Super League Manager

Dave - water the plant once a week.
You can extend your overdraft to £780000 max, do this in the first week. Sell your sub keeper. On the transfer list, look for players who are being sold for way less than their previous transfer - these are the players playing at lower than your potential. Most of your squad are disposable, as I recall, the best ones are Parkinson and Charlton. Basically just wheel and deal your way up the league, rinse and repeat buying undervalued players, replace the rubbish you have inherited. When you get a televised match, just replay it until you win - in your first few seasons this is the best opportunity you will have for 3 points so don’t pass up on it.

Amiga Power did a guide with some suggested training routines in it, it’s in AP49 iirc, should be possible to find a page scan if you are still reading by this point :)

How did you even get a win in this game. I played it so long and all I know is that the plant dies randomly and the woman stops bringing you coffee if you do't drink it.

Andy - are you Jay from the inbetweeners?

My Claim to Lame - I was officially the first kid in the world to finish this game. I received a certificate from Audiogenic and a harsh lesson on the appropriate number of consecutive hours one should dedicate to finishing a game. Bought the game on a Friday and played the game 20+ hours straight through. Upon completion of the game it displayed a phone number which I assumed you were to use in-game (phone in office mode), but it didn't do anything. I ended up calling the number from my house and was pleasantly surprised that it went through, but disappointed to just get an answering machine at Audiogenic. Figured I would have been the 10000th caller anyway. I left a message stating that I had finished the game and that it probably should have been more difficult based on the cost. 2-3 weeks roll by and my parents received a call from Audiogenic related to my call. Long story short is that the PM on the phone asked me how I was to complete the game so quickly. I told him I just played through the night in my room and finished later on the Saturday. He explained that the phone number they had set up to receive calls had only been checked in the last few days because that's the length of time it should have taken to finish that game. This was all based on the healthy number of hours to play per day for the targeted audience (kids). Anyway, I received a letter of congratulations and an empty offer to test games for them in the future. I held onto that piece of paper for a very long time believing it was better than any qualification I might receive. 20+ years later I'm a Software Engineer still playing EVO etc... and currently searching for Anco's Player Manager + Amiga Emulator. Sigh, some things never change.