's secret life as Ron Atkinson's therapist. Let's think [sharpens knives]. Dare we even speculate how a football manager really thinks in this money-obsessed age of bungs, divers and prima donna underwear models masquerading as professional sportsmen?

With more new features than ever before, including real-time contract negotiation, a revamped training system and a number of match engine improvements, Football Manager 2011 will once again raise the bar for Soccer management games.

In Football Manager 2011, managers can negotiate contracts with players, access a training area so that managers can give their team specific areas to focus on before a match, interact with players, staff and the board, enjoy 100 new animations, and much more.

The widow maker that is Football Manager is back and with 800 new features, there are improvements across the board.

In Football Manager 2011, managers can negotiate contracts with players, access a training area so that managers can give their team specific areas to focus on before a match, interact with players, staff and the board, enjoy 100 new animations, and much more.

In Football Manager 2011, managers can negotiate contracts with players, access a training area so that managers can give their team specific areas to focus on before a match, interact with players, staff and the board, enjoy 100 new animations, and much more.

Due out this winter, Football Manager 2012 will apparently boast over 800 new features. Key alterations include a revamped transfer and contract system, including better implementation of amateur and youth contracts, and the arrival of loyalty bonuses (you won't need to pay many of those in the Premiership). "We're constantly watching the whole of the football world, and dealing with people inside football, to find out out what's changing," says Sports Interactive MD, Miles Jacobson. "One thing people may notice from the screenshots is that the signing on fee isn't there anymore – it's been replaced by a loyalty bonus. It's fortuitous this has happened just as the news broke that Febregas was going to be paying back Arsenal some of his signing on fee for the next few years, because they paid him a loyalty bonus upfront. The featureset for this game was nailed down in December, but sometimes we go along at the pace of the real-life sport. Life sometimes imitates art!

Football Manager - the most popular football game in Europe. Over its history, he has sold over 6 million copies and topped the charts for a long time sales, for example, in the UK. And then, finally, the game comes out in Russia in Russian! Football - a game that won the hearts of millions and enjoying the same success - and as a professional sport, and in the format of virtual entertainment. However, not all dream of laurels Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo and Andrei Arshavin. This game is designed for those who see themselves not primarily a striker or goalkeeper, while the "soldier and" efficient and able manager. Take any team under its wing: type players, conduct training and matches, transfer agreements and take part in international tournaments ...

Football Manager 2012 - next season's most popular football-economic simulator. In Football Manager 2012 only in your power to determine who of the players to perform, and to whom - to sit on the bench. It's your choice of tactics team, the last word in transfer negotiations, the decision on substitutions, and any action on the field. You decide everything!

Due out this winter, Football Manager 2012 will apparently boast over 800 new features. Key alterations include a revamped transfer and contract system, including better implementation of amateur and youth contracts, and the arrival of loyalty bonuses (you won't need to pay many of those in the Premiership). "We're constantly watching the whole of the football world, and dealing with people inside football, to find out out what's changing," says Sports Interactive MD, Miles Jacobson. "One thing people may notice from the screenshots is that the signing on fee isn't there anymore – it's been replaced by a loyalty bonus. It's fortuitous this has happened just as the news broke that Febregas was going to be paying back Arsenal some of his signing on fee for the next few years, because they paid him a loyalty bonus upfront. The featureset for this game was nailed down in December, but sometimes we go along at the pace of the real-life sport. Life sometimes imitates art!