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Football Manager is a phenomenon on the PC. Thousands have lost their lives to its yearly updates where you get the chance to fill the boots of your football team's manager. This PSP version ports the behemoth to the smaller screen, but in doing so they have taken away all the interesting bits, so you're left with a pretty simple game of football.

On paper, Football Manager 2009 PSP should beat any team in the land. It's the dream team - Football Manager 2009 on the slender and cinematic PlayStation Portable. The opportunity to be a manager on the move was appetite-whetting, especially as I am a self-confessed Football Manager addict. I unwittingly wandered into the bear trap with Championship Manager 99/00 as a fresh-faced teen. A decade on and I am a craggy, irritable pretend manager who spends his days in work waiting to get home so I can make an audacious £20 million bid for Rory Delap. If I can make him part of my intricate Liverpool FC cog, then surely I'll be able to wrestle the title from Scunthorpe United (I'm in the 2015 season, incidentally).
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A game to live and grow in, that's all I want in life, not too much to ask. Somewhere where the world makes sense and I can see and feel my place that mini universe and be happy. Well Football Manager (Football Manager) 2009 has lashings of life - in depth, dive into, life. The question is can I find a way in.

With a robust history back to the days of Championship Manager, Football Manager is going to do well on that basis alone. But with FIFA Manager from EA snapping at their heels they need to keep their faithfuls hooked to avoid an exodus.
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