Key Features:

Twenty-six concurrent leagues will be playable

Accurate profiles and histories for over 50,000 players, managers, and coaches, collated by a dedicated army of football fans from every corner of the globe.

A full interactive transfer system featuring all the elements of modern day negotiations.

Full international simulation featuring all the major tournaments plus B-team and U-21 management opportunities. Now includes the Olympic Games U23 tournament.

Data Editor, allowing you to change and modify the stats used in the game. Keep your teams squads up to date or even add yourself into the game.

Local and National media involvement, you can now read and reply to media stories about the clubs and players and events in the game.

For the ultimate challenge you can now play the game using randomised fictional players.

Improvements of Championship Manager: Season 99/00:

New Leagues added : Ireland, Northern Ireland, Wales, Turkey, Greece, Russia, Poland, Croatia, Finland and Australia

All competitions, awards, transfer and disciplinary rules updated; the game is now based on the 2000/01 season!

Further improvements and enhancements to the match engine and user interface

Added player statistics (including shots on target and pass completion ratios), to aid your player analysis

A live league table on match day allowing you to plot how your club's position in the table will change as the goals fly in.

Improved staff feedback on the current squad and potential signings via the news and player profiles. Now includes coach and physio reports.

Improved player feedback via the news and player profiles.

Managers now have the chance to approach the Football Association to request the postponement of fixtures and to complain about the referee

Updated player and team photos.

Championship Manager 00/01 requires the following system specifications to run correctly:

Pentium Processor

32MB (or more) RAM

Graphics card which supports 16bit colour in 800x600 resolution.

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