This your weekly dose of news, notes and strategical insight into the universe of Football Manager Live. The show covers all the latest developments in FML, happenings in and around the gameworlds, how-to tips and the featured community blog of the week, answering listener submitted questions – strategy, tactics, opinions and issues on the minds of FM Live managers. On this installment of the podcast…

“Studio” Guest:
Terry Olson of Red Cedar Rovers, Keane GW

Topics of Discussion:
1.1 Update Preview: Transfer/Finance System
The reason you may be getting too many yellow cards
FML within the family and household rivalries
Playing FML for fun versus playing FML for blood
Does reading the forums themselves breed issues with FML?

Strategy Corner:
Developing coaching/scouting relationships with other managers
Coping with star player injuries and finding replacements
Using financial flexibility for end-contract poaching

How-To Tip: How to set up Auto-Reject private bids

Featured Community Site: Psychogenic Dot World psychogenicdotworld.blogspot.com

Listen to the show right now: [podcast]http://www.fm-britain.co.uk/podcasts/07extra121608.mp3[/podcast]

If you would like to submit a listener question, have your FML blog/site featured or can suggest any topics you’d like to hear discussed on the show – don’t hesitate to e-mail Jordan at podcast@fm-britain.co.uk or post in the podcast section of the FM-Britain forums.

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About the Author // Jordan Cooper

Jordan is our resident Football Manager Live expert, the co-founder of Game World One and the force behind FM-B’s community building efforts. The long-standing host/producer of the Get Sacked! podcast, it’s quite hard for him to go unnoticed in the Football Manager scene – from helping out hundreds of FM/FML users on Twitter daily to writing thesis-length posts on every community forum. Through his former days as a professional poker player, he is an expert at game theory concepts, probability and optimal decision-based strategies.