Its a Goal www.itsagoal.com

The idea is good, and it's "free" to play, but after a few weeks the majority get bored and leave. Just 339 teams have managers now, of which many managers have 2 teams.

For years there have been empty promises of improving the Transfer Market, Youth Academy, Match Engine etc, you are encouraged to subscribe to keep the game going and support change, but nothing is seen for the money you pay in.

If you question improvement or what is going on behind the scenes, you are jumped on by Moderators and their friends in the game. It's a very cliquey group, so you either fall in line or leave. Hence the low number now playing the game.

It is very fun website and one of the best free online platform for playing football game. Easy to access and super user-friendly online platform. Very much thrilling and challenging. Perfect for football enthusiastic like me. I am glad that i found this website during this pandemic. Its so entertaining, relaxing and stress relief.

Have to agree with the posters below, Itsagoal.org is definitely the best free online football management game. There has never been a better time to join.

New joiners start with a squad of 23 players and a considerable amount of money in the bank to get you up and running. There are loads of help files to take you through all aspects of the game. There are also some really good chat threads as well with even more advice. Experienced managers are always on hand to help steer you in the right direction.

The beauty of the game is that you can play it any way you like. Plan for the long term and build your club up slowly in the lower divisions before hitting the big time with a competitive team. Jump straight in to the top league and try and compete with the best teams in the game or switch clubs to restart and use your knowledge to build on your successes and learn from your mistakes.

Everyone finds their level whether it's a Top 10 club, a mid table team in the top division or someone building from the bottom.

You get out of the game what you put in. Once you know how the game works then you can progress quite quickly even if you are limited on time day to day.

Why not give the game a try and see what you have been missing.

Enjoy!!

Itsagoal.org is a fun, challenging, and free to play football management game. You’re appointed manager of a club in one of the ten countries and have the opportunity to build the club up from whichever division you find yourself in (and you can always take a look at the vacancies list if you fancy moving to a different club).

You’ll have to work out the best way to improve the club rating if you want to make it to the top. Will you develop players using the youth academy? Or sell the high potential players to create a good all-round team rather than a team with a few future stars? How much will you spend on increasing the stadium capacity and what ticket price will you set to bring in the fans?

You can sign staff members, set up the training regime, and watch as your players reach their potential. Transfers are done by blind bidding so you have to judge how much you’re willing to pay without knowing how much others might have bid. The seller doesn’t even know how much has been bid until the transfer listing has ended and contract negotiations have begun. Matches are spread throughout the day so you can even check the scoreline of your team or a rival live.

Like a lot of great games, it’s easy to play but difficult to master. I’ve been playing for many seasons now and still get a lot of enjoyment from competing against other managers and trying to get the best out of my team. Anyone who likes football management games is sure to find something to capture their interest in itsagoal.org.

ItsaGoal.org, sitting at number three in this list, is by the far the best FREE online football manager game I’ve played to date. None of the fundamental features sit behind a “pay wall” which you find with most online or mobile games these days, meaning you won’t miss out because you haven’t forked out to access key features.

Having been a manager since its first iteration, there are a number of different aspects in the game to keep you hooked from day one. From managing individual players training schedules to train up youth academy graduates, allowing them to reach their potential in your first team, or be sold on for a profit. Or competing against other managers in your local League Cup, battling against 200 other teams to earn local league bragging rights. You have the option to set your ticket price for home games to increase match day income, and, when the time is right, you can build new stands and let more paying fans in to support your team, growing your fanbase and your club profit.

Each league has its own Transfer Market, meaning you can sell those you deem surplus to requirements, or scouting for the missing link in the starting eleven who can hit 20 goals a season and fire you to league and cup glory.

ItsaGoal.org is THE best free to play online football management game around, don’t miss out!

Itsagoal.org is definitely one of the best free online football simulation games on the internet.

Registration is extremely simple and you are allocated a team randomly in a division in one of 10 worlds. The game has an excellent forum which contains very comprehensive help guides which give all new members of the game the best opportunity to find their way around the game. Some of the most successful managers have also provided some useful information on how to build successful teams in the forums also.

Once you have been allocated your team, you have total control over everything from selecting your team, selecting the tactics, control over both players and staff contracts, training your players, building a youth academy, stadium expansions, ticket prices. The games come quick and fast as each world is made up of 5 divisions with 20 teams in each. There is promotion and relegation with three teams going up or down. There is also two cup competitions one within your world known as the League Cup and one between all 10 worlds known as the IAG Cup. Additionally there are other cup competitions for those that finish in the top three of each division. It is also possible to play reserve games, which allows you the opportunity to either give games to your squad members or to test out different tactics to see what works best for your team. You can play friendlies as well, but you will need to pay a small subscription fee to utilise this part of the game.

There is a continually active transfer market, and this is probably one area of the game which needs improving as players are very expensive, even for average players. You can utilise the excellent filters to send your scouts out looking for specific players, or simply send your scouts out looking at your next opponents or major competitors.

Vacant clubs appear on the vacancies list, so you can take over other teams throughout the game. The manager with the best managerial rating will get offered the vacant role.

This game isn’t easy. The financial side of the game is critical, mess up with your player contracts and the club starts losing money, your board will soon let you know their disappointment. This isn’t a game to join if you want instant success, you have to build your squad and team up slowly and you will either love the challenge or you will jump to a new team and start again, hopefully learning on the mistakes you made 1st, 2nd or even 3rd time round.

Now it’s a goal.Org. Not a fast paced game by any means and it’s one you need to stick with to get the most enjoyment from it.

Manage your club in all aspects from stadia size to ticket prices, youth academy to senior squad.

Unearth rough diamonds in your academy and watch them grow in your senior squad if they accept promotion.

Tackle like minded managers in your quest for glory, competing against them in the league cup or the prestigious IAG cup.

It’s definitely not an easy game to master, but other managers are there to assist and help if required and you can ask questions in the iag forums there’s always someone around to help.

The game updates at 8pm uk time, and I still get the buzz waiting to see if I’ve been successful in the transfer market or not.

Still, the game is not without its niggles, hence the 4 star review.

Requires certain updates in order to make it great but I’ll take it in it’s current guise and happily carry on playing it.

I have been playing this game for many years and still find it just as enjoyable as when I first started.

It only requires a little bit of attention each day but covers all aspects of running a football club. I particularly like that you can choose the path you want to navigate, whether its to slowly build a club up from the bottom to the top or try and win as many games as possible from the off.

Its a challenging game, where planning is important if you are to succeed long term. I would highly recommend it.

This game is really quite impressive. You manage a simulated football club in a world against other online football managers and play 5-7 matches each week with one played each day. You are in control of everything - tactics, training, contracts, finances, staff, youth academy, etc. You can spend as little as a few minutes each day getting your squad put together for the next match and training set, or you can spend hours trying to sort out which attributes matter the most and how to squeeze that extra little bit from your players.

A major update happened a few years ago and now matches are played live with minute-by-minute updates that can leave you on the edge of your seat in key league or cup matches. Definitely a great game. Super simple to sign up and lots of friendly managers to help you get your footing.

I've been playing football manager games since 2008, when I joined football manager live. FML was the best, but closed in 2010 I think it was, since then I've been wandering the net to find something kinda the same...

Then I found manager league, and played it for a few years and still do...

I was getting bored of the same routine and decided to look for another game, that would interest me like FML did, I was never of it, constantly had something to do and talk to as well as play the game....

After searching again, I found its a goal, now its not a fast paced game but very addictive. I have now found a game, that in my eyes, matches FML due to contracts, buying and selling, training your players, building stadiums. It all takes a lot of time to build what YOU want to call a team. Matches are once a day, maybe two with reserve matches. The way I see it is, I have to very good football manager games, that I have found online,

Manager league... Fast paced with lots going on... And...

Its a goal... Very we thought of game, shocked that I've only just found it... Slow paced game thats got everything I want in a manager game.

You should try them...