Football management is a fickle business. Not long ago everyone was talking about Claudio Ranieri, the old school manger who had stuck it to the big boys, winning the title with a squad of cast offs and lower league nobodies. Well now it turns out it was just a flash in the pan, and Claudio is nothing more than a has-been once more, endlessly tinkering with his squad and falling toward the Championship because he's got no idea what he is doing.
Marco Silva. He's the new kid on the block and he's turning Hull from a complete basket case doomed to relegation into a well drilled machine capable of taking on any of the big clubs, even after having to sell their two best players. Well, their best one and Jake Livermore.
Anyway, do you fancy proving yourself to be the next big thing like Marco and sticking up two fingers to Merse and Thommo rather than a fading star like Claudio? The you need to get yourself signed up as a new manager in the OTF League on Xpert Eleven.
Want to know more? Xpert Eleven is an online football manager game. You are given a team with a squad of players and you compete in a league with other OTFers, some are hardcore regulars, and some are occasional posters and some are just lurkers who don't really post on here at all and just enjoy the game. We don't mind really.
Just like in real football, you try to pick a team to beat your opponent whilst trying to nurture young talent and, with some training, squad alterations and accumulation of wealth, grow your squad of players into a successful winning team. You play in a league twice a week, and you get to choose the formation and style of play that you think best suits your team, and can buy and sell players in the transfer market and bring in new youth prospects.
It doesn't take a lot of time either. A couple of minutes a day will usually do just to check updates and set you team, though you may spend a bit more than that on the site if you want to find a new player or write a press release (which can earn you extra cash).
The game is easy to play, and the site is very simple to navigate. Also we are a welcoming bunch and are happy to help with any questions that might arise as you get used to the game play. Just try it for a season and see how you go, we won't mind if you decide that it isn't for you, though you might find it hopelessly addictive and end up running a massive private league like I and others have.
It doesn't have to cost you anything. The game is free to join, but you have the option of purchasing VIP membership if you want to take advantage of extra gizmos or increase your team portfolio.
And joining is easy too. This is the league invite link. Just click on it, enter your details and the OTF League admin Etienne will set you up.
Marco Silva. He's the new kid on the block and he's turning Hull from a complete basket case doomed to relegation into a well drilled machine capable of taking on any of the big clubs, even after having to sell their two best players. Well, their best one and Jake Livermore.
Anyway, do you fancy proving yourself to be the next big thing like Marco and sticking up two fingers to Merse and Thommo rather than a fading star like Claudio? The you need to get yourself signed up as a new manager in the OTF League on Xpert Eleven.
Want to know more? Xpert Eleven is an online football manager game. You are given a team with a squad of players and you compete in a league with other OTFers, some are hardcore regulars, and some are occasional posters and some are just lurkers who don't really post on here at all and just enjoy the game. We don't mind really.
Just like in real football, you try to pick a team to beat your opponent whilst trying to nurture young talent and, with some training, squad alterations and accumulation of wealth, grow your squad of players into a successful winning team. You play in a league twice a week, and you get to choose the formation and style of play that you think best suits your team, and can buy and sell players in the transfer market and bring in new youth prospects.
It doesn't take a lot of time either. A couple of minutes a day will usually do just to check updates and set you team, though you may spend a bit more than that on the site if you want to find a new player or write a press release (which can earn you extra cash).
The game is easy to play, and the site is very simple to navigate. Also we are a welcoming bunch and are happy to help with any questions that might arise as you get used to the game play. Just try it for a season and see how you go, we won't mind if you decide that it isn't for you, though you might find it hopelessly addictive and end up running a massive private league like I and others have.
It doesn't have to cost you anything. The game is free to join, but you have the option of purchasing VIP membership if you want to take advantage of extra gizmos or increase your team portfolio.
And joining is easy too. This is the league invite link. Just click on it, enter your details and the OTF League admin Etienne will set you up.
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