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FMS Podcast Series 3 Episode 1: FM15 Features
FMS Podcast discussing Football Manager 2015.
Hey guys and welcome series three of our FMS Podcast. This episode features an in depth discussion on the new FM 2015 features, we will offer opinions on what we like, dislike and explain how Football Manager 2015 will work and look. If you are excited about the new game and want to hear about every nut and cranny, listen to this Football Manager 2015 features podcast.
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Football Manager Podcast, Series Three, Episode one
Hosts: Darren Smith and Jake Lenahan.
Duration: 1 hour 33 minutes
Content: Today is all about FM 2015 as Jake and I dissect all the new features, offer our opinions and discuss how the new game will look, feel and play. We’ll cap the first episode of series 3 off discussing who we’ll manage in the new game and what challenges we fancy.
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