V2 Demo

This demo is not the first nor the second attempt to simulate into the predicted future of CM 96/97. My first attempt ended after 2 seasons when a power storm wiped out my save (because I emulate on a browser) and I couldn't even load to my previous save point. My second attempt was much smoother, ran for 12 seasons (2007/08) keeping everything I found noteworthy on an Excel spreadsheet before I decided that was not enough. I wanted to keep track of EVERYTHING: titles, cups, players, managers, transfers, etc. In response I made this Wikia/Fandom where everything will be properly catalogued, for now, here goes everything I had kept on that spreadsheet, plus some Hall of Fame players, managers and teams.

Managers

 * Alex Ferguson - I could go on about the other trophies he collected but won 5 titles in one season alone, doesn't get more legendary than that
 * George Graham - A treble, multiple PLs, FA Cups, League Cups and one very special EC, achieved a lot more than in real life
 * Tony Pulis - Admittedly smaller than any other entry, but starting with D2 Gillingham, to getting 3rd in the PL with Ipswich, to winning the UEFA Cup, to becoming Arsenal manager
 * Vinny Jones - Started in D3 with Barnet, worked his way up to D2 playoffs before D1 Swindon came calling, eventually gave them 5th place and a League Cup

Players

 * Robbie Fowler - Probably the best IRL player this save, dreamy goalscoring record despite no trophies and a curious direct transfer from Liverpool to Manchester United
 * Efan Babayaro - Started as a 16 y/o goalkeeper for D1 Wimbledon, moved up the ranks and ended as no. 1 choice for Arsenal (played for Man United too!)
 * Richard Carey - Dude was unplayable, from Reading to Chelsea to Arsenal to Man United he broke both transfer and goalscoring records (49 goals in one season)
 * Emmanuel Libih - George Weah's regen, if Carey was a flash in the pan Libih was a goalscorer with consistency and loyalty on his side

Teams

 * Manchester United (1997/98) - If not them who else, won the Charity Shield, League Cup, FA Cup, Premier League and European Cup in one season
 * Ipswich Town (2002/03) - They say lightning doesn't strike twice but not this time, Tony Pulis gave the Tractor Boys some European silverware with a UEFA Cup
 * West Ham United (2004/05) - By 2003 they were in D2, by 2005 they had clinched a 3rd placed spot and European football, it's almost like they were controlled by an IRL manager instead of Steve Potts
 * Wimbledon (1998/99) - The most legendary team in the history of the world, only 7 points after 38 games, and one dolt in charge named Mick McCarthy