Lets make it official …
The post that was inevitably going to happen – The site as you see it is effectively ‘closed’. With a change in my priorities and even more responsibility with Official research for Football Manager 2010, I had little or no time to update the database let alone play the game.
I’m not planning on providing a data update for FM2010 but I have been in conversation with a few people about a few options for this place come FM10 time.
One thing won’t change though …..
FM WeeGiE will still be found at the same place
Version 7 is out now!
Newcastle in the Championship, Burnley in the Premiership, who’d of thought it at the beginning of the season? Anyway Updates is released with all the English & Scottish League ups and downs, all the latest transfers, releases and managerial moves. I’ve made a few other tweaks which probably won’t be noticeable but enjoy anyways!
FM Update V6 released
Be glad I’ve released this today or tomorrow you could’ve had another lame joke like this one. So much is included in this update I really don’t know where to start! Read more
A Preview of Version 6
many people have been wondering over the last few weeks what housekeeping of the database has consisted of, well now it’s done I can announce it as a full blown change for Version 6 – ALL old Injuries/Bans/retirements have been removed from the latest update. Read more
FM09 Update V5 is now out
As the title says – Version 5 (Codenamed Musampa) of our FM2009 update is released. A lot of work has gone into this one but if I get everything into the next one I’m planning we’ll once again raise the bar on Data Updates! Read more
Happy Easter – Have an update!
For those stuck at home for the Easter weekend with nothing else to do than play Football Manager – Have an up to date Database to play with! Read more
Update Version 3 released
The 3rd version of our post 9.3 update is now out for your FMing pleasure. I refer to this version as Codename: Shearer as it sees the Geordie’s return to the FM database as well as seeing Sven back in the unemployment line. Read more
