Football Manager 2006-07 Retro Database for FM20

The Football Manager 2006-07 retro database for FM20 created by the legendary FM Community member, TheMadScientistFM let you head back in time where Lionel Messi was still in his teens (and had the world at his feet), or enjoy Ronaldinho, Kaka, Steven Gerrard and Thierry Henry in their prime time!

The FM20 retro database of 2006-2007 season by the MadScientistFM is definitely one of the greatest classic databases within the FM community. With 13 active leagues available to manage in you’ll able to experience some of the greatest footballers of that time as well as young legends who have made an huge influence through the 2010s. So hop on the time machine and take yourself to the glorious 2006-07 season!

What happened in the 2006-2007 Season?

To give you a feel of how the footballing world looked like back then, let’s look at what happened in the 2006-2007 season which let you feel the nostalgia!

2006-2007 season was the time where…

… in the Summer of 2006, Italy lifted the FIFA World Cup trophy. Who doesn’t remember the Zinedine Zidane’s headbutt attack on Marco Materazzi in the 110th minute becoming the scapegoat as Italy won on penalties despite converting a lovely Panenka penalty early on in the match.

… talking about the WC 2006, the best player became Zinedine Zidane, while Miroslav Klose became the top scorer with 5 goals.

… the Ballon D’Or was awarded to Fabio Cannavaro

… in February 2007, the English FA Barclays Premiership was rebranded to simply Premier League, with the name, logo and typeface which we know it as today.

… current Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjær had his last season before heading to retirement and a managerial career.

… Sir Alex Ferguson marked his 20 years in charge anniversary by guiding Manchester United to their ninth Premier League title.

… on the other side of Manchester, Man City had their last months as a public traded company before billionaires would take over.

… Didier Drogba helped Chelsea to a second place by becoming the top scorer of Premier League with 20 goals.

… Chelsea would go about winning both the FA Cup and the League Trophy. The manager Jose Mourinho steered the club to a possible Quadruple until 1 May, but ended at 2nd place in the Premier League. Perhaps not surprising since Mourinho was the manager, but they had the most clean sheets that season with 22!

… and what about Arsenal? 4th in the Premier League, missing out of FA Cup in the 5th round and reaching the round of 16 in the CL. You know, some things never change *winkwink* A minor curiosity about Arsenal as we got not as much to report about them and their achievements in the 2006-07 season was that the new Emirates stadium opened in the summer of 2006.

… FC Barcelona who won the Champions League of 2005-2006 season went into a transitional period under the helm of Frank Rijkaard despite featuring Xavi, Andres Iniesta and Carles Puyol in their ranks… And Lionel Messi was only 19 years at the time!

… The Brazilian Joga Bonito was highly evident with Ronaldinho at FC Barcelona, Kaka at A.C Milan, Robinho and Ronaldo at Real Madrid, thrilling the world with their flair, vision and technique.

… the Portuguese Ronaldo (Cristiano) was just 21 and played a major part in Manchester United. He was not only awarded the PFA young Player of the Year but also the PFA Fans’ Player of the Year award and the PFA Players’ Player of the Year award, becoming the first and last to receive all three awards in one season!

… the English National squad was one of the better with Steven Gerrard, David Beckham, Michael Owen, Frank Lampard and John Terry in their prime of their life. Include wonderkid Wayne Rooney and legend David James… England had deserved so much more this World Cup than going out on penalties for Portugal.

… last but not least, the Italian league was personally in the spotlight with Alessandro del Piero at Juventus, Francesco Totti at AS Roma, Filippo Inzaghi and Andrea Pirlo at A.C. Milan, while you had some of the best defenders in the world with the leadership of Alessandro Nesta and Fabio Cannavaro.

About the 2006-07 Retro Database for FM20

The Mad Scientist has been created classic databases for at least the past 3 editions of Football Manager, making himself famed for his retro databases where he recreates the complete leagues from earlier seasons, and look to keep it as realistic as possible.

MadScientist’s latest Football Manager 2006-2007 retro database features 13 playable leagues from 12 different nations. The database lets you relive the past in Football Manager 2020, bringing you the 2006-07 season and all its details and historical data created upon at your fingertips. The 2006-07 season project lets you get the real squads and player data (attributes and player information). The team history of clubs within playable leagues are altered as well (as long as they are not hard coded within the game).

With nearly 200 new wonderkids and talents added in the latest version (3.0), a greater detail is added for a number of youth teams, letting you develop current international stars according to your preferences.

Current active leagues:

• Premier Division
• Pro League A [NEW]
• Superliga (WIP – out appr. 15/07)
• Premier League
• Championship
• Ligue 1
• Bundesliga
• Eredivisie
• Serie A
• Serie B
• Primeira Liga
• Premiership
• La Liga
• Super Liga

Experience the full details of this magnificent Football Manager retro database by downloading below!

DOWNLOAD INSTRUCTIONS

• Download the file or Subscribe at Steam
• Put the files into folder : My Documents / Sports Interactive / Football Manager 2020 / Games
• Quit and Re-start Football Manager if you’re playing it
• Start a NEW Save
• Load 'The 2006-07 DB FULL'
• Rename & Save the File: Menu - Save As
• Enjoy this classic database!

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