Earlier this week, in preparation for the launch of Tactical Theorems ’10, GameWorldOne.com, FM-Britain’s sister site, recorded a podcast about TT10 and how to use it in your game.

Although primarily a podcast about Sports Interactives MMO Football Manager Live, the podcast covers in detail the underlying concepts of TT10, and brings the document in another format for people to ease their way into the guide if they’ve never read our previous versions.

Hosted by FM-Britain webmaster Jordan Cooper, the questions come from a man who is aware of the guide but not a writer of the guide. So, hopefully, some of the common questions you might ask about Football Manager and Football Manager tactics will be answered in the podcast. To download it, go to the GameWorldOne.com website and click on the player in the article; or alternatively subscribe to the podcast via iTunes.

FM-Britain will look to start up its Football Manager podcast series again over the coming months. Get Sacked! will be revamped to bring you the latest and best tactical advice anywhere on the web. We will be trying out a new format in a few weeks, so in the mean time you can help us to help you! If you have any burning tactical questions, please send them to podcast@fm-britain.co.uk, and we will try to answer them on the first show (which we hope will be out by the end of November). Or, as always, you can get us via Twitter, Facebook and contact the tactical team directly at thinktank@fm-britain.co.uk.

So, if you’re finding the new guide a little difficult to get into, you want some extra tactical advice, or you’d just like to find out more about the history of the guide in an easy-to-listen to format, then head over to GW1.com and check out the podcast. We look forward to hearing your feedback!

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About the Author // Gareth Millward

Member of the beta testing team and FM-B Think Tank and one of the main authors and editors of FM-B’s tactical guides and e-books, Millie organises the content for the main site. He has a particular interest in the history of football tactics (probably because in real life he is an historian) and in recreating real-world football in the FM match engine.