So does anyone here play football manager live?

If you haven't and are wondering what it is it is a game similar to football manager hoever you build your own team, including players, stadium, finances, play matches both competitive and non competitive and also learn skills to improve your managerial style. Your won't be able to get the best players at first but over time you get better.

I think alot on here my like to give it a go so I will link you to a 21 day free trial site whereby you can test the game. You have to give your payment details so if you choose to stay on they can take your subscription money in the future but if you don't like it you can just withdraw from it after your 21 days.

I am in game world Nicholson and you will be able to join up until 8m tomorrow and after that other game worlds should be open. If you join we could see if you guys like it, I will help you out and then we could all enjoy what I find is a great game!

For your 21 day free trial visit: http://tryfml.com/
For more information visit: http://www.footballmanagerlive.com/

Dimitar Berbatov's short and tumultuous Old Trafford stay looks increasingly bleak as Manchester United weigh up a swap deal to lure Atletico Madrid striker Sergio Aguero.

United are understood to have initially offered £34million and Portuguese bit-part winger Nani as a makeweight for the Argentine ace.

But the Spanish outfit, not keen on Nani, rejected the offer and now the Premier League champions are set to return with last season's £30.75million Bulgarian recruit and £17.1million to force a deal with Atletico, according to Spanish daily AS.

Berbatov has come under intense scrutiny after an underwhelming first year at Old Trafford.

The striker has been labelled lazy and was roundly criticised following his FA Cup semi-final penalty shootout miss against Everton at Wembley, which many considered the ultimate tipping point of what has so far been an unsuccessful switch from Spurs.

Having scored just nine goals in 31 outings, United are close to cutting their losses on the 28-year-old who struggled to hold down a first team place towards the end of the season as they look to bolster their firepower for the forthcoming campaign.

Despite the recent addition of free agent Michael Owen, the departures of Carlos Tevez and Cristiano Ronaldo have left noticeable voids in United's attack.

The Argentine has since emerged as United's No 1 priority in the summer window but the Spanish outfit refuse to be budged on the player's reported £55million buy-out clause - even though they admit they are resigned to his probable exit.

United reportedly entered talks with the 21-year-old's management company IMG last month to discuss the star's wage demands which are said to be around £200,000-per week after tax - a potential obstacle in securing the transfer.

But they are yet to agree a fee with the La Liga club who won't settle for anything less than the star's valuation with United attempting to bargain a reduced deal.

Atletico president Enrique Cerezo confirmed he has a mandate from his board to stay firm on their asking price as they know United have funds to play with the world record £80million fee they banked from Ronaldo's switch to Real Madrid.

He said: 'We will not sell. We have a good team and we will strengthen it in every way that we can.

'We are absolutely calm, not afraid of anything or anyone. We have contracts that we respect and we hope others respect them.

'I cannot do anything if the player wants to leave and a team wants to buy him.'

Aguero, the son-in-law of Argentina boss Diego Maradona, has a choice of interested suitors - including Chelsea and Barcelona - to choose from should he quit the Vicente Calderon, but he is said to be open to a move to the Champions League runners-up.

We at ManUtdPeople have decided to setup a fantasy football league. For those of you that are not familiar with fantasy football you pick at team on a budget and you get points on how well your players do over the premier league season.

http://fantasy.premierleague.com is the website you need to go on.

Then you need to sign up and register your chosen team including four substitutes. Then to join the league you go to leagues, click the create/join tab and then enter the following code in the join a private league box: 58369-19481

Over the couse of the season I will post league updates and we will have a winner by the end of the season. Ever person who enters the league must be an active member of the forum so we don't want anyone unknown. We may have a prize if we can get more members so remember to advertise and get lots of your friends to sign up here aslong as they are Manchester United fans of course!

I will post my starting 11 here, but no one can copy anyones exact team, so no teams of exactly the same players please!

1: Given

2: Vidic
3: Upson
4: Warnock

5: Lampard
6: Cahill
7: Muamba
8: Marney
9: Fellaini

10: Torres
11: Rooney

I decided to make this thread so everyone can share where they plan to buy the new kit and where the cheapest is.

All are without delivery charge

I'll start with a few places and prices

Official United Store - £42.99 and £61.94 With Name, Number and Badge.

Kitbag - £39.99 and £57.94 With Name, Number and Badge

Sir Alex Ferguson is weighing up a move for Inter Milan striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic.

Manchester United boss Fergie, who yesterday completed the £3.5million signing of Bordeaux winger Gabriel Obertan, has missed out on several of his top targets to replace Cristiano Ronaldo.

Lyon striker Karim Benzema opted to join Real Madrid, while Bayern Munich's Franck Ribery revealed his desire to play in La Liga.

That has left Fergie with limited options in terms of finding a forward to supply the goals without Ronaldo - despite the free signing of former England striker Michael Owen.

Now Inter striker Ibrahimovic, 27, has emerged as a target, with Fergie having had the Sweden international watched on several occasions last season by his European scouts.

Inter would be reluctant to sell £30mrated Ibrahimovic, twice voted Serie A Player of the Year, but sources in Italy suggest they may be persuaded by a sizeable fee.

France Under-21 star Obertan signed a four-year deal as Fergie said: "Gabriel is a player we've tracked for a few years now. We're delighted to get him now as he's an exciting new prospect."

Obertan said: "I'm very happy to join United. This is a big opportunity for me to play at such a great club. I'm very excited to be here."