Select 15 teams from the National League North and 15 from the National League South. Give all of them 1 billion dollars and apply all the basic strategies that put them in the best position to advance. See how many of them advance to the top tier and how many of them are able to stay there. With 30 teams up and coming, does that mean the entirety of the top tier gets rewritten, or does something else happen? Which teams in the actual top tier would be able to survive, and would any of the 30 stay below the Championship level?
I would temper that with $eeding $1,000,000,000 to each of the current Top 6 Club$ in each of the $outh and North Conference$ and then $imulate 30 year$ to $ee if any of tho$e dozen funded Club$ cracked the Top 6 of the EPL ...
I haven't play the game for a long time, when did Football Manager introduced Financial Fair Play? One thing I liked about the game is that there was no such thing as Financial Fair Play, first league licences etc. If you played with small team and qualified for Premier League (or some other first tier national league), you qualified, simply by result merits. I hate todays situation where (for example in my country Croatia) team gets 1st position in Second League, but failes to get license for First League. What's the point of competing then? Does this happen in the game too now?
give mancity £0 and see how long it takes for them to become non league team just for ToXicFlow every time they sell someone reset their money back to £0
You do realise that wouldn't hamper them at all because they'd still get money from match day revenue, sponsorships, prize money, TV money, they wouldn't need to sell anybody. In fact many clubs spend most of the season having a negative bank balance, but at the end of the season they get a load of money so its fine
Doubt that he’d do it as the first few episodes will get views but it would drop off as series do. He gets much more views doing it in this format but I’d like a SDMN series also to be fair.
You should simulate this again but instead of letting the simulator control signings/facility upgrades, you should do it and see how much faster you can get to the prem
Manchester City were already in the Premiership when it was bought by sovereign wealth investment company. A good example of a wealthy billionaire owner guiding an obscure club in 5th tier division into 1st tier division is SAP co-founder Peter Hofmann and Hoffenheim FC in Germany.
@@iMadrid11 man city being in the PL doesn't mean they were relevant. For pretty much the last quarter century (before2010) they were struggling in the bottom half of the table and 20 years ago they were in 3rd tier of English football.
You should be like that vampire from Elder Scrolls 4 (Jack Spingheel whatever he's been called) where he writes a diary, the first few entries are within 10 years, the next one is like 50 years, the next one is over 200 year and then the last entry he has lost count of how many years it's been. What I mean is, sim to the year 3000 and see how many Champions Leagues they won
Try the Northern Irish Premier Division. I do it sometimes, give every club £1,000,000,000. Attendances can range from 3,000 for the top teams to 100 for the bottom. All clubs are semi-pro, but 3 get into the early European qualifiers. See how long it takes for someone to get to the group stage of the Champions League, and for Northern Ireland to qualify for the World Cup!
the club probably released a tonne of players on free transfers and you can only see that by selecting "Released Players" on the "All Transfers" drop down on the transfer history tab
könnuður I don’t think he’s played this game properly for years and plus its FMs fault for putting it separate, I mean they have ‘Free Transfers In’ on the ‘All Transfers’ so why not outward ones too
@@MattTrev97 Because it would clog it with irrelevant youngsters. It's also why youth graduates are separate, even though they're technically "free signings" (when they sign their first youth contract).
The reason no one huge signed early is that club stature is a huge part of transfer interest from the biggest players. No one wants to play for a lowwww league team
My toughest playing time with this game is managing Colwyn Bay which is stucked in stadium expanding because for 14 years always blocked by civil council. I spent 48 seasons with my personal targets. Literally that's my best football manager gameplay ever.
No that was a job that was just available, he didn't get offered it. In FM when you don't manage a team you get a list of all teams without a manager even if some clubs you would have no chance of getting.
@@bananaisgood3743 Yeah i know bruh just trying to fill people in on how that available job mechanic works, for anyone interested in possibly trying the game
The problem with attracting good players is that your club in the conference is not 'famous' enough. There is a fame/reknown setting for every club. Good players would want to go to a famous club. No amount of money will make them want to go to a club which is not famous.
If this were in real life, then assuming financial fair play etc did not apply the rise to the top would be much quicker. There would be enough top players nearing the end of their careers, or not getting enough games at their existing clubs, on free transfers or available for nominal sums, that you could offer £50k a week to. You'd pack out the team with a standard that is at least 2-3 leagues above the team's current level. £50k a week for (say) 15 players would be a little under £40M a year, which would be a mere 4% of the funds available. For those sorts of wages you can also attract players from the 2nd tier (and in some cases the top tier) of other European leagues, many of whom would again be of a far higher standard than the Conference North/South, Conference National or even League Two. Many players in La Liga Segunda Division, Serie B, 2.Bundesliga and Ligue 2, as well as the top two divisions of maybe Portugal, Holland, Czech Republic, and others, would not be earning £50k a week. They would run away with the semi-pro leagues in the first couple of seasons. Once in League 2/League 1, you'd have the pick of any player at that level, and if you wanted to pay £100k or even £150k a week to take top players from the Championship or Premier League, or other top leagues, you could. If you had a squad of 25 with the average wage £100k a week, and even if there was zero money coming in, you'd still be looking at an annual wage bill of £130M, meaning that you'd easily have 4 or 5 years to assemble a Premier League level squad and establish yourself.
One of the reasons the team plateaus is because of the low reputation they start off with. It prevents them from attracting big players no matter how rich the club is. Eventually it will rise, but if it started off high the rise would be meteoric.
250 million not even that much , man city , man united, arsenal, liverpool, tottenham, chelsea have around 150mil transfer budget and their current squad is already worth over 1bil ... to be competing for top 6 they probably need 2bil @ottoday @athodemus
your conclusion is not correct, the billion doesent do anything, wellingtons achievments have been tied to the implementation of a frontend sugar daddy as financial fairplay rules do not allow to spend muchmore money then the income generates + a league depending bonus by the sugar daddy. thus if you want a fast promotion you´ll have to setup a sponsoring deal granting 100mil each year for 100 years with this granted inccome you´ll see promotions nearly every year.
Damn man! Suddenly this vid was recommended, watched it, great! I havent played football manager in years. Last time i played, it was Premier League Manager 2001-02 or 00-01, dont remember. That was epic. Damn, it was nice to look that. I hope(d), that u will keep running the sim and we will see year 2100 or something :D. Defenitly like and sub! GL. Keep doing these!
Create yourself and make yourself the best player in the world however put yourself in an Non League team and see how long it would take to become a premier league team
The problem with massive cash injections are that they don't increase the market size much for the team in the long term. It increases a bit of course, but with Arsenal, Spurs, Chelsea, Crystal Palace, Fulham etc all on their doorstep Welling are going to struggle to gain market and stabilise the massive long term regular income they need to sustain a player base costing hundreds of millions. , most fans don't swap allegiance. Football fans if anything are generational. Father to son. So their long term income is locked at a relatively low level. 1 billion £ sounds a lot. but at the moment, it wouldn't buy you the 25 top players Barcelona have registered... never mind pay for facilities and wages. And the income for such a small market club would mean the balance would just drop year on year. In other words this experiment is a scaled up version of Blackburn United in the 1990's the SaS era.
It's a good idea, but it's such a bizarrely uncontrolled and unfocused experiment that it fails as a video. Maybe some organisation (when to pause the holidays, what to check and keep us updated on, etc) and some structure would make this more watchable. Lots of potential though, keep it up!
Tbh , was 2 seasons in to starting with York before the laptop died cause was a cheap refurb and sucked but you can get to league two in 2 seasons only signing frees from the England trials and released players almost too easily , was quite disappointed in the lack of challenge till I hit league two , suspect theres an element that pushes you to the full pro leagues tbh then kicks out once you do if you dont rush to join a bigger team... maybe a loyalty bonus I dont know. Almost sold the game after three weeks as it felt so easy to that point. I'm not sure money really matters down that end of the tables
Swap a Champions League team with a geographically very nearby Conference North/South team. So for example put Salford in Premier League and Champions League, one of the Manchester clubs in Conference North and not in European competition, and do absolutely NOTHING else to the teams, stadium wise, finance wise, players wise, etc. See what happens.
A lot of why it takes so long is FFP. Even with a billion in the bank, it's not something you can just endlessly spend with. Revenue still has to be made, so even with all the money in the world, you can't spend unless money is coming in.
You didn't show staff signings, that would make big differences and surely who you make responsible for signings too, director of football or assistant, chief scout?
Here's an idea. Change all of the top six team's money to something like £10m each... sim it for 5 years and see what new power in EPL football appears...
Give Port Vale a lot of funds, wait for them to become a top league team, and then take the budget away and see how long it takes for them to go back down
I'm pretty sure that Michee Efete signed in the second season there was the footballer who matched with KSI on his pretending to be a Girl on Tinder video
28:54 Anyone else notice that the team's manager was Ilkay Gundogan?
This kinda thing happens on FM, players retire and become staff members :)
Was just scrolling through the comments looking for this!
Yeah, also Calhanoglu, Wolfsburg manager
As I say this is normal haha, I'm guessing you guys are new to footy manager
it’s at around 23 minutes too- for the VILLA
31:44 They bought Simon Tipple for 42,5 mil. but sold him the season after that for 28 mil (35 mil.), brilliant strategy.
outstanding move
Welling sold him after relegation to Brighton, who were then themselves relegated by Welling.
Stonks
Imagine having the time of your life playing for the JUVENTUS U-23 team just to be signed by a team in the English 6th division
££££££££
@@Ravsieg I'm pretty certain you earn more in Juventus U-23 than in a semi-professional team
@@zombieguyproducion did you see his wage? he was on like 19k a week, hes deffo making more there than in the U-23
@@ogbhenryii I'd still take Juventus over a semi-professional team in England even though Welling gave him a ridiculous salary
here's the man in real life
www.bbc.com/sport/football/48362430
"Shall I do it with 2 clubs? Yeah, lets do that" ADHD kicks in, immediately forgets.
King Chong To see if one club succeeds while another fails with the same budget
@@BrooklynBoy206 This is spot on.
Paul Scholes you’re so dumb
@michael mcflufffield did you even watch the video?
@The Religion of Atheism because Josh is funny. Also you had to click on the video to comment this so😝😂
10:13 - Damn, Welling must have been desperate, they've somehow managed to convince big Sam Allydyce to come out of retirement and play as a defender.
underrated comment.
Select 15 teams from the National League North and 15 from the National League South. Give all of them 1 billion dollars and apply all the basic strategies that put them in the best position to advance. See how many of them advance to the top tier and how many of them are able to stay there. With 30 teams up and coming, does that mean the entirety of the top tier gets rewritten, or does something else happen? Which teams in the actual top tier would be able to survive, and would any of the 30 stay below the Championship level?
I would temper that with $eeding $1,000,000,000 to each of the current Top 6 Club$ in each of the $outh and North Conference$ and then $imulate 30 year$ to $ee if any of tho$e dozen funded Club$ cracked the Top 6 of the EPL ...
Josh: *sets budget to 1b
Also josh: *freaks out over 700k spent
22:57 - Club failed financial fair play in League Two....I wonder why.
Just Matt 1fghh
I haven't play the game for a long time, when did Football Manager introduced Financial Fair Play? One thing I liked about the game is that there was no such thing as Financial Fair Play, first league licences etc. If you played with small team and qualified for Premier League (or some other first tier national league), you qualified, simply by result merits. I hate todays situation where (for example in my country Croatia) team gets 1st position in Second League, but failes to get license for First League. What's the point of competing then? Does this happen in the game too now?
give mancity £0 and see how long it takes for them to become non league team just for ToXicFlow every time they sell someone reset their money back to £0
they'd sell expensive players and get money back. With that they'd slowly build up again
@Paul Izzy u got rekt by @ToXicFlow
You do realise that wouldn't hamper them at all because they'd still get money from match day revenue, sponsorships, prize money, TV money, they wouldn't need to sell anybody. In fact many clubs spend most of the season having a negative bank balance, but at the end of the season they get a load of money so its fine
ToXicFlow Also you do realize that he said to reset their money to zero every time they sell someone
James Bane you do realize that he edited the comment after toxic commented
Make a fully pledged sidemen fc football manager series!!!
Doubt that he’d do it as the first few episodes will get views but it would drop off as series do. He gets much more views doing it in this format but I’d like a SDMN series also to be fair.
@@zz_gaminghd4596 And to that effect, we can blame how they've groomed the majority of their fanbase.
Love this series, please carry on❤️❤️❤️
Dead series, this is why no one watches his channel
You should simulate this again but instead of letting the simulator control signings/facility upgrades, you should do it and see how much faster you can get to the prem
thornburn1989 effort tho
@Tom AcM rules are made to be broken mate, let's all live a little!!!!
@Tom AcM nevermind mate
Basically what the UAE/Abu Dhabi regime have done with Manchester City.
Come on they've spent more than 1 billion.
Manchester City were already in the Premiership when it was bought by sovereign wealth investment company.
A good example of a wealthy billionaire owner guiding an obscure club in 5th tier division into 1st tier division is SAP co-founder Peter Hofmann and Hoffenheim FC in Germany.
@@iMadrid11 man city being in the PL doesn't mean they were relevant. For pretty much the last quarter century (before2010) they were struggling in the bottom half of the table and 20 years ago they were in 3rd tier of English football.
Chris Bautista or what red bull does. Buys a low tier club then slaps their badge on there and act like the previous club didn’t exist
WHAT, MY BROS BEST M8 IS THAT CAL PRESTON, HE PLAYED FOR BOLTON but had to get released because of the financial issues
mad
Would have kept him if he was decent
For those that don't know Josh probably chose for Welling for the first team because he went to school there.
you're gay
Says the white hand called John
@@reflex2999 says the guy who knows a youtubers life lmao, nerd.
@@John-be4vd maybe he went to school with him dickhead
@@Donte_Mac that makes him even more gay.
Martyn Woolford. The guy who scored the winning goal against Millwall in the play off final. HERO😍
And where are Scunthorpe now?
@@readysaltedpirate5171 Bit of a stupid comparison given it was 10 years ago🤫🤫
Joshua Wentworth it wasn’t a comparison. it was a question.
The video was ok but what spoiled it was the persistant use of zooming into your face. There is no need for it.
You should be like that vampire from Elder Scrolls 4 (Jack Spingheel whatever he's been called) where he writes a diary, the first few entries are within 10 years, the next one is like 50 years, the next one is over 200 year and then the last entry he has lost count of how many years it's been. What I mean is, sim to the year 3000 and see how many Champions Leagues they won
How you didn't watch the survival match between Welling & Brighton is beyond me... But this was very interesting - thank you!
I've got a feeling the phrase "You are currently unemployed" applies to a lot of players of this game.
free transfers don't necessarily mean good business when they immediately go on 70k a week contracts.
Why do I feel proud that Josh said Maidenhead - the town I live in lmao 10:06
Try the Northern Irish Premier Division. I do it sometimes, give every club £1,000,000,000. Attendances can range from 3,000 for the top teams to 100 for the bottom. All clubs are semi-pro, but 3 get into the early European qualifiers. See how long it takes for someone to get to the group stage of the Champions League, and for Northern Ireland to qualify for the World Cup!
This is awesome. Doing that in FIFA results in nothing at all. Glad there is a game that focuses on realistic simulations
As a Leeds fan, I had very mixed opinions when I saw Wilks at Welling. It's good to see him successful, I guess
He’s on fire at Doncaster in real life MOT 💙💛
“We lost to a plane, we lost to a plane that doesn’t exist anymore”
What a match to end the video with. Really enjoyed following the Welling journey
So a long, drawn out nothing happened then.
Give 1 billion to Millwall. They'd use it properly and win the CL eventually.
00ivatsa nobody likes millwall
they would use the money to buy kkk uniforms and build a giant concrete wall around Bermondsey that says whites only all the way around
@@aidentimmins9698 I don't hate millwall just the fans
@@bp3366 mk dons
Nah. It'll last them about 5 years paying off fines
You should redo this experiment where you give all the teams in one league the maximum budget and see what unfolds.
"Lost to a plane!" 😂 😂
Leeds are on EPL this gives me hope!
the club probably released a tonne of players on free transfers and you can only see that by selecting "Released Players" on the "All Transfers" drop down on the transfer history tab
It was so frustrating waiting for him to realize it....and then he never did.
könnuður I don’t think he’s played this game properly for years and plus its FMs fault for putting it separate, I mean they have ‘Free Transfers In’ on the ‘All Transfers’ so why not outward ones too
@@MattTrev97 Because it would clog it with irrelevant youngsters. It's also why youth graduates are separate, even though they're technically "free signings" (when they sign their first youth contract).
If the team hasn’t got a good scout + assistant manager then the team really won’t sign any good players
I actually went to school with Stephy Mavididi, guy smashed 4 goals against me in form football. Was very sad, mans a baller tho
The reason no one huge signed early is that club stature is a huge part of transfer interest from the biggest players. No one wants to play for a lowwww league team
Premier League is more attractive for players abroad and here in the UK.
My toughest playing time with this game is managing Colwyn Bay which is stucked in stadium expanding because for 14 years always blocked by civil council. I spent 48 seasons with my personal targets. Literally that's my best football manager gameplay ever.
you had a job offer to Bayern Munchen even though all you have done is be on holiday.
bananaisgood 😂😂
No that was a job that was just available, he didn't get offered it. In FM when you don't manage a team you get a list of all teams without a manager even if some clubs you would have no chance of getting.
@@jordanhaggan6682 I wouldn't know as I don't play the game.
@@bananaisgood3743 Yeah i know bruh just trying to fill people in on how that available job mechanic works, for anyone interested in possibly trying the game
"Spent £134m and didn't survive". We call this 'doing a Fulham'
The problem with attracting good players is that your club in the conference is not 'famous' enough. There is a fame/reknown setting for every club. Good players would want to go to a famous club. No amount of money will make them want to go to a club which is not famous.
If this were in real life, then assuming financial fair play etc did not apply the rise to the top would be much quicker.
There would be enough top players nearing the end of their careers, or not getting enough games at their existing clubs, on free transfers or available for nominal sums, that you could offer £50k a week to. You'd pack out the team with a standard that is at least 2-3 leagues above the team's current level. £50k a week for (say) 15 players would be a little under £40M a year, which would be a mere 4% of the funds available.
For those sorts of wages you can also attract players from the 2nd tier (and in some cases the top tier) of other European leagues, many of whom would again be of a far higher standard than the Conference North/South, Conference National or even League Two. Many players in La Liga Segunda Division, Serie B, 2.Bundesliga and Ligue 2, as well as the top two divisions of maybe Portugal, Holland, Czech Republic, and others, would not be earning £50k a week. They would run away with the semi-pro leagues in the first couple of seasons.
Once in League 2/League 1, you'd have the pick of any player at that level, and if you wanted to pay £100k or even £150k a week to take top players from the Championship or Premier League, or other top leagues, you could. If you had a squad of 25 with the average wage £100k a week, and even if there was zero money coming in, you'd still be looking at an annual wage bill of £130M, meaning that you'd easily have 4 or 5 years to assemble a Premier League level squad and establish yourself.
One of the reasons the team plateaus is because of the low reputation they start off with. It prevents them from attracting big players no matter how rich the club is. Eventually it will rise, but if it started off high the rise would be meteoric.
Do a millwall career as it will be interesting to see you do one love the vids
Keep going with the football manager videos! Enjoying them a lot
One of the players it signed I went college with that's mad out of all of the players from the database
This Salford FC experiment was very interesting.
Give all championship teams 250 million and sim 10 years, see what happens
That would just be inflation lol
250 million not even that much , man city , man united, arsenal, liverpool, tottenham, chelsea have around 150mil transfer budget and their current squad is already worth over 1bil ... to be competing for top 6 they probably need 2bil @ottoday @athodemus
its the reputation, its slow but after like 5 years they go up a lot usually. Maybe because welling are just bad.
your conclusion is not correct, the billion doesent do anything, wellingtons achievments have been tied to the implementation of a frontend sugar daddy as financial fairplay rules do not allow to spend muchmore money then the income generates + a league depending bonus by the sugar daddy. thus if you want a fast promotion you´ll have to setup a sponsoring deal granting 100mil each year for 100 years with this granted inccome you´ll see promotions nearly every year.
This is basically a Man City simulator 😂
7 mid rolls? Times must be hard as a multi millionaire
Damn man! Suddenly this vid was recommended, watched it, great! I havent played football manager in years. Last time i played, it was Premier League Manager 2001-02 or 00-01, dont remember. That was epic. Damn, it was nice to look that. I hope(d), that u will keep running the sim and we will see year 2100 or something :D. Defenitly like and sub! GL. Keep doing these!
Do a series with Millwall
That’s mad to see that a player from my local side AFC Telford made it into a football manager video!!!!
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Create yourself and make yourself the best player in the world however put yourself in an Non League team and see how long it would take to become a premier league team
they would probably just sell you tho
@@pikipxx if he was the manager, he could just reject all offers
The problem with massive cash injections are that they don't increase the market size much for the team in the long term. It increases a bit of course, but with Arsenal, Spurs, Chelsea, Crystal Palace, Fulham etc all on their doorstep Welling are going to struggle to gain market and stabilise the massive long term regular income they need to sustain a player base costing hundreds of millions. , most fans don't swap allegiance.
Football fans if anything are generational. Father to son. So their long term income is locked at a relatively low level. 1 billion £ sounds a lot. but at the moment, it wouldn't buy you the 25 top players Barcelona have registered... never mind pay for facilities and wages. And the income for such a small market club would mean the balance would just drop year on year.
In other words this experiment is a scaled up version of Blackburn United in the 1990's the SaS era.
Carlisle are probably the most isolated team in the UK who could represent a decent sized part of the population
The ambition of the chairman and the ability of the manager matter.
Josh play *RISK* with Vikk, behz and Simon!
They bet Liverpool 4:0 Hahaha
Post the forest every day!
Yes.
Carry on with the football manager 🔥
this is back when josh still lived in the sidemen house, think he forgot to post this one..
He says it in the video...
You too won a fuckton of money, you have like 7 ads!
It's a good idea, but it's such a bizarrely uncontrolled and unfocused experiment that it fails as a video. Maybe some organisation (when to pause the holidays, what to check and keep us updated on, etc) and some structure would make this more watchable. Lots of potential though, keep it up!
I know, it's like he got bored of his own idea.
Great video Zerkaa i just enjoy every sec
Tbh , was 2 seasons in to starting with York before the laptop died cause was a cheap refurb and sucked but you can get to league two in 2 seasons only signing frees from the England trials and released players almost too easily , was quite disappointed in the lack of challenge till I hit league two , suspect theres an element that pushes you to the full pro leagues tbh then kicks out once you do if you dont rush to join a bigger team... maybe a loyalty bonus I dont know. Almost sold the game after three weeks as it felt so easy to that point.
I'm not sure money really matters down that end of the tables
When I had FIFA manager years ago I used to edit everything
Here's comes the money!
Great video josh should keep doing these
Up the Weston-super-mare!
Hahaha you got relegated. UP THE WINGS
@@kingmarble3400 made this was over a year ago 🤣 what a bad year for the gulls
Frank lampard was coaching Newcastle
Leeds managed to get to 5 place in premier league last season. Just behind Liverpool. Impressive.
FOOTBAL MANAGER IS LIKE FIFA FOR DADS
Fifa is like football manager for morons
If anyone has been to welling they’ll know that it can not hold 4,500 like it says on the game
Yeah I've been there as an away fan an I can say my garden shed is bigger than they're stadium.
Probably can't sell anyone as the buying clubs would fail to agree personal terms with players expecting such huge wages at that level...
Can you finish this vid and see how long it takes for welling to win the premier league.
Malik Wilks on a free transfer and 20 goals pretty decent signing 17:54
To Zerkaa: Since this is not real life, you look like Troy Deeney of Watford.
3:54 man said january yet goes to june xD
Swap a Champions League team with a geographically very nearby Conference North/South team.
So for example put Salford in Premier League and Champions League, one of the Manchester clubs in Conference North and not in European competition, and do absolutely NOTHING else to the teams, stadium wise, finance wise, players wise, etc. See what happens.
What a great idea.. i would love to see this
Look at the final prem table, the usual top 6 teams, and then the mighty Leeds out of no where ALAW
Do a series!
"so that's all Welling good"
UP THE WINGS
Hmm, im sure i've seen something similar, cough man city cough
A lot of why it takes so long is FFP. Even with a billion in the bank, it's not something you can just endlessly spend with. Revenue still has to be made, so even with all the money in the world, you can't spend unless money is coming in.
15:31 Ayy Stephy! It's a shame he never made it into the Arsenal first team
More of the forest videos please 😇
Should do this stuff but in fifa 19 manager...
Haven't watched sodemen in about a year and a half, now this pops up through autoplay after fucking highlights of a football match
Whys your second channel not that popular?? Its sick!!
Because he & Tobi don't sell out a FRACTION as much as the other Sidemen do.
Yea *cough* simon *cough* vikk
@@adhd7959 Honestly, here's how I'd rank the Sidemen based on how they sellout:
1. Ethan
2. JJ
3. Harry
4. Simon
5. Vikk
6. Tobi
7. Josh
1/7/2023: Club fail Sky Bet League Two financial fair play regulations. XD
You didn't show staff signings, that would make big differences and surely who you make responsible for signings too, director of football or assistant, chief scout?
Josh please download face and Logo packs
Here's an idea. Change all of the top six team's money to something like £10m each... sim it for 5 years and see what new power in EPL football appears...
This fucking video never gets out of my recommended ffs
Give Port Vale a lot of funds, wait for them to become a top league team, and then take the budget away and see how long it takes for them to go back down
Was doing this 20 years ago , man I feel old!
I'm pretty sure that Michee Efete signed in the second season there was the footballer who matched with KSI on his pretending to be a Girl on Tinder video
You should do a Millwall series