So, fire up your old laptop (or a DOSBox emulator), load the March 2002 database, and start scouting. There is nothing more satisfying than watching your £200k signing from the Bulgarian second division score a hat-trick against Barcelona in the Champions League final.
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However, finding the right players in this patch can be daunting. The database is vast, and the hidden attributes (Consistency, Important Matches, Injury Proneness) matter more than ever. So, fire up your old laptop (or a
Why 3.9.68? Because it represents the final official data update from Sports Interactive before they split from Eidos. It fixes the infamous "Chiotis" exploit (mostly) and adjusts player attributes to reflect the real-world talent of the 2001/2002 season. For many, this patch is the only version worth playing. Championship Manager 01/02 (CM 01/02) remains the gold
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