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name	publisher(developer)	year	description	platform
1st Division Manager	Codemasters (Cirrus Software)	1992	[media=youtube]oiDWLx49M9I[/media]*All the FA Cup, League and Superleague features! Plan training, teamtalks, market transfer and cunning strategies! Realistic throw-ins, hat tricks, penalties, injuries, off-sides and more! It's incredible... you are the boss.* [159]* [102]* [7]	Amiga
3D World Soccer	Simulmondo	1992	We know that it's what everyone claims but believe us when we say that this is the best simulator/game of soccer ever made for computer or console!!! 3D WORLD SOCCER is the most playable, the most spectacular, the most realistic and the most technical soccer game yet. You, too, will be saying the very same things in about an hour's time.	Amiga
Adidas Championship Football	Ocean	1990	Adidas Championship Football is a soccer game with 24 national teams. The only playing mode is a championship which mimics the World Cup with randomly drawn groups. A second player can control a second team. The playing perspective is top-down with a scrolling field. The control method is an expanded dribbling method known from the Kick Off series. To make a shot, the player needs to hold down the button for a certain amount of time (this determines the power of the shot) and only then play the ball. The angle can be changed by tapping the button.*Although reviewed in a few magazines, Adidas Championship Football was not officially released on the Amiga in the end. The game has been been recovered though and is available to play.* [102]*** [23]	Amiga
Arsenal FC	Thalamus (Cirrus Software)	1993	Included a free official Arsenal souvenir inside!	Amiga
Brian Clough's Football Fortunes	CDS Software	1987	[76]***This game combines a soccer/football management simulation with a "real" board game. The game box contains a complete board game all with player cards, money etc. The computer game supports the board game. You throw the dice on the computer, see the tables and the computer calculates your income and scores.	Amiga
Bundesliga Manager	Software 2000	1989	Bundesliga Manager is a managerial simulator for a team in the top three German football leagues (Bundesliga, Zweite Liga or Regionalliga). The game contains the real player and team names of that time. The player can handle most of the relevant aspects of a soccer team both economic and sport-wise. The user has to trade players, organize the training, handle the team's line-ups and tactics, negotiate contracts with players and sponsors, and expand the team's stadium. The player follows his team's games as a small white dot moving horizontally over a green rectangle, simulating a ball moving on a soccer field. Up to four players can play simultaneously in hot-seat mode. Bundesliga Manager was the first title in Software 2000's six game series of football management games.* [33]* [49]	Amiga
Bundesliga Manager Hattrick	Software 2000 (Kron Software)	1993		Amiga
Championship Manager	Domark (Sports Interactive)	1992	Championship Manager starts a series of football management games, which means that you don't actually control your players during matches, but you're in charge of choosing the starting lineup and tactics. Matches are played out through a running commentary, with the chance to interrupt it to make substitutions or tactical changes. Each player's performance is rated out of 10 and these are among the many statistics stored throughout the game. The game features all the most important British competitions, and the database 80 league teams (each with complete squads) and 380 non-league and European teams (who you will sometimes play against, but can not purchase their players - buying overseas players is dealt with elsewhere). There are 1,500 players featured, each rated on attributes such as passing, tackling and creativity, and with details such as age and nationality also stored, and 650 managers, coaches, scouts, and physios. Between matches you can purchase or sell your players and trim your squad to suit your needs. When you approach a player, and both the club and player are interested, you put in an offer and see if the club accepts it - they may request an increase. The player will have demands for contract length and wage, before a deal can be completed. The game follows the season by splitting each week into weekday and weekend, each of which may or may not include a match. After you have done everything you press Done and the game progresses in time.* [7]* [23]*** [97]	Amiga
Championship Manager '93	Domark (Intelek)	1993	Domark's Championship Manager is recognised by football fans everywhere as the most realistic football simulation ever! Now this new 1993 edition includes all the latest league and tournament structures, player statistics plus over 50 new features including...** Manager history International transfers and overseas players Double the in-match information Salaries and win bonuses Injury time Reserve squads Supporters player of the year* Championship Manager '93 the only football management simulation to be written by football fans for football fans.* [7]* [158]* [76]* [23]***French version (Guy Roux Manager) [37]	Amiga
Championship Manager '94	Domark (Intelek)	1994	This End of Season Edition is an updated version of Championship Manager 93/94. It adds new team data for the 93/94 season and adds all the foreign players that came to England during the season. One new background picture is also included.	Amiga
Championship Manager 2 Including Special Season 96/97 Updates	Eidos Interactive (Sterling Games Software Limited)	1997	Championship Manager 96/97 is a re-release of Championship Manager 2 with seasonal updates for the 1996/1997 season. The game starts with the new season, and players, managers and teams have been brought up to date, with revised histories for the English and Scottish players. It also includes bug fixes, gameplay balancing and improvements. Next to the technical aspects, it introduces the Bosman ruling that allows professional football players in the European Union to move freely to another club at the end of their term of contract with their present team.***Needs at least 2Mb RAM to run.	Amiga
Championship Manager Italia	Domark (Intelek)	1993	Championship Manager Italia is an updated version of Championship Manager 93. The only difference is that the player now takes control over an Italian soccer club of the series A or B instead of an UK team. The applied soccer rules are adjusted to the Italian circumstances.* [158]* [7]*** [23]	Amiga
Championship Manager Italia '95	Domark (Rave Software)	1995		Amiga
Championship Manager Norge '95	Domark	1994		Amiga
Championship of Europe	Idea Software	1992		Amiga
Club And Country	BOMS Computer Games (Teque London)	1995	In Club & Country the player is the coach of an English soccer team and is in charge of the athletic and financial success. He starts in the Third Division and eventually becomes the English national coach. On the financial side he can buy and sell players, expand the stadium and fire or hire other staff like a groundskeeper. On the athletic side the main aspects are the training and the large tactical possibilities which can be set for every player. The matches are displayed in a screen where the lineup of the player's and the enemy's team is given. There is no animation but there is a text commentary on the bottom of the screen. The player is able to make tactical changes during the game and substitute players. When a special event happens, e.g. a goal, a still in comic graphics is displayed.*** [76]	Amiga
Club Football: The Manager	BOMS Computer Games (Teque London)	1994	Club Football: The Manager lets players become the manager of a third division English football team. The job is to fulfil the contract by maintaining the squad of the team by hiring physician and trainers, keeping the players fit, watching over transfers and maintaining the stadium. The player can interact in the matches by making substitutions. The game is provided with the team editor that should be loaded separately in order to create fictional teams which you can coach.* [23]* [98]	Amiga
Emlyn Hughes International Soccer	Audiogenic	1990		Amiga
Empire Soccer 94	Empire (Graftgold)	1994		Amiga
England Championship Special	Grandslam (Tiertex)	1991		Amiga
Euro League Manager	Manyk;Guildhall (Manyk)	1995		Amiga
Euro Soccer	Creative Edge;Flair Software (Creative Edge)	1992	Released by Flair in Europe.	Amiga
European Champions	Ocean (Audiogenic)	1993		Amiga
European Championship 1992	Elite	1992		Amiga
European Football Champ	Domark (Teque)	1992		Amiga
European Soccer Challenge	Smash 16 (Software Sorcery)	1990		Amiga
European Superleague	CDS Software (Matrix Developments)	1990		Amiga
Fantasy Manager	Anco Software (Playtime Software)	1994	Based on the David Baddiel and Frank Skinner television show.	Amiga
FIFA International Soccer	Electronic Arts (Visual Sciences)	1994		Amiga
Fighting Soccer	Activision	1989		Amiga
Football Champ	Simulmondo	1992	[37]	Amiga
Football Crazy	ESP Software	1991		Amiga
Football Director	D&H Games	1988		Amiga
Football Director II	D&H Games	1988		Amiga
Football Glory	Black Legend (Croteam)	1994	Requires 1Mo RAM.*** [22]	Amiga
Football Manager	Prism Leisure Corporation (Addictive Games)	1990	The disk label says "Exclusively distributed by Prism Leisure Corporation PLC Copyright 1988". But I wonder who really programmed this version, because Prism Leisure is a company who often re-releases games (I wish I had the box and/or the manual). Perhaps it was Addictive who also did the second game, but I'm not sure. And I couldn't find anything about this first "Football Manager" for Amiga anywhere in the Internet (only FM 2 and FM World Cup Edition). And what disturbs me even more is that when I start the game it says "Copyright 1990 Prism Leisure plc". But this would mean it was released AFTER Football Manager 2! Hmmm...I really think I got a re-release of this game. If someone knows better then please correct the publisher and copyright information. Edit: HOL confirms a 1990 release of Football Manager, being released 2 years after the sequel.	Amiga
Football Manager 2	Prism Leisure;Addictive Games (Addictive Games)	1988	[21]* [22]* [1]* [52]*They also released an "Expansion Kit".	Amiga
Football Manager World Cup Edition	Addictive Games	1990	The aim is to manage your team through to winning te WORLD CUP FINAL. Unlike previous Football Manager games there is no requirement to deal with anything other than team tactics, positioning and individual player management. What makes this game uniquely brilliant is the fact that you now have total control of each player in terms of instructing him on things like passing forwards, backwards, long kicks, short kicks etc. Another major factor is morale. This subtley affects your teams performance. So what you say to the newspaper press is important. If the reporters believe and support what you say, they will print positive information about your team and it will boost their morale. You can also affect your team's morale by what you say to them before and halfway through a game.	Amiga
Football Simulation	SPORTsoft	1990		Amiga
Footballer of the Year 2	Gremlin Graphics	1989		Amiga
Gary Lineker's Hot-Shot!	Gremlin Graphics	1990		Amiga
Gazza II	Empire (Active Minds)	1991		Amiga
Gazza's Super Soccer	Empire	1989		Amiga
Goal!	Virgin (Dini and Dini Productions)	1993	best footbal game ever.. better than SensibleSoccer. [judasezt]	Amiga
Graeme Souness Soccer Manager	Zeppelin Games	1992		Amiga
Graeme Souness Vector Soccer	Impulze	1991		Amiga
Graham Taylor's Soccer Challenge	Krisalis	1992		Amiga
Hotball	Satory	1988		Amiga
I Play 3D Soccer	Simulmondo	1991		Amiga
International Soccer	Zeppelin Games	1993		Amiga

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