
Premier Manager 04/05
You’ll experience all the emotions of football management in Premier Manager 2004-2005. Find out if you’ve got what it takes…
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July 17, 2020
6 years and 17 days ago
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Being a manager is about getting the best out of people. Getting the best performance from your players and coaching staff, getting the support of the board and the media, and the best deals out of other clubs and player agents.
Get it right and it can seem like the easiest job in the world - everyone thinks you’re great - but all it takes is a little bit of bad luck and you’ll be hanging
on by your fingertips!
Pick your team from one of the five European leagues (UK, France, Spain, Italy and Germany) running simultaneously and take complete control of transfers, tactics, team management, squad rotation, finances and club development.
You’ll be requesting money to rebuild the squad from your chairman, issuing instructions to trainers and coaches, handling negotiations with player agents, massaging player’s egos and trying to fend off the more intrusive members of the press.
What will be more important: taking control of a training session, doing a newspaper interview or renegotiating a contract? You’ll experience all the emotions of football management in Premier Manager 2004-2005. Now you’ve just got to find out if you’ve got what it takes…
Get it right and it can seem like the easiest job in the world - everyone thinks you’re great - but all it takes is a little bit of bad luck and you’ll be hanging
on by your fingertips!
Pick your team from one of the five European leagues (UK, France, Spain, Italy and Germany) running simultaneously and take complete control of transfers, tactics, team management, squad rotation, finances and club development.
You’ll be requesting money to rebuild the squad from your chairman, issuing instructions to trainers and coaches, handling negotiations with player agents, massaging player’s egos and trying to fend off the more intrusive members of the press.
What will be more important: taking control of a training session, doing a newspaper interview or renegotiating a contract? You’ll experience all the emotions of football management in Premier Manager 2004-2005. Now you’ve just got to find out if you’ve got what it takes…