First and foremost, the game was a swansong for the original series, the last CM developed by Sports Interactive and published by Eidos. There are many reasons to love CM/FM, but perhaps the game’s biggest draw over the years has been its staunch commitment to realism.įrom youth team training to the minutiae of contract negotiations, the game has always done its best to imitate real life - often at the expense of ‘fun’ in the conventional sense.Ĭhampionship Manager 03/04 was significant for two reasons. The management simulator is played (and written about) by adults who should probably know better, and the growth of mega-money games like FIFA has had little impact on its popularity. You might not play it anymore, but virtually anyone with an interest in football has delved into the world of Championship Manager or Football Manager at some point. Then a few years later Frank Lampard went and turned it into real life for Chelsea. On Championship Manager 03/04 there was an extremely successful tactic which turned out to be a bug in the game.
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