
Premier Manager 10
With improved playability from previous versions, and ease of use, Premier Manager ‘10 is the ideal game for those who love the high-pressure world of topflight football management. PLEASE NOTE: You will start from the 2009/10 season.
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April 17, 2020
6 years and 107 days ago
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Mixed28 reviews57.1%
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With improved playability from previous versions, and ease of use, Premier Manager ‘10 is the ideal game for those who love the high-pressure world of topflight football management.
Starting from season 2009/10
Features include:
- 4 divisions to manage in from England, Germany, Spain, Italy, France & Scotland.
- All leagues and Cup competitions across Europe’s top footballing nations.
- Control of every aspect of your favourite club via a friendly, easy to use interface.
- More in-depth stats and profiles than ever before.
- Track the improvement and progression of your players and staff over time as they improve and become more effective. These are directly linked to your club’s facilities.
- Character bar allows easy access to key members of staff and replaces the need for the player to process every news item before moving to the next day.
- Fully localised into English, French, German and Italian.
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