championship manager 01 02 saved game editor

Hundreds of seasons, titles, relegations, frustrating 3rd places, and a good chunk of my childhood dedicated entirely to virtual football management. I have found, at last, a game I could run and play for hours on end. My computer couldn’t run anything too demanding, but it did run Brasfoot without breaking a sweat. I found out about Brasfoot from a friend, back in 2006. I’d dare to say that literally every Brazilian kid that happened to enjoy football even if just a little, played Brasfoot at least once in their lifetime. It didn’t take long until it became a cult title and everyone either had played it or at least heard of the game.īrasfoot, just like Elifoot, was very easy to run, cheap, had lots of Brazilian teams (obviously), so it instantly became a fan favorite. The simplicity, ease of use, and low hardware demands made it very popular in Brazil because people couldn’t afford fast computers (even low-range stuff was prohibitively expensive back in the day). Elifoot, although not popular anywhere else other than Brazil and Portugal, is (yes, it still exists!) a very simple football manager, which is simple, lightweight and you can go through several seasons in a day. Confusing, isn’t it? Worry not, everything will be explained in due time. It’s the Brazilian equivalent of Elifoot, which is the “father of all managers”. “What the hell is Brasfoot?”, you might ask, understandably so. Unlike most people, I didn’t grow up with Championship Manager or Football Manager being my first managerial experience on PC, and there’s a good reason for that: we had Brasfoot. It has been a good decade since I first heard about Championship Manager 01/02.

Championship manager 01 02 saved game editor