M★RZEC - Man[ager] with a Mission
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So, this is the dilemma put forward to you
(and this isn't scripted, it happened as the career progressed)
@JustinCase0110 @LABoog4 @CO88LER5 @Stlducks4 @thurlow885 @Legend_Sp1rit @ale85bg
Daniel Marzec has been suspended and will have to sit out (simulate) the games against Saarbrücken, Sandhausen, Unterhaching, Lübeck, Rot-Weiss Essen, Verl and Ingolstadt. After that, I can retake my position and fight for 5 more playing rounds in this season's competition.
However, meanwhile I've been offered a job at FCSB (a.k.a. Steaua), record champions of Romania, though their last title dates from almost a decade ago. Their season derailed, dropping them 5 points behind leaders CFR Cluj, with 3 league games to go, then the top six get their points halved followed by another ten in the championship play-off round, home and away.
What would you do?
- Sit out punishment at Bielefeld with no influence over the next seven games (simulated), thus running the risk of being sacked for missing season objective
- Take the jump to FCSB
- Wait for 3rd option while suspended (different league every day; Austria, Belgium, England (L1), Korea, Argentina, Poland, Denmark, Netherlands), although this is a one true shot at national success.
Interesting twist, would the fans see Marzec as throwing his toys out and leaving the club because he did not get his way? Or will they blame the league for pushing their manager out the door?
Personally, I think going to FCSB is the best choice. They are a big club in their respective league. They are fighting for a title and Champions League football.
If you stay, you can get sacked if the sim results go bad. Who knows how long it will take to build this club up to the Champions League positions, especially with the corruption below.
Vote: Go to FCSB and prove the manager can win.
