After a struggled start last week we found ourselves languishing in the bottom half of the table, although there was only a handful of points between us and 4th place.Championship Manager Season 97/98 is the last CM arrangement based on Championship Manager 2 engine. If you missed last week, and you want the sensation of rubbing broken glass in your eyes, well, you … Continue reading → Great Heathen Army: Part 10 – Finding our Feet | dag fellow Heathens. Hello and welcome back to another week of are they still here. We had 3 and half fantastic years at Morton in Scotland before … Continue reading → Football League Trophy Manager 97-98 – P07: Peace, Love and Getting Beat Every Week | & The Blog Squad We enter Season 6 on the back of an immediate promotion back to the Premier League with Coventry. That’s right, I don’t even harbour ambitions of winning the Scottish Premier Division, just simply finishing above one of … Continue reading → 30 For 30 – Season 6: Survival Scrap | and welcome back to the 30 for 30 challenge. We’re back for another shot, another season, another desperate attempt to claw our way into Europe’s elite. Without further ado, … Continue reading → What’s your Beath? Part 16: Black’s Seven Last week we were unceremoniously knocked out of both cups but were knocking on the door of Europe in 6th place with 16 games remaining.

Great Heathen Army: Part 11 – We March On | Dag and Velkomin back to the final installment for this season. We all took on the challenge of trying to recreate Fergie’s treble…with mixed results. The patch you want is 3.04e and I found it on this website – as ever, be cautious with anything you download and websites you visit.īlog: You can read all our CM3 writing here The game needs the CD to run and I found it wouldn’t work on my Windows 10 laptop unless I downloaded the patches. Instructions: There isn’t really a download that I’ve found for this one, so I bought it on eBay for a fiver. Also squad numbers, reserves, training and the first game to have the left menu bar interface. Notes: First game in the CM3 series, introduced network play for the first time.

Playable Leagues: England (including Conference for the first time), Scotland, Italy, Spain, Germany, Holland, Belgium, Spain, Portugal, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Japan, Brazil, Argentina. Ash helped Andrew sell how good this version is here. More importantly, it didn’t run in bloody MS-Dos. Many leagues, a sidebar menu, network capabilities. Say goodbye to Dos! In March 1999, Championship Manager 3 came into our lives and with it came the first steps towards the more modern games.

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