#Football manager 2021 mac m1 pro

With a UEFA Pro coaching badge and an International (Continental) reputation, I was able to give him high scores in attacking, determination, motivating and man management, which I feel is accurate (unless you’re Titus Bramble). I, as him, will play this out on Football Manager and see where it takes us…īesides creating an amazingly life like figure (FM’s avatar generation has got insanely good), I feel the attributes are also on point. Unfortunately, in 2020, it seems no club is prepared to risk drawing criticism by taking a chance and appointing him. I think Di Canio would have made a brilliant manager if he had been allowed to continue, or if another club had given him a chance. He is fondly remembered for his goal against Sheffield Wednesday, and his performances for West Ham and Lazio during his playing career, not so much for his time managing Sunderland. He straddles the line between genius and nutcase like few others have done, and in my view has been misunderstood and ostracised by many in the British media for no good reason. I’m no West Ham or Lazio fan, but I’ve always loved Paolo Di Canio, both as a player and manager.

If you want to follow my adventures stay tuned to my Substack ()! I will also be posting this story over at Sortitoutsi, my favourite FM community online. After a long FM hiatus, when I didn’t have the hardware to play it seriously (multiple seasons with a big database), I’m delighted to be back playing after picking up a new M1 Mac mini.