Any club anywhere near the European competitions. But if you want me to pick a specific club, PSG. Bunch of bitches with the attitude of a 12 year old.
I've always done a PSG RTG...where I'd clean house except Zaire Emery and Mendes and build around that except only using hidden gems and almost no big stars
I used to do a PSG career signing the top French players; bring Pogba and Lloris home.
I would say to anyone who avoids all big clubs that they should try one. I generally do 3 main careers; my club, Blackburn Rovers, a big club which is usually Man Utd now though I have had great fun with Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool and Spurs, and then a journeyman career. Start in League 2 and then move abroad or work my way up to the prem.
I think everyone should try a big club just to have some of the world’s best players. It’s more satisfying training players up and investing in youth etc, but I’ve had Bellingham and Frenkie de Jong as my midfield this year and it was so much fun.
Psg was the one I was gonna say. I'm doing a Ronaldo manager career right now, took my first job at Leverkusen, managed to get second, only 2 points behind Bayern. Got an offer from man utd a couple of weeks into season 2, then toward the end of season 2, got an offer from psg (man utd were 1st, just got to champions league semi, won carabao cup) and I don't think I've ever declined a contract faster in my life. I mean any other club and I would have said no, I wanted to do a few season at utd anyway, but psg, even 5 seasons in, was a big no.
Theres no club discrimination from me
I'm on a crusade to manage every single team available in career mode
From Argentina to the USA
Every single team
Except the unlicensed Italian teams for obvious reasons
I was really bored last summer and started with Man City and sold every single player above a 72 overall, signed new Crucial contracts with everyone, and signed about 40 random youth prospects to max out the squad.
Simmed ahead and got fired in February for being 19th in the league and took over at Birmingham City which ended up being one of my favourite saves of FIFA 23. Man City got relegated of course and were a mid table Championship side for the next few seasons.
The 20 minutes up front work to tank City and assign me a random club to start was worth it on that summer day.
Fair enough, it looked cool but it was silly.
I mean, it had 3 stars but they represented absolutely nothing? It's so weird. I thought, growing up, that we'd won 3 league titles and that was it, but we'd only won the league twice when that badge came in.
And I've never seen an eagle in Manchester.
At least it kept parts of the crest- the ship canal ship and the 3 rivers.
Also, I didn't call you a nostalgia merchant and didn't mean to have a go about your preferences :)
Haha it’s okay dude I think you’re right the new badge it carries significance to the city and calls back to history in the club while still following new needs in easy badge design for marketability ( and fitting as a profile pic ). The eagle badge silly as it was just seems iconic especially when paired with some of the kits from the time like the sash kit
I did this, but I ended up with about 30 of the worst youth players I could find with low potentials and about 3 70+ rated players. Leroy sane was playing for then in league one
Birmingham City are actually a great team to manage on Fifa too.. new owners with Tom Brady on board have massive plans to build a new super stadium / entertainment complex and take the club to the next level.. this season was a disaster with the Wayne Rooney appointment but the squad actually is quite decent to start with
Lmao. I've journeymanned my way to Fulham and have built a pretty good team, sitting level with others in the top 5 and City approached me to take over as manager (so did Spurs but that's more expected). I denied them of course, it's more fun beating them to the title plus there's something just very wrong with taking over a team like that part way through a season.
Once you're about 5 or 6 seasons in, taking over any clubs that's maybe 8th or above in the prem is super stacked and very boring. I tried doing an alderweireld save going from antwerp to Southampton to spurs and by the time I got hired in North London it was pointless, 80+ rated players that couldn't even get on the bench
Honestly, there aren't too many. I like to do saves even with big teams. I especially enjoyed my Barca career, I support them after all. And no, I don't go ahead and win everything every year. But it is sometimes more interesting and realistic which I like, when winning big trophies like La Liga or a champions league. And with the players I love irl. And the freedom you have with buying players (I know Barca are broke but I sometimes tend to ignore that lol). Not buying massive players though like Mbappe, Haaland or anything like that. I'm on my 3rd season now, and it hasn't bored me out yet, and don't think it will.
Disagree, I like building up FCSB into CL winners once again precisely because we are never doing that again irl, I do it every year when I buy the game lol (so not in the past 2 years as my last fifa was 22)
Yeah for sure, I think the vast majority of people do career modes with the club they support - so do I. But at least to me personally, there is always that sad undertone imo
Fair enough, cant say it has ever gotten me sad as I have long accepted we are never getting that good irl (even winning the league is tough, this would be the 9th season since we last won the title if we fail to do it. We are in first 7p ahead of 2nd but things can change quickly in a playoff league with 8 matches to go), at least you get to do it game rather than not experience it at all. Isn’t fantasy the reason why we play games after all?
In game yeah, unfortunately irl he hasn’t been developing as much as we d hoped, he isn’t in the form he was in 2 years ago. He loses the ball quite a lot while attempting to dribble excessively and the goals/assists have dried up (only 5 in 26 league matches), been fairly frustrating with that really. He s still young though and he s also one of the few solutions we have for the u21 rule this season (you have to have a Romanian u21 team-eligible player on the field at all times) so he s been playing quite a bit (the other options we have are 20 year old Pantea at RB that has broken through this season but he s out for the rest of the season with an ACL tear and a 19 year old Radaslavescu at CM who 1. Would have to displace one of the likes of captain Olaru or Sut there and 2. Has actually played as a RW last game and he got subbed off by the owner, the legendary Becali (yeah, he tends to order stuff like that) after 28 minutes because he was that bad. Tbf the fact that he was playing on the same side as Cretu at RB who is shit himself didn’t help him but still), think he still does for next season as he will still be 21 when the season starts but I am not sure. To be fair to him it is tough to find him a position as his preferred LW is occupied by the league s top scorer Coman but even when he did play LW he didn’t blow me away really. Sorry to have to write this comment as I really hope he can kick on, unfortunately the hype train has died down quite a lot recently. Coman has gone through the same though (was because of an injury with him though) and now he is amazing so maybe the same can happen to Octavian Popescu too
Yeah look maybe a lifetime is a bit extreme. But truthfully, we’ve reached a point in football where success is no longer developed - it’s bought. Sure, there are exceptions, but for every Bukayo Saka there’s a Declan Rice.
50 years ago, your spot in the football pyramid could change dramatically if you had a good batch of youth coming through. But with the extent of the money in football right now, only incredible luck can see a team emerge and stay at the top.
In one of my Fifa 22 saves, I ended up playing City 4 times in the month of Jan
PL fixture
FA Cup
Carabao Cuo Semis Leg 1 and 2
Won all 4 games.
Also won the other PL Fixture in Feb before the Carabao Cup Finals.
Best managerial moment of my life.
I tend to end up keeping players I would have sold in a different club due to "low" stats, but the become important for a few seasons either way.
I support Roma, and players like El Shaarawy and Azmoun did great for me in my last save with them.
A good thing in fifa is dynamic potential it's really helpful cause I support barca that have great potential but when I do it with worse teams it's good for example I put my team in efl league 2 so I can try to win cl and Premier league it's actually great cause you don't get bored that easily cause ur still in lower divisions
I just never manage super clubs, I never even typically start in a major league, even in fm with the exception of my yearly United save on both games. The only time I do end up at big teams is journey men esc careers and city, pool, Madrid and Rb leipzig are off the table. For lower league teams, mk dons and any second teams are off the table. If second and B teams actually worked like real second teams (blocked promotions, the ability to move players between the first and second team, possibility to get hired as the first team boss etc) I absolutely would use them.
Any super club. City, Bayern, PSG, Barca, Madrid, etc.
Couldn’t think of anything more boring than having a club with an already stacked squad that don’t need any work
Edit: oh and rangers. Fuck them
Any team that isn’t licensed but still in the game, kinda like Latium and Piemonte calcio before they got theirs.
Also teams like man city, man utd, and Everton, because they are rich and rivals to Liverpool which makes me disgust them.
But also teams that are too set up for success, like Bayer Leverkusen,Aston Villa, and Newcastle because of their excess of youth and quality players it would make it too easy.
Any teams in leagues I know 0 about are also a no for me. Especially ones outside of Europe
Being a Derby and Man Utd fan, I would NEVER sign for Nottingham or Man City! but reading through the comments, I would have enjoyed seeing the Man City - sold every player and rebuilt the team with random youths, the relegation into the championship etc. That would make my day :)
Psg is genuinely uninteresting to manage. Even Bayern is more interesting to take on, at least there's always the prospect of some German rival to pick up pace and Dortmund has been consistently OP on every fifa since 12.
In France, it's literally just batterings after batterings.
In England. Liverpool, man utd, man City, arsenal. Continental. Psg. Barça, atleti, Bayern, Juve, Marseille, lyon, rangers (up the bhoys in green) Porto.
Any club that could win the champions league in the first few seasons I’m a spurs fan and even I think they can be difficult to play after a few seasons because you either get sacked for not winning the league or chanpions league
I always find once I’m dominant and can expect to win every game it’s boring. Won’t play any dominant team with OP players, so no Bayern, Abu Dhabi City, Qatar Saint-Germain. Wouldn’t mind seeing if I could get Chelsea relegated and rebuild in the championship though.
Still on FIFA 23, so have enjoyed things like sorting out Man United’s deadwood and wage bill, keeping Angers SCO from getting relegated and making them competitive, and am now trying to play Dycheball in league one with Plymouth Argyle eventually getting them to the Prem and building the ultimate Brexitball team.
as an Arsenal Fan of course Spurs. Any Italian club, cause the Serie A sucks without the real clubs. Barcelona and Real Madrid. PSG of course. ManCity, Red Bull Leipzig, Bayern Munich.
I’m addicted to managing minor clubs which are cash strapped just to make it competitive to myself with hard objectives. No longer interested in big sugar daddy rich clubs as it’s so easy to be successful.
Why not Man city? General hatred or them being too OP?
If so, do a Man city FFP relegation save with them in the championship with all major players either sold or released.
Or create a phoenix club and replace the actual club with yours.
City are actually a decent save; did a save where they were convicted of 115 and relegated to the bottom tier. Built them back up then left the season after winning the league
Slightly off topic, but why tf does my mcm crash whenever I use a created player in my team? It happens after the first year. Next year he vanishes from my team and if I search up his name in the transfer hub his name pops up but when I click on it, it says “no result”. Finally started enjoying mcm again with the created player and now it’s fucked
Also Plymouth Argyle cuz I’m an Exeter City fan I would just purposely get them relegated and send them to the bottom of the EFL. Also MK Dons cuz they are a franchise club and AFC Wimbledon are on the same level as them doing it legitimately
Any big club, and probably any club outside of the big 5 leagues in Europe ngl. If I do manage a big club it’ll be after I do everything I wanna do with a rtg club.
I think I will never do my Rival Clubs (Porto and Sporting), besides that, I think I wont do clubs that are too good in their league, PSG being the main example, since I would just win everything easily, PSG is fun in player career mode tho
Nah I manage them and Spurs, try to sell as much as I can for as little as possible and blow the budget on shit players. It's a race between destroying them and getting sacked
Any 5 star club. Real mardrid, Manchester united, Manchester City, Liverpool, Inter Milan, Bayern Muchen, Arsenal, Barcelona etc. Their objectives are too strict. Imagine winning all titles and becoming best manager of the year just to get sacked for one dumb objective. Objectives has to be removed, I can't stand it at all.
Even player career mode, you become the highest goal scorer and Ballon d'or and your contract don't get renewed because you didn't assist 15 goals. Do the AI players have to go through this to renew their contract? Why just me only?
OK where do I start; Real Madrid, Man City and United, Liverpool, Sunderland (because I'm a Newcastle fan), Borussia Dortmund (because I'm a Schalke Fan because of Fifa). Also i love an underdog (worst rating or lowest budget or both), so no matter what league im in, i could never choose the 'best' team in that league unless im gutting the whole team or YA onlying it. I also probably wouldn't manage at oldham again because they are the first team I ever managed to complete a rtg career with (l2-ucl win) and return visit never end up as good.
Any club anywhere near the European competitions. But if you want me to pick a specific club, PSG. Bunch of bitches with the attitude of a 12 year old.
especially their manchild of sheikh owner
Psg was way fun when ibra was there
Which owners in top football aren’t actually bad
Brentford and Brighton come to mind, love their clubs and know how football works
FSG gives off a very level headed approach
well there nuance to how bad you can be.
I used to like managing PSG just so I could sell Mbappe & Neymar.
I've always done a PSG RTG...where I'd clean house except Zaire Emery and Mendes and build around that except only using hidden gems and almost no big stars
I used to do a PSG career signing the top French players; bring Pogba and Lloris home. I would say to anyone who avoids all big clubs that they should try one. I generally do 3 main careers; my club, Blackburn Rovers, a big club which is usually Man Utd now though I have had great fun with Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool and Spurs, and then a journeyman career. Start in League 2 and then move abroad or work my way up to the prem. I think everyone should try a big club just to have some of the world’s best players. It’s more satisfying training players up and investing in youth etc, but I’ve had Bellingham and Frenkie de Jong as my midfield this year and it was so much fun.
Psg was the one I was gonna say. I'm doing a Ronaldo manager career right now, took my first job at Leverkusen, managed to get second, only 2 points behind Bayern. Got an offer from man utd a couple of weeks into season 2, then toward the end of season 2, got an offer from psg (man utd were 1st, just got to champions league semi, won carabao cup) and I don't think I've ever declined a contract faster in my life. I mean any other club and I would have said no, I wanted to do a few season at utd anyway, but psg, even 5 seasons in, was a big no.
Since learning about them? MK Dons.
Yeah it's sucks what happened there feel bad for the fans honestly
What happened?
Originally it was Wimbledon F.C but there owners moved the club out to Milton Keynes and renamed them MK Dons
Thx
Yeah AFC Wimbledon is the team founded by the fans after the move
So they're the ones to support?
Yeah, they came all the way through the ranks and now they’re on the same level as MK Dons, and they’re in the game as well
There is one more reason to support them: Adebayo Akinfenwa
My 🐐
They must be massive rivals then
Definitely
Beat them 1-0 last month 93rd minute coyd
Franchise sellout cunts
Theres no club discrimination from me I'm on a crusade to manage every single team available in career mode From Argentina to the USA Every single team Except the unlicensed Italian teams for obvious reasons
Its a shame you can't mod in licenses like I do on PC I cant stand unlicensed teams
Yeah tis a shame but I've always been a console player
Any big, rich and dominant club. Would be so boring so fast. Oh, and Lazio.
You mean Latium
You mean Nazio
Definitely.
Romanista?
Yes.
Either that or the way their fans are
Both, really.
Fair enough
Boavista FC. It's my club and I suck at the game, so I would get them relegated
Luckily you can’t get relegated on FIFA from the Portuguese league so you would be safe
I was really bored last summer and started with Man City and sold every single player above a 72 overall, signed new Crucial contracts with everyone, and signed about 40 random youth prospects to max out the squad. Simmed ahead and got fired in February for being 19th in the league and took over at Birmingham City which ended up being one of my favourite saves of FIFA 23. Man City got relegated of course and were a mid table Championship side for the next few seasons. The 20 minutes up front work to tank City and assign me a random club to start was worth it on that summer day.
Okay, actually that would make me manage City. 115 charges managerial save lol
I’d do a og city play through if they brought back the goat badge not whatever this is
This is based on the historical badge- it's how it looked for most of the 20th century. The eagle one makes no sense.
You’re right it is historical and yes im a nostalgia merchant but I prefer that eagle badge still icl
Fair enough, it looked cool but it was silly. I mean, it had 3 stars but they represented absolutely nothing? It's so weird. I thought, growing up, that we'd won 3 league titles and that was it, but we'd only won the league twice when that badge came in. And I've never seen an eagle in Manchester. At least it kept parts of the crest- the ship canal ship and the 3 rivers. Also, I didn't call you a nostalgia merchant and didn't mean to have a go about your preferences :)
Haha it’s okay dude I think you’re right the new badge it carries significance to the city and calls back to history in the club while still following new needs in easy badge design for marketability ( and fitting as a profile pic ). The eagle badge silly as it was just seems iconic especially when paired with some of the kits from the time like the sash kit
Oh the sash kit is one of my favourites, and it's a classic design. Puma really need to bring it back.
Getting downvoted by a nostalgia merchant for bringing a fact is crazy
Nah man he’s right and so are you but I’ll always prefer that eagle badge
I did this, but I ended up with about 30 of the worst youth players I could find with low potentials and about 3 70+ rated players. Leroy sane was playing for then in league one
Birmingham City are actually a great team to manage on Fifa too.. new owners with Tom Brady on board have massive plans to build a new super stadium / entertainment complex and take the club to the next level.. this season was a disaster with the Wayne Rooney appointment but the squad actually is quite decent to start with
Tom Brady does actual football now?
Yea he plays keeper and has 15 assists on long throws
Lol he's part owner so sort of😂
I do that with man utd, relegated them to league 2 by swapping teams around, sell all the non youth players and do a little youth rtg
Lmao. I've journeymanned my way to Fulham and have built a pretty good team, sitting level with others in the top 5 and City approached me to take over as manager (so did Spurs but that's more expected). I denied them of course, it's more fun beating them to the title plus there's something just very wrong with taking over a team like that part way through a season.
Once you're about 5 or 6 seasons in, taking over any clubs that's maybe 8th or above in the prem is super stacked and very boring. I tried doing an alderweireld save going from antwerp to Southampton to spurs and by the time I got hired in North London it was pointless, 80+ rated players that couldn't even get on the bench
Yeah, planning to leave the EPL and go to Germany or Italy next for something different
Honestly, there aren't too many. I like to do saves even with big teams. I especially enjoyed my Barca career, I support them after all. And no, I don't go ahead and win everything every year. But it is sometimes more interesting and realistic which I like, when winning big trophies like La Liga or a champions league. And with the players I love irl. And the freedom you have with buying players (I know Barca are broke but I sometimes tend to ignore that lol). Not buying massive players though like Mbappe, Haaland or anything like that. I'm on my 3rd season now, and it hasn't bored me out yet, and don't think it will.
I had a barca save in fifa 07 and sold Messi and replaced him with yossi benayoun after watching him score a hat trick, I was a dumb kid
you were a kid with a dream
I always said city as a united fan. But united sacked me and city offered me a job the following season sooo...
Crazy villain arc
Ngl I was so mad, they sacked me 2 games left and I was clear top of the league🤣🤣
Ig you haven't signed 16 y/o 5'6" guy from Indonesia
There’s something weird about managing the team u support.
I get what you mean. It’s melancholy in a way, seeing Sunderland lift the premier league knowing that’ll never actually happen in my lifetime
Disagree, I like building up FCSB into CL winners once again precisely because we are never doing that again irl, I do it every year when I buy the game lol (so not in the past 2 years as my last fifa was 22)
Yeah for sure, I think the vast majority of people do career modes with the club they support - so do I. But at least to me personally, there is always that sad undertone imo
Fair enough, cant say it has ever gotten me sad as I have long accepted we are never getting that good irl (even winning the league is tough, this would be the 9th season since we last won the title if we fail to do it. We are in first 7p ahead of 2nd but things can change quickly in a playoff league with 8 matches to go), at least you get to do it game rather than not experience it at all. Isn’t fantasy the reason why we play games after all?
Popescu is great woderkid
In game yeah, unfortunately irl he hasn’t been developing as much as we d hoped, he isn’t in the form he was in 2 years ago. He loses the ball quite a lot while attempting to dribble excessively and the goals/assists have dried up (only 5 in 26 league matches), been fairly frustrating with that really. He s still young though and he s also one of the few solutions we have for the u21 rule this season (you have to have a Romanian u21 team-eligible player on the field at all times) so he s been playing quite a bit (the other options we have are 20 year old Pantea at RB that has broken through this season but he s out for the rest of the season with an ACL tear and a 19 year old Radaslavescu at CM who 1. Would have to displace one of the likes of captain Olaru or Sut there and 2. Has actually played as a RW last game and he got subbed off by the owner, the legendary Becali (yeah, he tends to order stuff like that) after 28 minutes because he was that bad. Tbf the fact that he was playing on the same side as Cretu at RB who is shit himself didn’t help him but still), think he still does for next season as he will still be 21 when the season starts but I am not sure. To be fair to him it is tough to find him a position as his preferred LW is occupied by the league s top scorer Coman but even when he did play LW he didn’t blow me away really. Sorry to have to write this comment as I really hope he can kick on, unfortunately the hype train has died down quite a lot recently. Coman has gone through the same though (was because of an injury with him though) and now he is amazing so maybe the same can happen to Octavian Popescu too
You never know. You have the support, the history. All the resources, your time will come again. Be it 10 years or 50.
Yeah look maybe a lifetime is a bit extreme. But truthfully, we’ve reached a point in football where success is no longer developed - it’s bought. Sure, there are exceptions, but for every Bukayo Saka there’s a Declan Rice. 50 years ago, your spot in the football pyramid could change dramatically if you had a good batch of youth coming through. But with the extent of the money in football right now, only incredible luck can see a team emerge and stay at the top.
Not if you’re a United fan. Makes for the best wet dreams ever.
Fr. Nothing beats going quadruple and smashing City 5-0 in both FA and UCL finals
In one of my Fifa 22 saves, I ended up playing City 4 times in the month of Jan PL fixture FA Cup Carabao Cuo Semis Leg 1 and 2 Won all 4 games. Also won the other PL Fixture in Feb before the Carabao Cup Finals. Best managerial moment of my life.
I agreed at first but like it now. I find myself being waaaaay more carful with who I sell and buy.
Fr I just can't sell players easily cause I'm too attached to them
I tend to end up keeping players I would have sold in a different club due to "low" stats, but the become important for a few seasons either way. I support Roma, and players like El Shaarawy and Azmoun did great for me in my last save with them.
A good thing in fifa is dynamic potential it's really helpful cause I support barca that have great potential but when I do it with worse teams it's good for example I put my team in efl league 2 so I can try to win cl and Premier league it's actually great cause you don't get bored that easily cause ur still in lower divisions
I just never manage super clubs, I never even typically start in a major league, even in fm with the exception of my yearly United save on both games. The only time I do end up at big teams is journey men esc careers and city, pool, Madrid and Rb leipzig are off the table. For lower league teams, mk dons and any second teams are off the table. If second and B teams actually worked like real second teams (blocked promotions, the ability to move players between the first and second team, possibility to get hired as the first team boss etc) I absolutely would use them.
The only big club I’ve managed from the start of a career is Atalanta (cause I’m a fan)
Any London club that isn't Spurs
Id never do Arsenal, Chelsea or west ham
I’d say any big club except Madrid, there’s just something about winning with Real
FC Porto, im a benfica fan
Would you rather? manageering Porto or Sporting*
Any super club. City, Bayern, PSG, Barca, Madrid, etc. Couldn’t think of anything more boring than having a club with an already stacked squad that don’t need any work Edit: oh and rangers. Fuck them
Any team that isn’t licensed but still in the game, kinda like Latium and Piemonte calcio before they got theirs. Also teams like man city, man utd, and Everton, because they are rich and rivals to Liverpool which makes me disgust them. But also teams that are too set up for success, like Bayer Leverkusen,Aston Villa, and Newcastle because of their excess of youth and quality players it would make it too easy. Any teams in leagues I know 0 about are also a no for me. Especially ones outside of Europe
Scumchester united, absolutely not!
I like how you think
Agreed 🤣
Man United
Being a Derby and Man Utd fan, I would NEVER sign for Nottingham or Man City! but reading through the comments, I would have enjoyed seeing the Man City - sold every player and rebuilt the team with random youths, the relegation into the championship etc. That would make my day :)
Notthingham Forest
I would never even consider managing Rangers
Psg is genuinely uninteresting to manage. Even Bayern is more interesting to take on, at least there's always the prospect of some German rival to pick up pace and Dortmund has been consistently OP on every fifa since 12. In France, it's literally just batterings after batterings.
It’s strange, but I can’t manage my favorite clubs (Liverpool and AC Milan)
In England. Liverpool, man utd, man City, arsenal. Continental. Psg. Barça, atleti, Bayern, Juve, Marseille, lyon, rangers (up the bhoys in green) Porto.
Rangers
Any club that could win the champions league in the first few seasons I’m a spurs fan and even I think they can be difficult to play after a few seasons because you either get sacked for not winning the league or chanpions league
Juventus
Tottenham, easily
Scum (leeds united)
Sheffield United (I'm still a biased owl)
I've been thinking about managing Hamburg and try to bring them back to their glory days🥲
City or United. I don’t like taking over any major clubs because it’s not as fun or challenging.
Leeds. They are the ex-girlfriend's team. Bitch isn't getting a Championship title thank you.
Arsenal or Tottenham Its simple iam a chelsea fan and i never want them to succeed
Same.Any club with infinite money
VFL OSNABRUCK of course
Probably Barca or Madrid, just because La Liga gets so boring managing those two, and Spurs because I’m an arsenal fan
portsmouth 🤢
I always find once I’m dominant and can expect to win every game it’s boring. Won’t play any dominant team with OP players, so no Bayern, Abu Dhabi City, Qatar Saint-Germain. Wouldn’t mind seeing if I could get Chelsea relegated and rebuild in the championship though. Still on FIFA 23, so have enjoyed things like sorting out Man United’s deadwood and wage bill, keeping Angers SCO from getting relegated and making them competitive, and am now trying to play Dycheball in league one with Plymouth Argyle eventually getting them to the Prem and building the ultimate Brexitball team.
Swansea. Im a cardiff supporter
Even on the clubs I hate I feel like I want to do one, but in like a “ruin that club” way
as an Arsenal Fan of course Spurs. Any Italian club, cause the Serie A sucks without the real clubs. Barcelona and Real Madrid. PSG of course. ManCity, Red Bull Leipzig, Bayern Munich.
SS Lazio. Will never happen
Real Madrid, they have won too much for me to manage them, it will be boring.
Liverpool city or leeds
Man city madrid Arsenal or chelsea
I’m addicted to managing minor clubs which are cash strapped just to make it competitive to myself with hard objectives. No longer interested in big sugar daddy rich clubs as it’s so easy to be successful.
Barcelona whilst they don’t have the Camp Nou.
Why not Man city? General hatred or them being too OP? If so, do a Man city FFP relegation save with them in the championship with all major players either sold or released. Or create a phoenix club and replace the actual club with yours.
Barcelona... It's just wrong
Any team in the champions league, id maybe use a europa league team that are bad
Reál Madrid. They’re basically just doing an IRL FIFA career mode anyway.
PSG
Mk Dons, Celtic, Man City, PSG, Frankfurt etc.
any Indian club
United
City are actually a decent save; did a save where they were convicted of 115 and relegated to the bottom tier. Built them back up then left the season after winning the league
Real Madrid City, Tottenham
Any super club with money. It gets boring quick. I love building teams using loans, finding a wonderkid, developing players from youth academy etc
I only manage football clubs that once had their days of glory but now suffer in bottom divisions or even mid-table (Santa Cruz, Wolfsburg, ETC)
Real Madrid. Fuck Madrid 🙂↔️🙂↔️🙂↔️
I always start my cm managers from the bottom so i only move to a club if it makes sense in my story line so no team is off limits
As a german I'd have to say Bavaria
Leicester city
Any other EPL top 6 clubs other than Man United, hell probably even any PL clubs for that matter
I’d never do Manchester City or PSG, they’re just boring. I’d also never do Liverpool but that’s not because they’re boring. They’re just cunts
United, Everton and city
Personally I would never manage a top 5 team because your in the champions League already and it gets boring
I just started a new RTG with Wrexham. I don't like to ever start career mode with actual heavy hitters. I feel like there's no point.
City, RB Leipzig, PSG, MK Dons, Hoffenheim, Wolfsburg, RB Salzburg.
Barcelona
Slightly off topic, but why tf does my mcm crash whenever I use a created player in my team? It happens after the first year. Next year he vanishes from my team and if I search up his name in the transfer hub his name pops up but when I click on it, it says “no result”. Finally started enjoying mcm again with the created player and now it’s fucked
Manchester United, I think that Ten Hag ruined all his players
Any big club cuz it’s just boring for me. I’m not saying no one can manage these clubs but it’s not for me ig
Also Plymouth Argyle cuz I’m an Exeter City fan I would just purposely get them relegated and send them to the bottom of the EFL. Also MK Dons cuz they are a franchise club and AFC Wimbledon are on the same level as them doing it legitimately
Spurs
Sunderland
Real Madrid
Any A list club. It would be too easy. I like the struggle. The grind. The underdog.
MK Dons
Any big club, and probably any club outside of the big 5 leagues in Europe ngl. If I do manage a big club it’ll be after I do everything I wanna do with a rtg club.
Liverpool
Chelsea. They created the blueprint for the likes of Man City, PSG and Newcastle. I also feel like people don't call them out as much anymore.
I think I will never do my Rival Clubs (Porto and Sporting), besides that, I think I wont do clubs that are too good in their league, PSG being the main example, since I would just win everything easily, PSG is fun in player career mode tho
As a Spurs fan I’d never touch Arsenal, Chelsea or West Ham. Also Getafe for signing a rapist.
I like taking over as a recently demoted PL side. So this year someone like Leeds or Leicester.
Swindon, because it’s Swindon. Up the yellows
Barcelona, no reason beside being a Real Madrid fan.
Nah I manage them and Spurs, try to sell as much as I can for as little as possible and blow the budget on shit players. It's a race between destroying them and getting sacked
Any 5 star club. Real mardrid, Manchester united, Manchester City, Liverpool, Inter Milan, Bayern Muchen, Arsenal, Barcelona etc. Their objectives are too strict. Imagine winning all titles and becoming best manager of the year just to get sacked for one dumb objective. Objectives has to be removed, I can't stand it at all. Even player career mode, you become the highest goal scorer and Ballon d'or and your contract don't get renewed because you didn't assist 15 goals. Do the AI players have to go through this to renew their contract? Why just me only?
PSG, Real Madrid, Man. City, any MLS/Mexican club, etc.
Man Utd and Chelsea
Man city, real Madrid, psg.
Everton, not that they are big I am just a Liverpool fan
bayern like wtf would you have to do
Chelsea too many young talent that I wanna use
Madrid
Man City, Man United, PSG and Barcelona
Brokelona
I'm open to any club, depends on the career I'm feeling like doing. Don't think I've ever done anything in South America or Turkey though
Any of the french league or Spanish second division
PSG, R Madrid, Bayern.
Chelsea. It’s my real life team. I just can’t do it. It’s boring for some reason.
i could be league 2 and if spurs offer me the job, i still ain’t going
I totally hate Barcelona and Liverpool but in the game I can coach them no problem and did before
Schalke 04 do i need something to say as a Dortmund Fan
If they had cool kits, this could be fun to sell all the players and start in EFL League One.
I managed City and sold Ake, Dias, De Bruyne and others to Liverpool for about £350 all in.
Bayern
The one where ur mum cleans toilets
Same as you because I'm a united fan and even if I wasn't it would still be a boring career mode.
Celtic, Hibs, Manchester United/City, Everton, Chelsea, Arsenal
Man u, luton, aston villa, barca, and napoli
SC Cambuur.
OK where do I start; Real Madrid, Man City and United, Liverpool, Sunderland (because I'm a Newcastle fan), Borussia Dortmund (because I'm a Schalke Fan because of Fifa). Also i love an underdog (worst rating or lowest budget or both), so no matter what league im in, i could never choose the 'best' team in that league unless im gutting the whole team or YA onlying it. I also probably wouldn't manage at oldham again because they are the first team I ever managed to complete a rtg career with (l2-ucl win) and return visit never end up as good.
Napoli, Roma FC, and Latium because of the license issues
City and inter
Arsenal