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samdean:
mukina still waiting for code

caius:
FPL Site is open for the 2015/16 season. You can select your players now

seyi42k:
Fellow managers, welcome to the new season. Last season started as a heady one for me and it therefore caused intoxication & headache so much so that it was poorest showing so far in my FPL career.

Any way this is Intelligesia resuming early and always at ur service.

Hopefully, I can maintain my streak for a longer period. Oh and guys, this year's FPL promises to be more interesting.

Kindly log on.

@Mukina, we need a new thread

Joshnash:
Pls guys I bought a football manager 2015 pc game, after I installed it I started playing but when it got to playing my first pre-season game....it just crashed, I tried reiinstalling it over and over but it still continued. When I check online abt the problem I found out thay some people also faced the same challenge and so I dnt know what to do.

zhukafa:
cool

OCTAVO:
Available.

RobinHez:
well users of fm15 have been having issues because its the beta version...fm14 remains the best for now!

can u paste the error message here?

RobinHez:
caius help out here...

RobinHez:
nice!
would i need any crack of such?

RobinHez:
nice...how did u activate the handheld version?

obinoral1179:
Site is not going

timilehing:
Why are they twisting this?? Dangote should just say "Truck managers are needed nationwide"

Rhemmymatician:
Believe it or not this is a managerial position that is on offer, but the advert didn't say anything about getting a salary. You sorta own the truck (not completely o, ole, be patient first) you have to find a driver, you have to pay the driver. When he starts work you are basically his manager, until his odometer hits 400,000kms and then voila! You're the owner of a real life truck (trailer + tractor)..... sounds good eh? but, the target is 400,000kms. That is like 275 trips from lagos to Abuja and back. And moreover they have 7000 trucks plus current fleet, so don't expect your truck to load every 5 days. Plus, by the time your truck hits 400,000kms considering the heavy load it will be carrying, it will be a heavy headache for you to manage.
I'm not trying to be a spoiler (cos I just might try it) but, not all that glitters is real gold, drop the rose-tinted glasses and look again before deciding to go for it.

CrazyScientist:
That's shitty!

2nd leg capital one cup semi finals, trashing man city 2-1 , won the first leg 4-0

caius:
thks. started as promised and i will not cheat. i am currently employed as head coach Castilla (real madrid team b) i cannot sign anyone with transfer budget of 26k and wage bill already -513k
2matches DL......loading

RobinHez:
caius keep it up man!

caius:
Get your players to believe[b][/b][i][/i][size=14pt][/size]
Despite having all the right ingredients in place, the most crucial can be the hardest to find. In Cotterill's words: "Belief is everything."

He added: "The players' standards and expectations throughout the season have risen. I said I wanted to win this league from day one. And I think, after a few months, their desire to win it had become the same as mine.

"You have to sell it and they have to buy it."
PART7
http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/32512953

caius:
[b][/b][i][size=14pt][/size]Use the loan market wisely
No season is without its blips and, heading into the New Year, City were in danger of suffering a significant one when forwards Wilbraham and Kieran Agard both picked up injuries. Step forward Matt Smith.

Out of favour at Fulham, the former Leeds forward signed for the Robins on loan and wasted no time in making an impression, scoring 13 times in 20 appearances, including four in a single game against Gillingham in the Johnstone's Paint Trophy.

"He's as good a loan signing as you could get," said Cotterill. "When it's new, you're wondering how he's going to score his goals - is he going to score coming into our team framework?

"But he ended up striking up a good relationship with Jay Emmanuel-Thomas and they played very well together. And, as I've said before, all good things come from Cheltenham."
PART6
http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/32512953

caius:
Keep it tight at the back[i][size=14pt][/size]
It is no good scoring bucket loads at one end if you cannot keep them out at the other.

However, boasting the best defensive record in the division, City's success also owes plenty to their solid back three.

"They've been great," said Cotterill. "When we brought Luke Ayling in, I wanted somebody that could bring the ball out and, quite often, when you look for a centre-back they might not be able to do that.

"But it was a perfect fit and Derrick Williams had done that on the other side last year. It couldn't have worked out any better."
PART5
http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/32512953

caius:
Get goals from all over the pitch[i]
To be successful you need a goalscorer in your team, so says the old adage. Cotterill's approach, therefore, has been to stack his Bristol City side full of them.

In total, 18 different outfield players have chipped in with goals this season, including five who have reached double figures. Though Wilbraham ended as the club's top scorer, the 12-goal contribution from centre-back Aden Flint has been as impressive as any.

"He was already fantastic in our box, but now he's become fantastic in the opposition's box too," said Cotterill. "You get a lot of centre-backs that run up for a corner, head it over the bar and the crowd say 'oooh, what a great effort', but I'm not sure that's enough.

"It's great for him and great for his confidence. People see him as a big lad, but it doesn't matter how big he is, he still needs confidence. It's been a great season for him."
PART4
http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/32512953