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    Nearly Time to Start Afresh

    The time has nearly come for me to start a new career in Football Manager. It’s been a fun time managing Manchester City, halfway through my seventeenth season in charge however and the novelty of being able to buy anyone I want is beginning to wear a little thin.

    Cristiano Ronaldo has come and gone, so too have the likes of Wayne Rooney, Carlos Tevez, and Kaka, and with more than 3 billion pounds having been spent out on players; I’m now well on my way to my twelfth consecutive Premier League title.

    It really is all too easy, and I feel that the time has come to return to managing a team from the lower levels of English football.

    Leeds United may well be my team of choice; a League One team with ambitions of returning to the Premier League. Alternatively I may opt to manage a side from the Blue Square North or South, and set myself a five year plan to take them to the Football League.

    Whichever team I choose to manage I’ll hopefully be able to achieve success with, having been used to the Football Manager easy life for the last few months however I know that suddenly adapting my approach is not going to be easy.

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    A blog about Football Manager; providing tips about who to sign, who not to sign, and offering general advice and information about the fantastic game that is Football Manager.

    I'll here be detailing my own personal experiences with Football Manager in as much detail as possible, and will from time to time tackle other subjects also.

    Promoted to League One


    I always thought that my team was going to hit a patch of bad form and lose the title, but that never happened; I won League Two with Havant & Waterlooville, and have gained promotion to League One.

    The media prediction is that we’ll finish bottom of League One, I really don't see that happening when we so comfortably won League Two though, and feel it’s far more likely that we'll finish mid-table. I doubt we'll make the play-offs (although it would be lovely for that to happen), I do think that we'll survive for a second season in League One though, and am of the belief that my squad is strong enough to survive by some distance and provide a few upsets along the way.

    It’s unlikely that I’ll ever take my team to the Premier League, I think that it’s possible to reach the Championship in the next few seasons though, and having taken charge of the club in the Blue Square South; I don’t think that’s too bad an achievement at all!
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