Tó Madeira and the Legends of Championship Manager 01/02 | Kim Justice
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If you grew up with the almighty Championship Manager 01/02, you'll no doubt know the likes of Cherno Samba, Maxim Tsigalko and Tonton Zola Moukoko very well -- you could sign these players up and they'd quickly become incredible.
These legends of the game may not have done too much in their actual careers, but in this football management classic they're heroes to many players, loved to this very day. And while a lot of them have quite a story to tell when it comes to how their professional career played out, none quite compare to Tó Madeira -- the greatest striker of them all, and by far the one with the strangest origin. This video explores Madeira and the stories behind other champions, while also being a love letter to the most brilliant and addicting footy management game of them all. Enjoy!
00:00 Intro
01:56 Affiliates
02:18 The Excitement of Championship Manager
06:35 The Stories behind the Legends
12:54 The "REAL" Tó Madeira
17:55 What happened to Tó Madeira?
#retrogaming #football #kimjustice #footballmanager #pc #euro2020 #cm0102 - Hry
What stories do you have from the almighty Championship Manager? Who was your top player? Let everyone know right here and do please comment, like and subscribe if you enjoy this little vid. Cheers!
I remember playing CM 01/02, I know it was this one because it was the first time I'd had a proper full time job and bought my PC with my own money. My dad walked in after I'd set it and bluntly asked if it did anything else! I tried explaining how amazing it was for about 15 minutes until I realised I wasn't going to convince him! I've played all of them bar the odd one when my anger got the better of me(It really is the only game series that can frustrate me that much!) since Championship Manager 93.
I remember getting a 15 year old regen called Literi in Championship Manager 4. His stats were - and remained - shockingly poor, but he would get 9 or 10 rating every game and score 4 goals in pretty much every game. I would love to see you cover as much CM/FM as possible in the future!
NI Lamptey was my god. Hate the new Football Manager games. Just too much going on for me
@@big_ry82 Agree, although I don't 'hate' them and can enjoy a game for a while if I can be bothered to get into it, it's definitely lost the magic of the older versions. Never been the same since CM became FM really. They've tried to make it so realistic at the expense of enjoyment IMO.
I have none! I just love watching your videos!
Winning the league with Kilmarnock in the very last game of the season on goal difference...in a game that finished 5-1 after being down 0-1 at half time.
I was playing Aberdeen and they somehow managed to get someone sent off 55 minutes in...this was followed by my defender scoring a hat trick and then when I thought it was just going to be "nice way to finish the season", we get 7 minutes of injury time and we bang in another two goals to give us the goal difference we needed to win the league over Rangers!
This happened at 2am and I woke the entire house up with my over the top celebration and I also remember taking a picture of myself kneeled down next to the monitor lmao pure pride!
I stopped at CM 03/04, just before the split. Legends I remember from that game... Alessio Cerci [eventually played for Italy at a World Cup], Ole Martin Kristensen [Dribbling, pace, acceleration all 20] Lionel Morgan [injured out of the game really young at Wimbledon] and Kasper Schmeichel, who went on to become Kasper Schmeichel.
Was my boy Julius Aghahowa a beast in that version?
@@liquidgeorge I remember him having tremendous stats but never being any good in any team I signed him for.
I remember people talking about Cerci on internet forums and I don't even play CM!
I was JUST thinking to myself "Boy, I wish I had a new video from Kim Justice about a football game or something". Who ever said dreams don't come true?
hehe as a portuguese fan love the episode! Played this game all through college 20 years ago. There is something that makes this game and using your imagination over text that makes it much more addictive than current iterations.
Tó Madeira is still pretty much a legend amongst Portuguese football fans of this time!
I used to play Champ Manager at the back of the classroom with my mates. Passing team sheets and quietly celebrating when you scored. My buddy was allowed a laptop cos he couldnt write properly. Great times.
And he used that privilege to play championship manager during class😂👍.
Kim you should stream a Championship Manager session.
Sorry to hear about Maxim Tsigalko. I seem to remember he had work permit issues early on.
Excellent fare here, Kim, but in the interest of pedants everywhere, that's Heskey pictured with Gerrard 'It Was Ginola's Fault' Houllier at 10:00.
Sat here playing FM watching this and man I remember all these legends. My fave I found was an Indonesian called Kurniawan he scored hundreds of goals for my all conquering Sporting Lisbon side.
Even more amazingly he was an attacking mid not even a striker.
What a great idea for a video. As a CM fan I never thought of what happened to my superstars in reality.
I used to play in the lower leagues with my brother, and my brother always used to sign Roberto Martinez when he was a footballer.
Been playing since Championship Manager ‘93. Still rubbish at it after all these years. Cherno Samba, Freddy Adu and Kim Kallstrom. Now that takes me back.
Hello Kim (Ross from Southend, formerly homeless guy..very much sorted now) great video. Sensible world of soccer, prem manager 3 and champ manager 01/02 were my faves ever I was obsessed. I was like you with cherno at Southend. Your videos are so nostalgic not just the content but also the presentation is like the old video game programs on the telly in the 90s....plus the Amiga was a great system and most of your videos are about it's games, good luck in your future endeavours.
Thanks, dude. So happy to hear you're sorted!
Really enjoyed this!
Great video Kim, need a full series review of Champman from you some time in the future.
My best memory from Championship Manager was taking Celtic FC to Champions League glory in 3 seasons with the finals ending in a penalty shootout. That was almost as cardiac to me as this season with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
So true you have just described my life for the last 20 years and I'm down under !! Kudos to the creators
What a beautiful love letter to the greatest game series of all time . Thank you Kim .
Excellent video really enjoyable. Thanks.
Hey, Kim. Just letting you know that Tó Madeira doesn't mean "Of Madeira". Tó is just short for António.
Really? In Brazilian Portuguese, Tó Madeira could be loosely translated to "take it, wood". For us, Tonho/Tony/Toninho would be nicknames for Antônio.
I'm playing CM 01/02 for 23 years straight (specially summers) and I never managed To Madeira. I love CM legends (Okoronkwo, Aghahowa, Duff...) but I prefer skip that signs, and play in a more realistic way. My best save in all that years was one with Sporting Lisboa from Portugal with very few signings, winning Uefa Cup/Portuguese League in my 1st year & Champions/League in the 2nd year, similar to Jose Mourinho in FC Porto. After that, with Chelsea not available I signed for Real Madrid (I'm a Barca fan) trying to emulate Mourinho's career, winning easily the treble. Chelsea was still not available, so I signed for Newcastle, winning League & Cups, but never manager to win UCL again. Funny to see how my 3-4 signings in Sporting era, following me to Real & Newcastle as a father/son relationship. They were Lee Bowyer (Leeds), Mark Kerr (yes, sort of a legend) & Nigmatullin (my best GK in the game). Maybe one day I will continue the save with the magpies.
I might have skipped that version. But for me, the most memorable wunderkids were Nii Lamptey and Freddy Adu. There are some that escaped my memory after all these years (I started with CM93/94), but these two are still very clear in my mind.
Oh my god, I Love that To Madeira story so much :'D The utter cheek of that lad :')
I must get out my copy of CM01/02 again. Thanks, Kim!
I remember signing an old Serginho and coaxing R9 from his Brazilian retirement club. Took me from mid table in the Prem to runaway leaders with Aston Villa. I remember signing a player called "Wellington Silva" and nurturing him until he was called up by Brazil. Champions League awaited where I lost to Real Madrid in the final.
Edit: Thinking about it now it must have been an early iteration of Football Manager.
We need to make a petition for Kim Justice do more football vids
very good video as always dr. Justice!!! somehow missed it even though I wasted many a weekend on this very game - maybe it was the traumatic experience of playing a 1993 database on 00/01, that game is hell incarnate.
next vid should be on to the Championship Manager 2D Cinematic Universe, let's hear it for Evandro Roncatto!!!
The picture of Samba with Gérard Houllier is actually Emile Heskey mind 😂😂
Yep, definitely Emile!
No shit sherlock
Can't wait watch this love CM 01/02 still play it now, Maxim Tsigalko and Cherno Sambo Guaranteed 100 a season between them
Tó Madeira is the soccer equivalent to "Tecmo Bowl" Bo Jackson.
Ah yes champ manager 2001, amazingly still managed to pass my A levels 😂
Me and my mate Pete used to play this every Friday night with a few cans great times our first purchase was always Martin Palermo from boca
That Messi story, must have been with FM2005. Messi was not in the game before that.
I also used to buy natipong sritong-in from Thailand, awesome striker
Your apparent picture of Cherno Sambo at Liverpool is Emile Heskey :)
Regarding gaps - In Germany the "Anstoss"-Series usually used to be rated equal or better by gaming magazines.
On CM 93/94 best buy George Ndah. 18 year old striker who could play centre half, like a Dion Dublin. Always could get him for £200k from Palace.
Any high quality youngster could be bought for £200k in 93/94 but Georgie Boy was a key member of my Forest team that won 5 consecutive European Cups. Used to buy Alan Fettis and Phil Gray just because they Northern Irish. They weren't that good - squad men - but I had Fettis (GK) taking penalties when he played and he scored the winner in the last minute of the European Cup final against Red Star Belgrade. Never forget it! 🙂
By the way, Phil Gray was awesome on SWOS!
RIP Maxim Tsigalko
I didn't even like football as a kid but I still took my hometown to the top from the conference.
I got in even earlier in the early 80's with Football Manager on the C64 by Addictive. The game packaging featured a photo of the author Kevin Toms who I have always thought looked like The Yorkshire Ripper.
Kevin's awesome, he's making FM games for mobile now, has a FB page, I think he has a YT page too, and he's a thoroughly nice man, always ready to have a chat with old Football Managers about the good old days.
@@thegreathadoken6808 That's great to hear.
That Southend squad brings back some very bad memories however Jeroen Boere is one of my favourite ever Southend players.
Arjan Wisse was a great player for me in CM02-03, found him languishing in the 3rd tier at Blackburn when I took the job there.
What was great about him was that he was one of the very select, special breed who were fantastic players....but you would never have guessed it to look at their attributes. Indeed, he was my 3rd choice left winger throughout 2 3rds of that first season and on the transfer list. As is often the case, injuries and suspensions crept in towards the end of the season and I was forced to use this rather unimpressive-looking 19 year old for the first time.
And he ripped the opponent to shreds.
He continued to ripped the 2nd Division to shreds as we jumped late in the season from playoff outsiders to promotion certainties within the last 2 months of the season.
He ripped the opposition to shreds as we lept from early-season predictions of mid-table respectability in our first season back there, to once again promotion certainties with his 8.00 plus average.
And in the Premier League, he became a household name, keeping the team alive in our first season, and leading us to European competition in the 2nd. Helped us to a European final in the 3rd, and led us in the semi-finals of the Champion's League in the 4th.
At that point the following season, I have no doubt the team would have either won the Premier League or strongly challenged for it, but I did what I often do and got bored of winning all the time, and if memory serves I quit, left for the sunny climes of Plymouth Argyle, and helped elevate them from the 4th tier of the leagues to European football in 5 seasons.
Arjan Wisse never played for me again after that Blackburn stint, he never followed me to Plymouth, in fact I believe I never saw his name appear ever again after that.
I looked him up about a year ago, the real him. He never did much, played 6 times in the Dutch Eredivisie at AZ Alkmaar before running the free transfer gauntlet down the leagues and retiring quite early. You can find him on Transfermarkt, Wikipedia and other places.
Will you ever do a ranking of the Neo Geo AES games?
I need help please, when I start a new CM 01/02 game To Madeira just isnt my game. Ive searched his name in every way possible and also by club - Gouveia. Any advice please??
I'm wondering if I can get this running OK on my Rg351v. No mouse might be a pain though
CM 93- FM 08 golden years of football managers
Most of my ridiculously good Champ Manager players were the ones generated by the game, but the one I signed that sticks out as this type of Champ Manager legend was when I signed Julio Baptista in FM 2005. And the real life Julio Baptista was definitely a pretty good player, good enough to play for Real Madrid, but in FM 2005 he was a Zeus-tier player who was amazing at everything; he'd lead the team in tackles, dribbles, pass percentage and would score 25-30 goals a season from midfield, guaranteed. I've never had a real life player on one of these games be so much better than their real life counterpart.
Hi. I wanted to play CM like I did years ago but I have a problem on Win 10 -- increasing fees, changing any kind of numbers happens too fast (like change from 1 to 10000 takes a fraction of a second). Is there any way to slow it down?
Seeing Tsigalko ->instant like
I enjoyed this one kim I am still a player to this day with me currently trying to take a team I created with a reputation of 1 and no squad and staff from league 2 in Scotland to the champion league. Only 1, promotion 3 seasons in but my reputation is very low.. cm 93/Italia were my first and Italian 95 had a certain Francesco totti who I was raving about being the heart of my Roma side.. wonder whatever happened to him
Also Kim you could look at indoor modes in footy games, where they went and why FIFA street wasn't just a five a side kick about instead of a Nike advert
For me its even further back to Championship Manager 93/94. I still have it on my computer today.
Nii Lamptey...
That's Heskey in the picture 😂😂😂
I still play the contemporary iterations of the game, Football Manager, although I get my money's worth - I'm still rocking FM2013, I won't upgrade until I win the Champions League with the team I've taken up through all the divisions. Current save is over 3 years old! But Champ Manager, what memories, how many hours I sank into that game back in the day! But there were rules. Firstly, none of this starting out as a massive, rich, top division team. No, no, no! You must start as the lowest of the low and earn your stripes through hard work and promotions. Or get sacked after 4 disastrous games as was usually the case! And this is contentious, I know people love the idea of signing real life players, but no, generate a fictional database of players only. And finally, the true joy of Champ Manager was local multiplayer. Having a couple mates round and seeing who was the best in slow, elongated seasons that would last successive months! And if one of your mates left the room for any length of time, it was always at the risk that they'd return to find the other jokers had gone into their team and signed as many 40+ year old goalkeepers as possible! It just had to be done!
I only stopped playing champ man 02 because my Mac broke and when I took it to a repair shop they nicked the cd.
A game I have put in a 1000 hrs a year since 1998....genius. 🖒
Ibrahima Bakayoko.
Julius Aghahowa.
Two great CM strikers....
If you know, you know....
This and 02/03 lost well over a year of my life in the hundreds of saves I have had👌👌
The pirated copy of Champ Man [End of season data disk] that we all had on the Amiga way back when included two playtesters who had been added into the Cambridge Squad, Mark Collis and Ferrah Orosco. I will never forget the laughs on the day after Terry Venables announced his first England Squad in 1994 and one of our schoolmates bemoaned his failure to pick Mark Collis. Sweet.
Donofrio from Lecce in Champ Manager Italia was a legend
Vincent?
@@mattjames6349 it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claudio_D%27Onofrio
97-98 with Tommy Svindal Larsen, Bakayoko, and the D/M/F (L/R/C) Niklas Alexandersson 🏆
TOMMY SVINDAL LARSEN. YES. M LC, Right? Cor, I feel young again haha.
I struggled to get anywhere with 01/02 so gave up after a few weeks. A shame as it seems to be the one that is most fondly remembered by fans.
I only started playing FM at FM18, but I remember having CM05 (?) and getting really annoyed as a kid because there wasn't gameplay and I thought it was like fifa 🤣🤣
Sign Alex Aguinaga, Ivan Hurtado and Tommy Svensson as an Assistant Manager. Bonus points for managing Fiorentina in whatever version the team starts off relegated to the lower divisions and breaks your heart when the game simply decides to crash.
Used to buy a lad from Portugal called Claudio Oeiras. Thinking about it he might have been from the same club. Could pick him up for about £10k. Lethal striker at any level, pure goal machine. Easily my favourite player.
Can't remember if it was 00/01 or 01/02 that had the "Swedish freaks". Kalstrom, Mikael Dorsin, Kennedy Bakirliogu, etc.
I've heard there was some sort of error compiling the database that took a few years off their real ages whilst maintaining their current ability, so you were signing 15/16 year olds with the abilities of very promising 18/19 year olds. As the game goes on, they develop into monsters because of the way the player attributes increase up to the age of 24.
Maybe someone knows whether that's true. Also, Zlatan is in the game, usually available for about £100k early on (think he's at Malmö) and he's class. Sometimes he even ends up playing for Bosnia!
In the middle of a current save with a welsh club trying to win the champions league . C’mon Haverfordwest!!
Brian Sarmiento was the greatest player ever in 07/08 football man
Källström
So Madeira in CM01/02 was the reason why Sports Interactive is still using fake player names in their Football Manager games from 2006 onwards (due to lack of licensing though.) And yes, when players in CM/FM games are better than their real counterparts.
First time I played this was the original Xbox port of it. Just learning the controls took an age. Tried getting the game running on my PC recently and it just really doesn't like even attempting to install on Windows 10 as no matter what method I try it won't even run the installer.
I ran into similar issues but it's easily fixed. The thing to do is when you try and run Setup load Task Manager, go to Details, find Setup.exe, right click and go to Analyse Wait Chain. Then end whichever processes are stopping it from running -- for me it was some NVIDIA thing (nvcontainer) but as soon as you end it, Setup should run. Won't screw up anything else. The game itself works just fine on 10.
What a game that was back in the day 01/02 was probably my fav. Loved CM Italia though as back in '94 it seemed so exotic. Interestingly I never signed To Madeira, I always signed Tsigalko, who usually scored 60+ a season. I feel the game was a lot more fun back then than it is now. I still buy it every year in the hope of rekindling that magic, but it's not been the same for over a decade now. Too much clutter these days for me.
I liked Italia too. You could sign a 16 year old Totti! Always good!
I'd never heard of to Madeira but that's probably because I've never read you need to sign this player threads. I always preferred to find my own no bodies and try to make something out of them.
@@mattjames6349 Another reason the game is more realistic but less enjoyable today.
Seven Squared? I hope they gave you a free Monty Mole T shirt Kim ;-)
I wish he was for real and by now he would be playing for our national team, right next to CR7.
ja tinhamos 2 ou 3 mundiais
@@guibredacalixto9086 Com este treinador não. :)
@@pnvgordinho lol ainda ia o gajo a defesa. Sou luso-descendente e por isso que asentos não existem😂😂
Tó Madeira or Allejo, only time will tell who's the biggest one.
Toe Nash is real. Baseball wins
Shrimpers
In my opinion you are wrong that To Maderia is the best ever player in CM01-02. If you apply the latest patch 3.9.6.8 and play with Maximum Database then a young Greek striker called Alexandros Papadopoulos simply outperforms all players...he destroys teams with more goals than games every season and beats To Maderia...it is just he is not well known.
And skalidis too
Errrr, that's Heskey
What the hell was that pronunciation of Pittodrie??????!!!!!!!
Premier 3 > CM xx !
"Tó" is simply the shorthand for "António", doesn't mean "from". As for "Madeira", it means "wood". It's also the name of the island of Madeira of course as well as the archipelago the island is part of but, perhaps most importantly, it's a very common surname in Portugal. Gouveia is quite far off from Madeira so, yeah, it's simply a common surname.
Also, why the pronunciation of all Portuguese names as if they were Spanish??