Comparing Real Life with FM.

yes very *sniff*:(:weep:weep

the only injurys i ever have is top leg mussell strains every now and then which is piss anoying

its really sad mate.

barmy, you have to take a few courses. And after thats complete you will get a UEFA Diploma.

so everyone can become manager, some at the lower leagues dont havent taken the UEFA courses and gotten that diploma.

thing is that with the UEFA diploma you will most probably have it easier getting manager jobs.

but why many football players become football managers is because they are already well known in the top flight football and can easily go from being players to rubbish managers.

lol unlike us lot but seriously though i know it takes time to learn but if anyone put there mind to it they could do the course

_Man_u_barmy_army_ : lol unlike us lot but seriously though i know it takes time to learn but if anyone put there mind to it they could do the course

im gonna do the course later on. i was thinking of doing it this summer. but i want to concentrate on my playing career at the moment and my job and such.

but i will no doubt take every course out there for managing.

good luck to ya mate even with the qualifications its still hard to get a job

It isn't that hard to get UEFA license. Because you Football Association gives them not UEFA. In Serbia there are lot of managers that have that license but thats because Terzic, former president of Serbian FA was giving them to everyone...

Just giving them away for FREE FREE FREE

Well, probably not for free... But that was few years ago...

Arsene Wenger has a degree in MBA or ME and he never played footie before, neither did Rafa Benitez. So, ManUBarmy.. who knows you could become the next big thing. You could take over SAF's legacy in OT. It's all possible, no? :yes =D

Wenger played Semi-Professionally.

Did he? *check internet resources*

incorrect. He played professional football as a defender with RC Strasbourg as a matter of fact! I was wrong in saying he never played footie before. But, hopefully you get the idea.. Thanks for the correction.

My bad, I believe he became a Player/Manager at some stage too.

ermm.. He never was a player/manager. According to my resource, he got his manager's license at the age of 32 and became the coach of the Strasbourg's youth team and took over Nancy 3 years later. But his first medal came from AS Monaco in the first year he took over.. :yes