There has been thanks, there has been outrage, there has been accusations made towards the morals of the team at FM-Britain, one guy even said they are forcing poverty onto families. Personally I do not see the problem with the home of Football Manager tactics charging for there new e-book Communication and Psychological Warfare ’10. I mean, these guys have been producing content week in week out for well over 5 years now for, not for there benefit, just for the good of the community to help us become better managers.

The release of there new e-book has sparked arguments across various fan sites and the official forums regarding the price £7.95 tag – FM-Britain are not forcing anybody to buy this, if you want to develop your managerial skills and want to buy it, buy it. If you don’t, then the answer is simple.

After reading through the book over the last couple of days, it really has helped me understand the fact that it’s not only tactics that make your team a strong force, but interaction. I never pay attention to things like team talks but after reading through some of the chapter/sections it’s made been think a bit more about them. Of course my team has not won every game 50000-0 since the changes, because I am slowly putting them into effect and it will be long term strategic success.

Anyways, CPW’10 comes into three sections as you could have guessed from the title.

• Communication – Motivating your team through player interaction and team talks.
• Psychology - Man management skills and getting the best out of your players through there personalities.
• Warfare – Focusing on the media to give your team advantages, yep, Football Manager 2010 really is advanced.

I do have some slight criticism of the guide though, 77 pages is one hell of a long read and for people like me it can get difficult and really boring. However, despite this being my only bit of criticism, FM-Britain have worked with that in mind, and along with the guide are a series of audio files (over 2 hours worth). The audio files are ‘spoken’ (if thats the right word?) by two familiar voices Gareth Millward (Mille) and Jordan Cooper, hosts of the FM-Britain podcasts. So if you the prefer to skim the book and listen to the audio’s whilst your playing Football Manager 2010 then this really is for you in my opinion.

One of the best things about the book though is that it has been organised in a way that you can easily find what your looking for, by looking at the contents for a specific section of just using the search tool. This means that if your ever wondering about something or need some tips, you can open it up at any time and find what your looking for.

With 77 pages of in depth strategic Football Manager 2010 hints and advice, Communication and Psychological Warfare ’10 really is the ultimate Football Manager 2010 guide to squad management.

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The links to CPW’10 in this review are affiliate links, which means I will be getting a commission from any purchases made through the link. All money made from this will help fund my hosting which is due to run out so it’s not like I will be gaining massively from this.

I was as honest as I could be when writing this review and did not try to ‘big it up’ just to earn some money. I really do think it is a great book that could be the key to success for all us Football Managers so give it a try! Thanks to anyone who buys through the link as it will help the site a lot as well as contribute to FM-Britain to help them develop as a site.