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Summary“far and away the best football management sim for iPhone and iPod touch” (www.soccergaming.com) The world’s number 1 football management series returns to your iPhone and iPod touch – and is fully iPad compatible. The sequel to the App Store’s No.1 football management game of 2010 is here. Developed by Sports In... Read More
Rated E
Rated Efor Everyone

Football Manager 2011

Released On: 
Nov 4, 2010
Metascore
Generally Favorable
85
User score
Generally Favorable
8.5
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Metascore
Generally Favorable
85
96% Positive
22 Reviews
4% Mixed
1 Review
0% Negative
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Dec 21, 2010
93
Computer and Video Games
Football Manager 2011 is a complete triumph, and as satisfying as a last minute winner in the local derby.
Jan 8, 2011
90
Multiplayer.it
Despite the changes to the UI introduced by the past year episode, Football Manager 2011 remains one of the most complex game on the market, with an infinite number of different possibilities, options and hundreds of hours of gameplay. A must buy for any football fan.
User score
Generally Favorable
8.5
87% Positive
95 Ratings
9% Mixed
10 Ratings
4% Negative
4 Ratings
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Jul 26, 2022
10
ElizA89
It is 2022 and this remains the best game I have and will ever play. Yes it has it's minor flaws but it is the only game I could play forever if I had to. Has kept me entertained for thousands of hours and will continue for years to come despite new releases. It takes maybe the first 500 hours to really understand what it takes to be good at the game but I promise you when you find the perfect system it is a beautiful thing.
Oct 9, 2011
10
Snoop
This game keeps bringing me back. I have spend hours managing teams and have enjoyed it a great deal. I'm yet to find a single flaw with this game and the player negotiations are great, the players feel like they have a personality now and are not just a name or number in your team. I am very excited for the new one to come out and will be excited for the one after, this title will always be the one I look out for. Also for those who have trouble starting out I recommend editing the data base, I have put a teenage version of me in game with a lot of potential and it has been great watching him develop over 5 seasons. Toon Army!
Dec 21, 2010
90
VideoGamer
More important than all the above is the fact that Football Manager 2011 is a huge time sink that will keep you playing for hours on end for months to come.
Dec 29, 2010
89
Games Master UK
Still brilliantly addictive for the hardcore, but a few niggles stop it being champion. [Jan 2011, p.87]
Jan 28, 2011
80
Telegraph
Football Manager requires a certain level of commitment. If you can make that commitment, I can see that there's a rewarding experience to be had but I don't think I can do it. Almost two decades after I started playing, I'm more comfortable with Fifa and with the lighter iPhone version of Football Manager. But a whole new generation of students are about to get their minds blown.
Dec 30, 2010
80
PC PowerPlay
Nothing groundbreaking, but polish is ideal for those who escaped last year. [Jan 2010, p.68]
Jan 12, 2011
70
Gamereactor Sweden
For every year, Football Manager is more about statistics and less about football. The hyper realism hurts the game more than it makes it anjoyable, but it is still by far the best in this genre.
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Mar 26, 2011
10
Levardos
Improved compared to previous Football Managers. The game is really great and enjoyable. Highly addicting. I spend many hours playing this game and I'm still not bored of it. Pretty realistic, although the game may crash sometimes and there are few bugs, though I believe they will be sooner or later most fixed in patches. Many tactical options to choose from, many teams to play as. It's so different to play as a team from lower division from a poor country, than playing as a top premier league team, yet it's never boring, it's always fun. Summary. Pros: -Realistic. -Just what you need if you're a football fan. Cons: -If you never played it, maybe difficult for you at first. -Highly addictive! -Some bugs.
Mar 21, 2011
10
dnfstorm
The best game yet with a brilliant match engine and level of detail, dealing with relationships, agents and the media is great fun, a must for any player of the old class of football manager or championship manager games - 10/10
Jan 14, 2011
10
kieron
football manager is a really good game and as the years have gone by it has got easier to use. I like the new updates like when you score the player does a celebration. And they way they are celebrating i think its going to beat fifa in the rankings.
Jan 10, 2011
7
thebenjster
More polished than previous versions and the match animations in particular are much less formulaic. I enjoyed it a lot even if there is nothing groundbreaking in this years release.
Dec 9, 2011
5
Quality
Football Manager 2011 provides a large database, tons of stats, and lots of variety when it comes to tactics. A revamped contract system adds even more depth to this classic series. However, the media interactions as well as the player talks should be considered for what they are, trash. The match engine is poor, but not the main issue. What it comes down to is that this game turns out to be more like work than real entertainment.
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Nov 4, 2010
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