Soccer Manager.com News

The SM Researchers have started to review Section 1 & 2 of 12 of the Main Leagues but are only reviewing the Brazilian Série A. 

For information on what can influence a rating please visit the relevant section within the online help.

The SM Forum contains a wide variety of forumers who all offer different insights into the world of SM. Due to this I am going to start publishing some of their articles within the SM Blog, and these will be in relation to general game help.

The staff at SoccerPro.com headed by podcast host Curtis Stelzer discussed the “9 myths every Soccer Manager player believes - even the really good ones” recently on their excellent Goalmouth Scramble.

SoccerPro.com launches Goalmouth Scramble podcast to cover largest soccer sim game - SoccerManager, all on company time.

Columbia, MO (PRWEB) July 2, 2008 — SoccerPro.com™ (http://www.soccerpro.com), an online soccer retailer, announced today the launch of the Goalmouth Scramble™ podcast. This is the first podcast known to regularly cover tips and tactics for the most popular fantasy sports soccer simulation game, SoccerManager.com (http://www.soccermanager.com).

Last week one of our Gold Members, Danny Curtis, wrote to us regarding a website which he has created himself. The website he has created is called Decent-Gaming, and it can be accessed via this link.

The cantera policy adopted by many Spanish clubs never ceases to amaze me, and it seems as though Real Madrid Castilla have done it again.

A few weeks ago we made some changes in relation to the finance section of the game, and this was in regards to ‘Cash Injection’. This has caused some confusion from managers asking if/when they actually receive it.

Now Euro 2008 has come to an end it is no surprise to see countless lists published on who was hot or not during the tournament. Now I am going to stay neutral on who were the top flops of Euro 2008, and instead I am going to put forward the candidates from other sites and then let you vote on who was the biggest flop.

Euro 2008 has now officially ended, and UEFA have named their UEFA Euro 2008 Team of the Tournament. Before I continue with this article I would like to congratulate Spain on claiming their second trophy, and the style of football they played in the final (and during the rest of the competition) epitomized the way the game should be played.

A popular suggestion we receive is in relation to making ‘Classic’ standard setups, and this suggestion refers to teams of yesteryear.

Since the creation of the beautiful game the world has seen many great teams come and go, and each of these have left their mark for all to see. Could you imagine a ‘Clasic’ standard setup containing some of these great teams?