In between the beginning and end of each season in Football Manager 2010 you get the chance to try out new things, sign new players, change your staff around, and basically look back at the previous season and prepare for the next - welcome to pre-season.
Utilizing the Data Editor tool in FM 2010, you can edit your Football Manager data to represent real world changes, bring in new nations, leagues or players and even setup your own competitions.
By playing Football Manager 2010 in windowed mode you can switch between applications, chat with friends and even browse the web looking for new tactics and recommended players…
Football games don’t have to be about 3D, realistic player images and bullet time overhead kicks - they should be fast, furious and simple to play. Awesome Soccer recalls the halcyon days of Kick Off, Sensible Soccer and misty-eyed nostalgia…
Looking for help with Football Manager 2010? A range of Bright Hub user guides (covering what is possibly the greatest football management sim yet) are available, and this article provides links to and explanations of each of our guides.
Look no further for a player guide to Championship Manager 2010 - over the past few months we’ve brought you guides to tactics, set pieces and the 3D match engine.
Working with a tight budget in Football Manager 2010 can be a real challenge so in this guide we highlight some bargain players and a few who are available for free because they are out of contract.
A big part of success in Football Manager 2010 is building a quality team. If you’re on the lookout for great young prospects and potential wonderkids then check out this best young player guide.
Offering a contract to a player is the final step in securing their services to your club. This can either be done after a successful transfer bid, while the player is out of contract, or you can even offer your own players a new contract.
You’re chasing a player who can make a world of difference to your team but how do you persuade the player’s club to let go of him and make a successful transfer bid?
