I was looking back at some clips from nearly a decade ago and it hit me how much more 'pure' the management experience used to be. Remember when player growth felt earned and not just a result of a broken training plan? My controversial take is that the older versions of the game were actually more rewarding because the transfer market wasn't completely inflated. Now, every mid-table club has 100 million to spend by the third season. It’s lost that authentic struggle. Does anyone else miss when the game was actually difficult, or am I just stuck in the past? Let's debate