Which is better, Football manager or Championship manager?
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Championship Manager. \n\nAnd the earlier ones in fact.\n\nLess complicated. And you get to win big~!\n\n;)
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go for fifa 07 , thats a great come . take my advice , my friends say pro evo 6 is not that coooooooooool\n\nthanks
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the general manager and the league
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In terms of franchises...\n\n1. Winning Eleven\n2. FIFA (EA Sports)
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I would go with EPL. The speed of the game is much quicker. With this comes less technical ability BUT you get more ACTION.  I think both are DIFFERENT and cant be compared but the EPL is faster, rougher, and has better commentators.
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pentuim 4\n MAN IT'S BETTER
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Championship is a match whereby decides the "best" and owner of bragging rights for a specific period of time (say 1 year).  Whereas a tourney is just to see who might be the best is a series of tests for a give timeframe.
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Prem - Chelsea, Man Utd,lpool\nChamp -  Leeds, Leicester, west brom\nDiv 1 -  Notts Forest, Carlisle, grimbsy\nDiv 2 -  Wycombe,hartlepool,darlington
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FA Cup is the more prestigious of the two. All teams in English football are eligible to enter. The lower your rank, the earlier you enter. The lowest non-league teams enter in the early qualifying rounds and teams from the Championship and Premiership enter in round three.\n\nThe League Cup, also known as the Carling Cup, is open to all teams participating in the Football Leagues, that is, Premiership, Championship, League One and League Two. Non-Premiership teams enter from the first round, and the Premiership clubs enter in the second round. However, clubs participating in European competition that season are given a bye and enter in the third round, to reduce fixture congestion.
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Fifa '06 is definetly the way to go!  My friend in my dorms had it, and we played it a lot.  It's very realistic, and really fun once you get good at it to play against other people who are good.\n\nAnd they have this cool "Fifa Lounge" mode where it keeps track of your record vs. each of your friends, and your friends' record vs. everyone.  It's like your own division!  That was my favorite part.\n\nIt's a blast, trust me.
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Leeds, West Bromwich Albion and Crystal Palace.\n\nAll strong, former Premiership teams with good management.
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By far MLB with NFL a close second.  Baseball is a very strategic game.  Most of all it is a great one-on-one matchup and mindgame between the batter and the pitcher.  The managers always seem to be very cerebral to when it comes to calling plays, lineups and substituting players.\n\nFootball is a close second because there are so few games that every week is an important matchup.  Playing/coaching football is like chess in that you may have to setup the big play by sacrificing a few small ones.\n\nBoth are great sports with talented athletes.
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I think you're mistaken. Kenny Dalgish will go down as 1 of the all time greats in management. \nHe is the only player-manager to have won the Double. (In 1986). \nHe led Liverpool to titles and FA Cup victories. \nAnd more remarkably, he joins an elite list that only includes 2 other greats, Herbert Chapman (Huddersfield & Arsenal) and Brian Clough (Derby & Forest), to have won the title with 2 different clubs. (Blacburn in 1995).\nTrue he did not win the European Cup, but that was due to a ban on English teams in Europe. At a time when his Liverpool side looked much stronger than the winners of that era. (Porto, Steuea Bucharest and PSV Eindhoven) \nHe may be ranked below other great Liverpool managers like Shankly or Paiseley, but nevertheless, he was a very successful manager.\n\nOn Kevin Keegan, I must concur with you. He achieved much more as a player, than in management. But let's not forget his achievement of bring Fulham from the third tier of English football, to the Premiership. And although he choked, his Newcastle side in 1996 ,was probably their best team in 3 decades.
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www.footballmanagerportal.co.uk - note that the ending is .co.uk - this contains many other websites for people who play the game
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The Premiership: Arsenal\nFa Cup: Arsenal\nLeague Cup: Man Utd \nUefa Cup: Roma \nChampions League: Real Madrid
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For the pure physical elements of the Game, the Premiership\nFor the pure artistic elements of the game, the dutch league\nfor the technical elememts of the game it has to be the Bundesliga (german league)
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I am uncertain as to whether he is THE best person for the job. General concensus is the next manager should be English (despite Scolari being offered it).\nWhen you narrow your options to an English manager - although proven at Premiership/club level (the likes of Allardyce, Pearce and Curbishley) - you do not have a manager who is proven at winning big tournaments - or even managing at International level.\nWith Steve McLaren at least, you have a manager who has a solid background in Premiership management, who has (this year) taken his team to the final of the Uefa Cup (despite 2 very difficult second legs in the last 2 rounds) and you can also add several years working within the England setup, which can only be beneficial in terms of ensuring a smooth transition. So I think out of the remaining shortlisted candidiates (that want the job), he is probably, on balance, the best choice.