But make sure you check out the state of the club first - you don't want to take on a side doomed to relegation, or a team which doesn't have much money as that wouldn't be good for your career. You can apply for other jobs either in the same country you're currently managing in or abroad. But be careful you don't spend what you don't have as the chairman will not take kindly to this and it could have a negative effect on your job security, maybe even resulting in the sack!Īs you career progresses, so your reputation will increase and other clubs will consider appointing you as their manager. The chairman will expect you to steadily improve the team, so usually the targets will get higher and higher each season.You will be given a transfer budget and a wage budget for the season which you can spend on whoever you want. This could be something like avoid relegation, finish in the top 10 or even win the league. You’ll be in control of player sales too – will you accept that big offer for your star player?Įach season your chairman will give you a realistic target to achieve. Make offers to buy or loan them, using your business acumen to negotiate transfer fees and personal terms. There are 17,000 players in the game and your scouts will regularly provide reports on as many as they can. Each country has realistic league and cup competitions, meaning there are 64 trophies to compete for in total – how much silverware can you win?! There are 750 clubs to manage across 9 European countries including England, Spain, Germany, Italy, France, Russia, Portugal, Turkey and the Netherlands. Or will you ditch them when other jobs become available at bigger and better clubs, working your way up to managing one of the giants of European football? Choose one and take it from the bottom league all the way to European glory. A handful of small clubs are prepared to gamble on your potential and make you their manager. You are a young, promising football manager at the start of your career. Do yourself a favour and check our the Freeze64 website for more information.Take on the role of a football manager in this realistic soccer strategy game.
C64 SOCCER BOSS HACKED FULL
Mainfolfi is likely to add further hacks across the upcoming days or weeks (no pressure Vinny) so it would be worth book marking his C64 Mini Hacks page to go back to (heck why not bookmark his whole page, it’s that good).įor those of you who have not come across Vinny’s fanzine, Freeze64 is a home-grown, A5 pro-printed, full colour, gloss, Commodore 64 gaming, cheat and coding fanzine, which you can buy and have sent to you wherever you are in the world.Įach issue is full of features on hacking games, mini game reviews, coder interviews, game ending reviews, desert island disks, special features, game news, tips, revealing hidden game messages, guides and lots more.
Did you know that one of TheC64 Mini’s current limitations is that it assumes that the joystick is connected to port two? This means that while you can load up great titles like Bruce Lee, Ghostbusters and HERO on the Mini, there is no way to control the game play as they all expect the joystick to be in port one.įortunately, Vinny Mainolfi who happens to also produce the great Commodore 64 fanzine – Freeze64, has been busy converting some of our favourite port one controller games so that you can play them on TheC64 Mini.Īt the time of this article, Mainfolfi has been able to convert across Big Mac, Bruce Lee, Bubble Bobble, Delta, Falcon Patrol 2, Ghostbusters, HERO, Hunter Patrol and Le Mans.
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