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Here are the all good things journalists and Reviewers have said about Lords of Football!

• “Part The Sims, part Football Manager, it puts as much emphasis on off the pitch work as it does on the pitch work. You set training and analyse player stats, as you'd expect, but you also have to deal with the fallout from your players' extra-curricular activities.”

  Eurogamer
  

• "It is light hearted and perfect for those pick up and play moments. You can invest as much or as little time as you want, but it does become rather addictive"

  Daily Joypad
  

• “I'll be keeping an eye on it. I've always wanted to be the boot-kicking Sir Alex Ferguson, as opposed to the shrewd tactician Sir Alex Ferguson. Be nice to see a game that actually lets me try it on.”

  Kotaku
  

• “I’m actually looking forward to having Lords of Football on my hard drive”

  Rock Paper Shotgun
  

• “Lords of Football is a huge football-game experiment in a market saturated by FIFA and PES, something none of us have seen before”

  The Sun
  

• “Lords of Football has been in development for four years and they’ve produced an incredibly detailed game on every level”

  The Average gamer
  

• “Lords of Football. Solid quality simulation of football management from a Sims/Theme Park POV. Makes interesting use of a town as a user interface”

  The Guardian
  

• “Speaking at the launch of his new Lords of Football video game in Cologne, Vialli said: “It [is] a massive signing. Van Persie and Rooney combining in the same team makes for a pretty exciting striking partnership.”

  Mirror Football
  

• “Lords of Football: an addictive cocktail of Football Manager and The Sims. Yeah, you heard that right. Geniaware's inspired luncacy is a god game for the footballing masses who want a little more control beyond the pitch.”

  

• "It sounds like a potentially interesting way to inject some much-needed personality into the typically cold and clinical management genre." Staff Writer: Pete Davison

  Gamepro
  

• "Lords of Football is looking like a compelling alternative to more po-faced management sims. With its focus on managing players off the pitch as much as on it, the game’s a unique and expansive look at the modern sport." Staff Writer: Duncun Heany

  Nxt Gamer
  

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  'Well thought-out, deep with many layers of gameplay. It reflects the public interest in footballers' social lives' Frank Dalleres, sports editor.

  City A.M.
  

• "Lords of Football is coming home -- as soon as I can get a copy" 'Trevor Davies, gadgets editor.

  News of the world
  

• "A lot of thought has gone into the game in an interesting and funny way. I'm really looking forward to exploring this brand new dimension of sports gaming' James Blagg, features editor.

  Talk Sport
  

• "Get ready for a football game that will change footy games forever" Ash Rose, features editor.

  Kick!
  

• 'With a sense of humour that's so often absent from the real thing it should please casual gamers' Tom Wiggins, news editor.

  Stuff