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Total Club Manager 2004

aka: Fußball Manager 2004, LFP Manager 2004, TCM 2004

Moby ID: 12021

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Windows screenshots

thumbnail — Main menu. The interface was designed keeping the infamous "EA Trax" as unobtrusive as possible.

thumbnail — A trivia game, kind of "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Manager"

thumbnail — By delegating functions the player can act as a coach, manager, or anything he pleases.

thumbnail — Choosing a team.

thumbnail — Season objectives

thumbnail — E-mails will keep you updated on the current affairs of the club.

thumbnail — Friendlies and training camps can be assigned in the calendar.

thumbnail — Setting formation.

thumbnail — The training plan means the difference between a player hanging 90 minutes performing superbly or asking to be replaced after 45 minutes of a disastrous performance.

thumbnail — The youth team is a cheap way to provide new possible stars.

thumbnail — It's possible to customize kits, but most top-tier teams feature real kits.

thumbnail — Making a good offer won't do in most cases. Top staff require top conditions.

thumbnail — Keeping a steady hand on finance will please both the board and shareholders.

thumbnail — Setting ticket prices and designating areas for season tickets and away fans.

thumbnail — Some stadiums are real, and it's a shame to change them.

thumbnail — This incredibly ugly 100'000 seater might be large, but costs around €250M.

thumbnail — Club facilities

thumbnail — There's also a 3D view for facilities. Sadly, the stadium is downgraded to a generic look-alike.

thumbnail — Realistic fans. But it might to be possible to change things around,

thumbnail — Comparing this to Real's cup holder would be a pointless exercise.

thumbnail — This is how a week passes by, allowing to keep an eye on fitness and fatigue levels, next fixtures and some random snippets of information.

thumbnail — High bonuses help team morale, but a good run of results might leave the club uncovered in the bank.

thumbnail — Random events force the player to take measures, such as suspending of fining a player, even if it's your star.

thumbnail — The quality of a player is dictated by his levels and skill modifiers.

thumbnail — "EA Magazine, bringing the latest to you desk."

thumbnail — Comparing two players for a swap.

thumbnail — When a financial deal with other team needs to be settled, this screen (similar to the Union's negotiation in Theme Park) pops up.

thumbnail — Comparing teams before the match. Looks easy enough.

thumbnail — Text mode underway

thumbnail — Tweaking tactics.

thumbnail — A pop-up warns players of changes done and goals scored.

thumbnail — Hal-time pep talk

thumbnail — Match analysis

thumbnail — Team of the week. Sometimes harder games put more players in the list than easy ones.

thumbnail — Once the paychecks start rolling in it's possible to buy some luxury commodities, as well as try to get rich from the stock market.

thumbnail — Interviews can shift the morale of teams, players and fans.

thumbnail — Entrance to a match viewed in full mode

thumbnail — In-game. Presentation is the same as a FIFA 2004 game (for the bad and the good things)

thumbnail — That lob got the keeper off-guard, but it slipped past the post.

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