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	Football Manager - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Football Manager 3 was poorly received, seen by many as an attempt to cash-in on the previous successes with a sub-standard game, and as a result the series came to an end.
		Football Manager 2005 was released in the UK on 4 November 2004 - closely followed by releases in many other countries around the world - and it became the 5th fastest selling PC game of all time (according to Eurogamer).
		Football Manager 2006 for PC and Mac was released in the UK on 21 October 2005 (2 weeks earlier than the originally stated November 4th release).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Football_Manager (1377 words)

	Football Manager 2006 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Football Manager 2006 is the current version of the Football Manager series of football management simulation games.
		It is available for PC, Mac platforms, and was released in the UK on October 21, 2005 (2 weeks earlier than the originally stated November 4th release).
		As was the case with Football Manager 2005, the developers were again unable to include certain data in the game due to licensing and/or copyright issues.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Football_Manager_2006 (607 words)

	Football Manager III
		Football Manager 3, the latest in a long line, has had nearly ten years to take the best aspects of hundreds of other footy management games and turn them all into one indisputable, unbeatable classic.
		The rnatch sequence in Football Manager 3 consists of a tiny little rectangular pitch occupying about half of the screen, (with no centre circle or penalty-box arcs, natch) covered in little stick players even smaller than the ones in the original Football Manager, which all lurch around colour-clashing horribly.
		Still, apart from that, Football Manager 2 was a bit of a corker, striking just about the best balance to date between trainspotter technical accuracy and strategic depth, and the zingier, prettier, action side of things.
	www.ysrnry.co.uk /articles/footballmanageriii.htm (1206 words)

	Football Manager 2006 - Ferrago
		Football Manager 2006 includes all the features that prior PC series fanatics may well be hoping to experience (including the ability to manage a chosen club's reserve and youth teams, etc., which vastly deepens the game's draw), and, on the whole, the game performs extremely well in terms of re-creating the professional managerial illusion.
		Football Manager 2006 - much like its PC and PSP brethren, and also Championship Manager before it - is all about backroom immersion via the considered processing of text-based menus and stats galore; the game doesn't even display mugshots of its in-game squad players.
		Players with enough passion for football will quickly lose themselves in the masses of decisions beneath their managerial fingertips, and will also swiftly forgive and forget the seemingly vast plunge in strictly aesthetic frills as the hours slide by.
	www.ferrago.com /story/7749 (838 words)

	Football Manager Handheld for PSP Review - PSP Football Manager Handheld Review
		Football Manager Handheld lacks the depth of its PC and Xbox 360 counterparts, but can be enjoyed in short bursts or played for hours at a time.
		Sports Interactive's Football Manager series has a long and distinguished history that dates back to 1992, when Championship Manager was released for the Atari ST and the Commodore Amiga.
		Football Manager Handheld is a game that can be enjoyed for 10 minutes at a time or 10 hours at a time, and while some kind of multiplayer content would've been welcome, the single-player game is such that you'll likely still be in charge of the same team a year or two from now.
	www.gamespot.com /psp/sports/footballmanager2006/review.html?sid=6148247 (1221 words)

	Football Manager Handheld Review on PSP - TotalVideoGames.com
		From there, the game is pure Football Manager with the core gameplay that's to be expected in such a title: addictive, immersive, and proving gamers to lead their team out in the most accurate football management experience currently available.
		In Football Manager Handheld, the navigation is mapped to each of the PSP's face buttons and d-pad, with the analogue 'nipple' useful for skipping to the bottom of lists in a single push and the shoulder buttons acting as back/forward options.
		Playing Football Manager Handheld will almost certainly feel like a strange nostalgic trip for football management sim veterans thanks to its more streamlined 'raw' gameplay, which some (especially those who like their control over reserve teams and all the other latest features) may be disappointed with.
	www.totalvideogames.com /articles/Football_Manager_Handheld_Review_9742_4746_0_0_10_0.htm (902 words)

	Football Manager 2005 Review for PC - Gaming Age
		The advertisement campaign for Football Manager 2005, the latest hugely detailed football management game from Sports Interactive, is based on one slogan, 'addiction has a new name'.
		SI are the developers of the illustrious Championship Manager series, a series that commands a huge cult fan base with legions of wannabe football managers furiously discussing tactics online.
		The game allows managers to watch their matches on a 2D pitch, a little dot is flicked around by slightly larger dots — it's more addictive than it sounds.
	www.gaming-age.com /cgi-bin/reviews/review.pl?sys=pc&game=footballmanager2005 (1291 words)

	Football Manager 2005
		For Football Manager 2005 Sega and Sports Interactive have teamed up to bring terrace generals what they claim is the most in-depth, complete and realistic simulation of the world of the football manager.
		With over 10 years experience of producing Football Management games, the team at Sports Interactive ought to be able to back that claim up, and there are some new angles here that could be interesting.
		Football Manager 2005 incorporates more than 30 extra fields for player data, including the all-new 'preferred moves' which lets you witness your stars performing their signature moves.
	www.tiscali.co.uk /games/previews/2004/09/17/footballmanager2005.html (507 words)

	Football Manager 2006 (PC) Review at RewiredMind.com
		Football Manager 2006 is the definitive football management simulation, and I’m not afraid to tell you from the outset that FIFA Manager, Total Club Manager, LMA Manager and all the others are trailing by a long, long way when it comes to entertainment value, addictiveness and pure value for money.
		The game presents you with screen after screen of numbers and words, and your job as a professional football manager is to collate all of that information and bring it together in the form of a championship winning team.
		The fact that Football Manager 2005 was nigh-on perfect and that you didn’t realise that anything above the mandatory player statistic updates was needed to make it any better this time around, only serve to launch the game beyond the stars that it promotes.
	www.rewiredmind.com /review/footballmanager2006 (772 words)

	ActiveWindows -- The F.A. Premier League Football Manager 2000 - Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The F.A. Premier League Football Manager 2000 runs in 800x600 and the in-game 3D Match graphics are done by using The F.A. Premier League Stars graphic engine (So you are stuck with 640x480 with those).
		Managing your squad is quite an easy task, moving the players about to different positions is just a question of drag and drop, changing the way players play in terms of crossing the ball or doing through balls, the team formation, penalty takers etc can all be done from one page called Team Tactics.
		This is one of the few new football management games that has come out recently that gets a bit closer to challenging Championship Manager, but there isn't enough here to say that it can take on the giant and win.
	activewin.com /reviews/software/games/f/fa_premier_manager2000.shtml (773 words)

	TrustedReviews - Football Manager 2006
		With every incarnation of Football Manager (or Championship Manager as it was before the blah de blah) it seems more is added and nothing is taken away.
		It is not insignificant either to point out the last time I managed to have a regular two player game of Football Manager was three editions back and even then my flat mate and I both admitted the fun had gone when you each wait the better part of 30 minutes for your turn.
		Football Manager 2006 is a technically stupendous achievement.
	www.trustedreviews.com /article.aspx?art=2134 (427 words)

	Review - Football Manager 2005 // PC /// Eurogamer
		That was certainly the mantra before, but the biggest addition to the role of management is the increasing role of the boss as front man. The buffer between the club and the players and the media, and your fellow professionals.
		Manager Mind Games in particular gives players a real chance to create their own personality; a personality that - over time - affects the type of players you're able to sign.
		For such an anachronism as Football Manager 2005 to be as stunningly enjoyable as it is after all this time is a credit to the talented bunch down in Islington.
	www.eurogamer.net /article.php?article_id=57112 (1653 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Football Manager 2005 (PC/Mac): PC & Video Games (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Football Manager 2005 has been created by the team behind the Championship Manager series, and whilst they no longer have the rights to use the brand name, the actual game’s origins are never in question.
		If you havent ventured in to the world of virtual football management and are thinking of doing so, then you cant go wrong with, or even the newer version of this game.
		Football Manager is new to the management world, as SI Games took their idea away from former publishers Eidos, who went to attract the market with the old Championship Manager title, and not produce a top management sim with new partners Beautiful Game Studios.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Football-Manager-2005-PC-Mac/dp/B0001ZX9XO (1333 words)

	Football Manager II
		The mater and pater of all, though, is Football Manager; the game that absolutely everybody must have bought at some point or other.
		Well, either that or some clot's got a quarter of a million of 'em which, come to think of it, is a distinct possibility knowing the way footie sim fans think.
		The Double tried for more accurate representation of a footie season (and a manager's career) than FD: instead of presenting you with numerical info, it made you establish through observation, which players were any good and in which positions - meaning you worked by trial and error as well as by logic.
	www.ysrnry.co.uk /articles/footballmanagerii.htm (1132 words)

	Football Manager 2006 Review - Football Manager 2006 Download
		Some would probably think that it is a good thing to have not one but two titles that compete for the ruler ship of the same genre (2D football management simulation), but we all know that gamers will never spend their money on two similar games but of different quality.
		First released in 1982 by Addictive Games, and lasting until the mid 1990s, the Football Manager series was revived (in 2004) by Sports Interactive to replace the name of their Championship Manager series.
		At half time or after the match, a manager may choose from several lines that express his state of mind (disappointment or delight, happiness or anger, content or disbelief) towards the overall evolution of the team or of a specific player.
	www.softpedia.com /reviews/games/pc/Football-Manager-2006-Review-20210.shtml (2545 words)

	The Forums - Powered by eve community
		This is the place for you to show off your Football Manager fan site and it's also the place for the scene webmaster to hangout in.
		NHL Eastside Hockey Manager 2007 is to be released on 22nd September 2006.
		Sports Interactive, the longstanding leader in the field of football management computer games, has announced a deal with the leading independent development studio, Out of the Park Developments, in a move which will see baseball become the latest sport added to the award-winning developer's roster.
	community.sigames.com (1432 words)

	IMG Review: Football Manager 2005
		Football Manager 2005 is not the sequel to Football Manager 2004 because Football Manager 2004 doesn't exist.
		Managers have at times a startling array of commentary to make about upcoming or past opposing teams and their managers.
		Football Manager gives life to the game through its menu screens and the sheer depth of attention paid to every last detail in the game.
	www.insidemacgames.com /reviews/view.php?ID=635 (939 words)

	Football Manager 07, gameSlave
		Football Manager Handheld also sees an upgrade with more playable leagues, more features and, for the very first time, network play allowing you to compete against your friends on your PSP.
		To whet the appetite of every Football fan, SEGA and Sports Interactive have unveiled just some of the new features available with more features for all platforms to be announced in the coming months.
		Not only this, but pre-match team talks will now be making their first appearance in Football Manager - so you can send your team out onto the pitch with a specific briefing.
	www.gameslave.co.uk /newscomments.cfm?news=3619&title=Football-Manager-07 (780 words)

	Football Manager 2006 Review - GamersHell.com
		FM2006 is a football manager game, which means you are the one to yell and curse when the team is losing, because you are the boss!
		Your job as manager is to make the team as successful as possible by trading players, renewing contracts, making sure the players in your team are content, set the training regiments, make sure you have trainers and scouts and make sure your board and the fans are happy, and so on.
		If you are managing a team from a small town, then your objective might be to make the board improve your youth training facilities to be able to produce players for your team and so on.
	www.gamershell.com /pc/football_manager_2006/review.html (1559 words)

	Football Manager 2005 (pc: 2004): Reviews
		Football Manager 2005 has 30 extra fields for player data including ‘preferred moves’, allowing you to witness your stars perform their signature tricks.
		With more leagues, players and championships than any other football management sim, Football Manager 2005 will also have the latest squads and transfers right up to the end of the summer transfer window, guaranteeing you’ll be on the ball.
		This is the most fantastic football manager sim ever, sports interactive have created a stonker (if you want to destroy your hopes and ambitions in your life, because you will if play this game!).
	www.metacritic.com /games/platforms/pc/footballmanager2005 (1148 words)

	TinyStocks - Football 2006
		With Football 2006 lookup what games are played on which days and what games are played at each of the 12 stadiums.
		Football 2006 can remind you when an important game is being played (see next section).
		Football 2006 must be installed in main memory and not on a SD card in order to use this feature.
	www.tinystocks.com /football/wcup2006/wcup2006.html (880 words)

	Xbox 360 - The Official Magazine - Football Manager 2006 Interview
		But the hearts of soccer strategicians all over the world skipped a beat in August when Sports Interactive announced that Football Manager 2006 will be making the leap to Xbox 360.
		If you don’t know, the Football Manager series is created by the same guys who used to make the Championship Manager games before the series transferred to Eidos.
		Football Manager 2006 is due for release on Xbox 360 next spring.
	www.oxm.co.uk /articles/news/sports/football_manager_2006_interview (1637 words)

	Football Manager 2006 Review for Xbox 360 - Pro-G
		The peerless Football Manager series is now available for the Xbox 360, so football fans can live out their management dreams from the comfort of the sofa.
		We've had watered down console ports of management titles in the past, so it's good to see that a few extra potential sales were squashed in favour of quality.
		I chose to manage Spurs, obviously, which meant Martin Jol rather unfortunately got the boot, but from then on it was a nail biting season.
	www.pro-g.co.uk /xbox360/football_manager_2006/review.html (1645 words)

	Football Manager 2007 Announced - Xbox
		The Football Manager team has taken the fans comments on board and have introduced a host of new features across all formats.
		Football Managerä 2007 for PC, Mac, Intel Mac and Xbox 360ä are set for release Christmas 2006.
		Football Managerä Handheld for PSP will also make the Christmas 2006 launch.
	news.teamxbox.com /xbox/11117/Football-Manager-2007-Announced (786 words)

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