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Super players

Updated 02 Jul
Name MATT IS GOD. Has been known not to work!

European Datel Action Replay Codes

Updated 02 Jul
L2 to upgrade facilities in 1 day
D0102BE0 0100
801223DE 0001

Arsenal
800E48E0 E100
800E48E2 05F5

Aston Villa
800E4982 E100
800E4984 05F5

Blackburn Rovers
800E4B70 E100
800E4B72 05F5

Charlton Athletic
800E579C E100
800E579E 05F5

Coventry City
800E4CB8 E100
800E4CBA 05F5

Derby County
800E4E00 E100
800E4E02 05F5

Everton
800E4EA4 E100
800E4EA6 05F5

Leeds Utd
800E4F48 E100
800E4F4A 05F5

Leicester City
800E4FEC E100
800E4FEE 05F5

Liverpool
800E5090 E100
800E5092 05F5

Manchester Utd
800E5134 E100
800E5136 05F5

Middlesbrough
800E5AD0 E100
800E5AD2 05F5

Newcastle Utd
800E51D8 E100
800E51DA 05F5

Nottingham Forest
800E5C18 E100
800E5C1A 05F5

Sheffield Weds
800E527C E100
800E527E 05F5

Southampton
800E5320 E100
800E5322 05F5

Tottenham Hotspur
800E53C4 E100
800E53C6 05F5

West Ham Utd
800E5468 E100
800E546A 05F5

Wimbledon
800E550C E100
800E550E 05F5

Match Day

Updated 31 Aug
If you want to be able to influence the action on the field, you have to watch every match. You can then make tactical
substitutions and formation changes to suit the current situation. For example, if you're one up with not long to go, you
may want to shore up your defence; or if you badly need an equaliser, push men forward. You may also want to replace
a booked or injured player, or alter your formation after a sending-off.

In particular, watch the Territory meter and the Shot count for each team: if the opposition is getting more shots in, that's
a bad sign! Of course, results sometimes go against the run of play, but if you're getting twice as many shots in as your
opponents, you should be onto a winner.

Always look at your players' ratings after the match, to see how they performed. Take a note of any poor performances
so you can possibly replace that player in the next match, or single them out for training.

Transfer Market

Updated 31 Aug
Even if you've got the money, it's not always easy to sign players. So here are a few pointers to 'getting your man'.
Older players want the security of a long contract, so offer them four or more years.
If you have the Ageing option turned off, you can often pick up older players for peanuts - and they won't start going
downhill.

Younger players don't want to be tied down to one club, so offer them a contract of three years or less.

Always offer slightly more than the transfer fee requested and you shouldn't be turned down - by the club at least.
You always have to offer higher wages to lure a player to your team.

You don't have to offer a bonus, but it's usually a good idea to give a goalie a clean sheet bonus; and a striker one for
scoring goals. The 'house and car' bonus is only worthwhile when signing players from abroad.

When trying to buy players from the database (not on the transfer list), you'll just have to guess what fee and wages to
offer: start fairly low and keep bidding higher until you get them.

When you come to renew a player's contract, you usually only have to offer him a slight wage rise to keep him, so don't
shell out more than you need to.

All Out Attack

Updated 31 Aug
This strategy will give you loads of scoring opportunities during a match, although it might leave you vulnerable at the
other end. Select a 3-4-3 (or 3-5-2) formation, Long Ball passing style, and Attacking overall style to pepper the
opposition's goal. It's particularly useful if you urgently need an equaliser.

Winging It

Updated 31 Aug
If you want to use a couple of fast wingers to best effect, select a total of five midfielders. Choose a 3-5-2 or 4-5-1
formation and push them wide with a Passing Game style. We recommend Zonal defence, Medium tackling, and
Orthodox overall style.

Long Ball Merchant

Updated 31 Aug
The 'route one' tactic can be used to bombard the opposition's half with long balls. As you'll be bypassing the midfield
(and the need for any passing skill), you can reduce it to shore up the defence and/or put an extra striker up front. Here's
a typical setup: 5-2-3, Zonal defence, Medium tackling, Long Ball passing, Orthodox style.

Defensive Counterattack

Updated 31 Aug
If you're up against a superior team, the only option is to get men behind the ball. That means a 5-4-1 formation. Use a
Sweeper system, set tackling to Medium or Hard, choose a Counter Attack passing style, and Defensive overall style.

Team Tactics

Updated 31 Aug
Obviously Brian, your match tactics depend on the opposition, so always have a look at their statistics and formation
first. At the end of the day, it's up to your personal preference exactly what style you play, but here are a few general
pointers.

Free Money

Updated 31 Aug
A good managerial tactic if you have a club with a small ground is to look out for the players who are free on the
Bosman ruling. They will still have a transfer value shown next to them even though they are free (this is basically an
indicator to show how much they will be worth once they have been offered a contract). So no matter how good or
poor the player is, just buy the ones with a decent value and then place them straight on the transfer list. This allows you
to make money from nowhere.

Player Reincarnation

Updated 31 Aug
This trick works with the Ageing option turned on. When you start the game, go to the financial screen and pool all your
resources into your youth team so it's up to 70%. Now, when one of your older players retires, he'll be regenerated as a
youth player with the same statistics and wage demands.

Keep a lookout on the transfer list for old players (35 or over) with a decent rating (3.5 stars and over) to buy. Because
of their age, their wage demands will be fairly low, so once they've retired and been reincarnated as youth players you
won't have to pay them much.

Safe Hands

Updated 31 Aug
One of the best investments you can make is a good goalkeeper. They're worth their weight in gold so buy one as soon
as you can. Also, try to improve your defence, as this is the foundation of any good team.

Cover Me

Updated 31 Aug
Make sure you have decent reserve players for every position, so you can replace any injured team-mates - and rest
unfit players. Injuries can become a real problem later in the season, so put plenty of funding (about 20%) into your
Medical staff. You don't want to have to be forced into changing your formation and tactics it can totally ruin your
Season.

Dead Wood

Updated 31 Aug
If you have the Ageing option on, get rid of any old duffers to start with - while you can still get anything for them. Keep
your most promising youngsters as they'll improve with time and training.

Training Ground

Updated 31 Aug
Look carefully at the player Statistics, noting deficiencies in key areas for each position; eg tackling for defenders,
shooting for attackers. Then set the relevant training to increase them. Use Fitness training to improve low fitness - but
also take that player out of the numbered 16 squad members.

General Tips

Updated 31 Aug
What A Great Save
Save your game regularly: it's the classic safeguard of any football management game. That way, if you happen to lose an
important match, you can simply reload your position, alter your tactics, and play it again if only Glenn Hoddle had
used this trick.

Note that you need a whole 15 blocks to save your game, so make sure you've got a blank memory card before you
start - a friend of Adam's had been playing over three hours when he realised he'd have to rush out and buy another
memory card!

Team Nobbling

Updated 31 Aug
Another way to use the Free Transfers Scam (see above) to your advantage is that whenever your come up against one
of your three dummy teams, you can muck up their formations and players to make them easy opponents. Replace any
good players they've got left (since you pilfered their stars!) with the reserves - or even buy rubbish players specially for
them. Put them in all the wrong team positions, just to make sure, then use an attacking formation. This should ensure
victory for your real team.

Other People's Money

Updated 31 Aug
There's another variation of the above trick. On the Transfers screen, select one of your three dummy teams by clicking
in the top left corner. Then buy a player from the list with that team's money . Make a generous offer (hey, it's not your
money!), then select Next Game from the main menu and he should join you.

You can then use 'The Free Transfers Scam' to move that player to your real team. As before, offer nothing, then set the
player's weekly wage to £0, contract to ten years, and bonus to none. Finalise the offer and accept it. Once again you've
swindled one of your three dummy teams. Repeat this process to add even more great players (including international
ones) to your squad.

The Free Transfers Scam

Updated 31 Aug
On the first screen where you choose the number of players, set the latter to four, then click on Manager . On the Name
Entry screen, just keep clicking Return . On the Team Select screen, select three top Premier 'dummy' sides, then
another 'real' team.

On the main menu, go to the Transfer Market. In the top-left corner, make sure that it says your real team's name (ie
Player Four). Then go to the 'Select Player From Database' icon and click on it. Remember, you picked three other
dummy teams, so go to one of them and choose a goalkeeper, defender, midfielder, or forward, then click on the player
you want.

On the Negotiations screen, leave your offer at nothing. Set the player's weekly wage to £0, the contract term to ten
years (or whatever you prefer), and bonus to none. Then finalise your offer. Straight away, the offer for the player will
come up, so click on Accept. Now you have the top-class player on your real team, and you've paid naff all for him! If
the board doesn't let you buy him because of the size of your squad, simply go the Contracts screen (via Squad menu)
and release one or more players.

Repeat this trick to transfer more top players from the three dummy teams to your real side and you'll soon have a dream
team - at all on zero wages!

Note: You may get sacked as a dummy team manager if you offload too many vital players.

Dodgy Dealing

Updated 31 Aug
Although Premier Manager '98 doesn't let you exchange brown envelopes in motorway service stations, there are still ways you can con the system. Many thanks to Carl Sampson of Barnsley for these underhand tactics.

Cheap Contract Renewal

Updated 14 Aug
When you need to renew your contracts, go to contracts, click on the player to renew, increase his wage by £50,
Then add on then years. If done correctly, he will accept the new terms. This may be done with any player.

£4,000,000

Updated 14 Aug
Select the Barcelona or Juventus teams for both away games.
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