Football Manager 2007 (PC) Reviews

A very good management game, with the inclusion of parent and feeder clubs which has added to the enjoyment of the game, making it easier to create loan transfers between clubs and useful for getting those annoying work permits for young stars being brought to the UK. As well as this the revamp of the youth teams makes it easier to produce ...  Read the complete review

football manager 2007 is a good manager game and is a really good way of passing time! you can choose from lots of different nations from albania to khazakstan! then you can choose a team to manage in that nation or if you want a challenge you could start un employed. depending on your club you can purchase new players with your transfer budget. ...  Read the complete review

I love this game. I simply love this game. Even two and a half years since it came out I still play this non-stop, it's that good. It's little wonder that FM/CM has been cited in so many divorce cases, this edition especially has just captured the genre perfectly. Whereas previous editions where perhaps too easy, this one was perfect ...  Read the complete review

Football Manager 2007 is a great game if you would love to try your hand at being a football manager. You can take charge of almost any league team in the world, or even a non-league team in England. I'm sure that there are some people out there that would love to manage Vauxhall Motors or Tamworth! Once you pick your team, you then ...  Read the complete review

Football Manager 2007 is still my favourite managerial game on the market. This is mainly due to the fact that 'Football Manager 2008' did not work properly on my PC (most of the menus were missing) and I have not been out to buy 'Football Manager 2009' yet. In this edition of the game, the 'Team Talk' is introduced for the first time. ...  Read the complete review

Having always been a fan of the Football Manager series of computer games, i was pretty excited when they announced this would be coming out, got it on the 1st day of sales in the UK after waiting a few months, boy was it worth the wait, the improvement since the last game in the series is outstanding, i though 2006 was really good, this, however ...  Read the complete review

Best football management game, lost hours playing this game

I have always been a fan of the championship/football manager series, and this only enhanced my opinion. The interface is now much more advanced than the old series, with easy 'tree' menus down the side and 'breadcrumb' menus across the bottom of the screen. Also, there is now increased interaction available, with both players and other staff. ...  Read the complete review

The Football Manager series has been the undisputed king of all football manager sims since it first came out a few years back. However, gauging the competition, this is hardly a feat. Championship Manager is frankly very poor and as this is from the same studios and made by the same people, the gameplay is plagued with the same problems. ...  Read the complete review

I'll be honest from the off - I absolutely love this game, and if I didn't have a job I'm sure I could lose vast quantities of my life to it. The premise, in case you don't know, is simple - take on the role of manager at the professional (or semi-pro) club of your choice, and try and guide them to greatness. You are in charge of buying and ...  Read the complete review

Football manager 2007 is as you guessed the 2007 version of the long running manager game and with Football manager 2008 due out soon it should be good to see if anything will change much. Now then first of you set up an account with your name details etc. then you have a choice choose a team to manage from the off, and when I say a ...  Read the complete review

Football Manager 2007 comes from the team that used to bring us Championship Manager. FM 2007 looks really good, and the user interface works very well. This is so addictive, it has everything, I have played as a premier league team, all the players are there, backroom staff and the finances of each club are realistic. The in game mode is good ...  Read the complete review

As a footie fan i love football games, especially types like football manager and championship manager. I guess im a wanna-be manager hoping to bring a lower team to the premiership, and im guessing i am not alone here. Obviously you like the "hands on" approach e.g. tactics, training and backroom staff that is why you have decided to ...  Read the complete review

Football Manager 2007 Background ----------------- The game was originally called Championship Manager and it was made by two brothers in the early 90's who then went on to create Sports Interactive. Until the 2004/2005 football season Sports Interactive worked with Eidos to create the game. Before the start of the football ...  Read the complete review