Gameplay 4 Football Manager (1982 series)

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the manager s office screen on pc. picture of team highlighted player go training screen


the game redesigned , bears little resemblance previous installments. game centres around graphical screen of manager s office different parts of game accessed clicking on various items (e.g. computer screen results , fixtures, picture of team training etc.). game features full 92 team league system (including charity shield first time) , teams begin first season in correct divisions (the 91/92 season versions, 92/93 season including newly formed premier league in c64 version) player s team, in previous games, begin in bottom division. players, however, not resemble real footballers , have random names (always shown middle initials). game begins team of aging players low skill ratings. there more detail individual player attributes 3 endurance , 5 skill values can altered through training. each player has face shown when picking team. player contracts have negotiated , out of contract players leave club. transfer market improved each team in league having named players first time histories can studied when deciding buy new player. matches shown side-on whole pitch on screen. meant represent whole game rather edited highlights. text commentary shown @ bottom of screen match played. unlike previous 2 games, there no chance change tactics or substitute @ half time. team talk , reporter elements removed in version.








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