FOOTBALL Football Manager Discussion

[evertonfan]

Sorry to interrupt your fantastic story Joseph, but I wanna say something.

This is a spreadsheet;




Now I don't know about the rest of you, but my Football Manager looks nothing like that.

 

[Leicester Fox]

yeh mine looks nothing like that, it says Joe's god.

 

[Kev]

I dunno it does a bit

 

[evertonfan]

Evo is Gay is a boss player. I think he's from Columbia or something. Odd name. Must have taken some stick at school; But who's laughing now eh?

 

[Cricketdude]

Evo, you see that search from Kev? well it shows a gay link between you and anderson

 

[evertonfan]

He wishes.

 

[Cricketdude]

He knows

 

[Maxkarter]

I havn't had such a long term injury since Hargreaves was out for about a season in the first version of FM. Typically this happens when he is in top form too

 

[Kev]

I like the way that sending him to a specialist in viral infections means he'll be out longer than just sending him home! Must be an English NHS hospital specialist!

 

[Animator!]

I havn't had such a long term injury since Hargreaves was out for about a season in the first version of FM. Typically this happens when he is in top form too

MRSA! Or SARS.

 

[evertonfan]

The big girl! I bet it's only man-flu.

 

[Maxkarter]

The big girl! I bet it's only man-flu.

I think I better haul out my injury list for Jose Baxter then

 

[Deleted member 9102]

Edit: Chris Gayle

 

[Maxkarter]

If it works, I think I'll be hiring a personal physio just for that!

 

[Kev]

I don't get why when a player gets a cold or flu, you can send them to the physio or send them home, how on Earth does seeing a physio help you get over a cold/flu quicker?

It's just to give you an option. Keep him at the club, he recovers quicker but there is risk that other players will get the flu. Send him home and it takes longer but you are unlikely to get other players go down. At least thats a worthwhile choice, whereas above, what risks are involved, you are just going to pick the quickest option.