Albion Club Manager, Desktop Computer

West Bromwich Albion supporters (not the Wee Rovers from Coatbridge - sorry Albion Rovers fans) are all set to have their own specific management games, where they take charge and manage their own club. So if you really think that you can manage the array of talent on show your favourite club, now's your chance. Is it promotion, the FA Cup or European qualification that you've set your sights on? This is your chance to take total control of Albion. Can you blend a large squad of players into a team of winners, and take the Baggies right to the top of the league? Key Features The only officially licensed football management game specifically for this club in the market Accurate 2003/04 squad, including official player pictures not seen in any other games Online support for fans including free mid-season player picture updates to ensure the game is always accurate Processor friendly - runs on low spec PCs ideal for every household, no complex machine set-ups required Includes unique 'Be In The Game' feature for actual fans - real fans featured

Buy Albion Club Manager for 1.99 GBP

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