Do you stick with 1 Team?

Lafortezza

Just wondering if people start a game with 1 team and stick with that team throughout (which is what I always do).

Anyone jump around from team to team during a savegame? never saw the point of this myself as its much more satisfying to bring Barnet or similar to Champs league glory than to take Man U over when ferguson retires and leave your current club

Delboy79

I kind of get attached to a club after Two seasons.
I once managed Forest Green Rovers for 42 seasons

BKtje

Just started playing last month. Into my 5th season. once i do the quadruple ill go to another club

was so close last season. Lost in semi's in Fa cup and in final of Champs league to Bayern.

Pepe LeFrits

Yea, once i've done it all ill change team. Might just start a fresh game though. Playing in 08/09 now with Sheff Wed, top of the league unbeaten after 13 games but im only in the UEFA cup, so the holy grail is a while off yet

the fnj

I'll normally stick with a team till I'm bored, I'll stay with a big club untill I start winning everything with ease, then it's time to go and join some division two nobodies and sign loads of former greats on free transfer along with all the best free transfer youngster. All are happy to play division two when they are working for such a good manager and are confident in moving to the premiership in two seasons.

Makaveli

I grow too attached to my team to ever part with them. So I'll play with them the whole way through. Usually games will last a max of 10 seasons before I start a new game. I hate having to start over though.

Quatre Mains

- picked Oxford the last 2 CM versions, will probably try them again next version. I enjoy the lower division stuff more

uberwolf

If you've started low down, and brought success then you stick with them, brought R n' D from conference to CL winners in consecutive seasons, never going to take another job. Its crap that the clubs or your personal reputuation doesn't reflect this improvement...

AdMMM

I usually start with a d3 team. I took charge of Leyton Orient for 1 season, realised I was going to get the chop but thankfully Walsall offered me a job, I got them promoted and now I'm on top of the Premier League after 7 seasons, however the board still like having a capacity of 12,000

Exit

It's more satisfying to stay with one team, particularly a team that have started in a lower division.

watman

I put a 5 year plan together - eg Rushden will be in Premier Division within this period
If i dont make it , i hold my hands up and resign *<-- Hint for Mr Houllier *