AndySams10
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An Englishman's Adventure...
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After spending many a night up late reading the fantastic stories on FM Base, whilst the wife slept next to me, one story got me thinking about my future career path. The more and more I read about 'Rafaelle D'Aniello - Building a Legacy' by Safc-mad-scotty, it dawned on me that I hold the minimum coaching qualifications to coach abroad.
Now, don't get me wrong, I have my own coaching company, I've just been appointed manager of a semi-professional team and I have a great life here in Hampshire with my lovely wife, but the thought of building my own managerial legacy, was a risk that I feel would be to tempting not to explore further.
The next morning, accompanied with some toast and orange juice, I began searching the vacant manager jobs in and around Europe that could possibly lead to me being invited for an interview.
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Before I go on, I'm fully aware that you need the Pro License to be able to manage in the Premier League and UEFA competitions, but as this is a story and of course you can be manager of teams on FM'15 with less qualifications, I've tweaked a few things to help make the story as realistic as possible, so hopefully you all will enjoy my journey.
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Okay, so with the list of vacant manager jobs on my laptop screen, I began to carefully pick and choose the clubs I was going to enquire about an interview.
The great thing about world football is no matter where you are or what team and league you follow, there will always be a football season that has already got underway. And this was the case where the most vacancies were, in a country that was just reaching halfway through it's domestic campaign and though nearly all the teams I hadn't heard of before, that's where wikipedia comes in handy, I knew if I could get my foot in the door for an interview, it could be the nation where I could begin the start of a new chapter in my life.
So without further ado and armed with my National C license(based on FM'15's coaching badges) and semi-professional playing reputation, my wife and I jumped in the waiting taxi and headed towards the airport for the start of my managerial adventure...
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Due to a crash dump and issues with my laptop, I was unable to continue my previous stories as I couldn't load them up. Hopefully now those issues are resolved and I can begin a new story without any inconveniences.
View attachment 277095
After spending many a night up late reading the fantastic stories on FM Base, whilst the wife slept next to me, one story got me thinking about my future career path. The more and more I read about 'Rafaelle D'Aniello - Building a Legacy' by Safc-mad-scotty, it dawned on me that I hold the minimum coaching qualifications to coach abroad.
Now, don't get me wrong, I have my own coaching company, I've just been appointed manager of a semi-professional team and I have a great life here in Hampshire with my lovely wife, but the thought of building my own managerial legacy, was a risk that I feel would be to tempting not to explore further.
The next morning, accompanied with some toast and orange juice, I began searching the vacant manager jobs in and around Europe that could possibly lead to me being invited for an interview.
**********
Before I go on, I'm fully aware that you need the Pro License to be able to manage in the Premier League and UEFA competitions, but as this is a story and of course you can be manager of teams on FM'15 with less qualifications, I've tweaked a few things to help make the story as realistic as possible, so hopefully you all will enjoy my journey.
**********
Okay, so with the list of vacant manager jobs on my laptop screen, I began to carefully pick and choose the clubs I was going to enquire about an interview.
The great thing about world football is no matter where you are or what team and league you follow, there will always be a football season that has already got underway. And this was the case where the most vacancies were, in a country that was just reaching halfway through it's domestic campaign and though nearly all the teams I hadn't heard of before, that's where wikipedia comes in handy, I knew if I could get my foot in the door for an interview, it could be the nation where I could begin the start of a new chapter in my life.
So without further ado and armed with my National C license(based on FM'15's coaching badges) and semi-professional playing reputation, my wife and I jumped in the waiting taxi and headed towards the airport for the start of my managerial adventure...
**********
Due to a crash dump and issues with my laptop, I was unable to continue my previous stories as I couldn't load them up. Hopefully now those issues are resolved and I can begin a new story without any inconveniences.