Reborn in 1996, when computer CPUs ran at a mere 120 MHz and the football industry was booming, I unexpectedly got bound to a useless System based on a modified version of Football Manager 97. But the System came with harsh restrictions: only by becoming the head coach of a professional team could I unlock all its features and activate its permissions.
To unlock the System, he started from scratch, running around to earn coaching certificates and hitting dead ends in his job search as he struggled to break into professional football. By chance, he came across a struggling team on the verge of bankruptcy and drowning in debt. In front of the club chairman, he boldly vowed to turn things around, dazzling everyone with his forward-thinking vision and eloquence. In his spare time, his wit and a clever use of mythology helped him charm British beauties as he steadily established himself in the football world.
Drawing on memories of the future, he accurately read the course of competitions. His precise predictions and moves during Euro 1996 earned him his first million, which he promptly used to buy a stake in the fallen club and become one of its shareholders. Armed with capital and an eye for the future, he moved first, signing the raw young Miroslav Klose before he had even entered professional football, when nobody else believed in him, and securing a future superstar ahead of time.
Taking an unconventional approach, he overhauled the team’s training, teaching a group of young players the Five-Animal Exercises to build their strength and discipline, and creating a training system unlike any other. Eager to claim the head coach’s seat and fully activate the System, he even challenged the current coach to a public wager: if the team failed to win a single match in the first five league games of the new season, he would leave of his own accord.
With his entire future on the line, he gambled everything to break through. From an unknown nobody to the man at the helm of a team, watch as the protagonist relies on a retro football System to make his mark on the pitch, discover brilliant young talent, reshape the football world, rise from the bottom, and build a legendary dynasty of his own!
I don't know if I don't understand. You have spent one million to buy someone else's shares. Why can you use this money to buy players? Of course, when someone sells their shares to you, you have to take the money and leave. Why, you use the money to buy players and inject capital into it, and then take away the shareholders' shares. Isn't that a robber? If you are financing, right, then it's better to say that you are investing to buy someone else's equity, so how can you use this money twice?