Football Manager 2011 was finally announced today. This video provides a glimpse into the vast array of features in this new and anticipated edition.
- Face to face negotiations with newly integrated players agents.
- Additional contract clauses
- Individual training focus
- New match preparation area with specific formations training
- Private conversations with players
- Better manager-boardroom interaction
- Enhanced inbox with easier subscription options
- Emotion in match engine (players get upset or happy depends on the goings on the pitch)
- Most requested feature on the forums – Dynamic League Reputation.
Football Manager 2011 Screenshots
The official announcement thread in Sports Interactive Forums
Football Manager 2011 on Facebook
P.S. – You can now pre-order the game through Zaavi for just £24.95.
The domestic leagues are over, the World Cup has ended and we’ve all landed in peace as we look forward to the release of Football Manager 2011. In this sticky post I’ll write daily updates with all the news about Football Manager 2011. Have a good time.
So tomorrow the World Cup opens with fanfare rather tepid game between the hosts South Africa to Mexico. I do not expect anything great from this game in all honesty, South Africa is rather anemic to say the least and Mexico will not reach anything major beyond the stages phase (in truth there are some concerns ruling out a team like this since the case of Greece at Euro 2004 but I’m willing take the risk). Still, with the entire media buzz and the fact that we’ve been fed with so many chat-chats and writings it’s time to finally see some football.
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