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glendowney
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Joined: 17 Oct 2007
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| Wed Oct 17, 2007 8:26 pm |
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Friday is the day that the new football manager 2008 comes out. Anyone excited by the release of it?
I can't wait, I pre ordered a copy and am dying to get it. I'm not sure what new features are on it but it gets better each year. Hopefully this one won't let me down either 
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sake
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| Wed Oct 17, 2007 9:17 pm |
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I can't wait to play Football manager 2008.Is my favorite game.
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Nosfer
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| Wed Oct 17, 2007 10:09 pm |
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well i've played it last week... it's got few new features and players' databases are updated... you got henry playing for barcelona :p i think that if you'll play with that team... you just have to select the starting line-up, and like that you'll easily win every match
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erosa
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They have slightly revised international management. Now your assistant will give you a selection of matches that you can view which involve your national side players. You can choose to view the highlights as they happen and actually do you own 'scouting'. However, the best feature is the fact that as an international manager you can go on holiday until next squad selection.
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The Emirates Gallastico
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FIFA Manager is way better. Easier to use, understand and cooler graphics 
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jr_sci
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FIFA 08 can be a sure challenge to Football manager. Beware Football manager. Its not just easy to take the bet.
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jason
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| Wed Nov 07, 2007 5:18 pm |
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I have heard that football manager is a game where you needn't play the game. You just need to manage the players injury etc. Is it so?
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Ronaldo
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Is football manager more costly than FIFA 08? What are the exact price for the both? Can anyone compare?
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Rohitpatel
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Well I will but Football manager 2008 because I never played this games. So far I played Manchester United FC Manager ) by Codemasters which was a good one for me.
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ajit.thehero
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| Fri Nov 23, 2007 11:14 am |
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See every newer version comes out with some new features and new entertainment. So it is obvious that the more higher version you play, the more you will get attracted towards the game.
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glendowney
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| jason wrote: |
| I have heard that football manager is a game where you needn't play the game. You just need to manage the players injury etc. Is it so? |
Yes you pick the squad, choose the tactics, buy, sell players and generally do what a manager would do. And then you get to watch your team play every week!
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glendowney
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| Is football manager more costly than FIFA 08? What are the exact price for the both? Can anyone compare? |
Football Manager cost me £20 when it came out and FIFA 2008 was £30.
I got Footy Manager 2008 on the PC and FIFA 2008 for the PS2 and the price vaires depending on which console you get them on.
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