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SoccerProject v2 — what happens, and one thing to do now.

Posted: Wed Aug 19, 2026 2:46 pm
by Sjarel
It has taken a short while, but here it is. SoccerProject v2 is coming: a new look, a mobile version and
a few new features, but largely the same game we all enjoy, in a new jacket.

One thing to do now: check your e-mail address. Open your account page and see whether the
address on it is one you can still read. In v2 that address is your login name. You can only
change it here in v1, while v1 is running. If the address is old or wrong, you will not get into
v2, and we cannot fix that for you afterwards.

Before we make the change, we run a beta test for a few weeks. It is invitation only and it holds
64 clubs. The test world is deleted afterwards: nothing that happens in it carries over.

You can now also find us on X and Instagram: @SoccerProject. Screenshots of v2 appear there first.
Follow us — a like or a share helps more than you think, because that is how new managers find the game.

Questions belong in the forum thread attached to this message. We will follow the thread and post
answers there from time to time.

ReesinG & Sjarel

Re: SoccerProject v2 — what happens, and one thing to do now.

Posted: Wed Aug 19, 2026 5:20 pm
by Razvanica
Wow, man, you just can not measure my expectations now, I have been waiting for this for almost 20 years :D

Re: SoccerProject v2 — what happens, and one thing to do now.

Posted: Wed Aug 19, 2026 5:35 pm
by Cosmynutz
Will all teams be deleted and we all start from 0 or will they be kept?

Re: SoccerProject v2 — what happens, and one thing to do now.

Posted: Wed Aug 19, 2026 11:38 pm
by plauri
For me, it’s been 22 years of Soccer Project! Plus time as a beta tester until 2014. Good times.

Re: SoccerProject v2 — what happens, and one thing to do now.

Posted: Thu Aug 20, 2026 12:06 am
by Sjarel
Razvanica wrote: Wed Aug 19, 2026 5:20 pm Wow, man, you just can not measure my expectations now, I have been waiting for this for almost 20 years :D
Thanks for your enthusiasm!

I know it may not have looked like it, but we never gave up on the dream. :-) After almost 20 years, we’re finally getting there. Still some work to do, though... ;-)

Re: SoccerProject v2 — what happens, and one thing to do now.

Posted: Thu Aug 20, 2026 12:08 am
by Sjarel
Cosmynutz wrote: Wed Aug 19, 2026 5:35 pm Will all teams be deleted and we all start from 0 or will they be kept?
We’ve tried our very best to make the transition as smooth as possible, and yes, the teams will be kept. That said, some things will change, so we can’t promise that absolutely everything will remain exactly as it is now.

Re: SoccerProject v2 — what happens, and one thing to do now.

Posted: Thu Aug 20, 2026 12:11 am
by Sjarel
plauri wrote: Wed Aug 19, 2026 11:38 pm For me, it’s been 22 years of Soccer Project! Plus time as a beta tester until 2014. Good times.
Wow, 22 years! It’s honestly hard to imagine so many of you have kept going for so long. And even those short beta-testing days count! Really appreciate that. ❤️

Re: SoccerProject v2 — what happens, and one thing to do now.

Posted: Thu Aug 20, 2026 1:39 am
by sango
Firstly, thank you for informing about v2, at least we know that the developers are still around.

Now some comments and feedback: -

1. Why is it necessary to login via email address? We have to type in a long email address to login. What's the rationale vs using username - which is much shorter? I dont see other online soccer manager use email address as login.

2. I hope the developers can be more proactive in informing us on errors and issues. In the recent server error (for more than 1 day), no detailed communication on the issue was provided. We dont know the actual cause even till now.

3. Will there be improvements to the player skills deterioration? The fact that outfield players lose their playing skills after age 31 is very unreal. You see both Ronaldo and Messi are very old (> 38 yrs), but they still can play in World Cup, etc.

Re: SoccerProject v2 — what happens, and one thing to do now.

Posted: Thu Aug 20, 2026 7:39 am
by Trotter
After so many years, really exciting news.. you have to be careful with this kind of news because there are a lot of older players here.. :D

This game has a long life mostly because of its simplicity, the patience required in playing and the long-term dedication. For this reason, it seems to me that most of the managers currently playing are over 40. The new generations simply do not have that patience and dedication.
I hope that this new version will make the necessary compromise between the two generations and that we will continue to enjoy playing it and in slightly larger numbers..

In any case, good luck to everyone 8)

Re: SoccerProject v2 — what happens, and one thing to do now.

Posted: Thu Aug 20, 2026 8:14 am
by Razvanica
sango wrote: Thu Aug 20, 2026 1:39 am 1. Why is it necessary to login via email address? We have to type in a long email address to login. What's the rationale vs using username - which is much shorter? I dont see other online soccer manager use email address as login.
I imagine we will need the email address when we set up the mobile app, to recover our team here.
It's not like we will log in every time on the mobile app, it's not like on the browser.

sango wrote: Thu Aug 20, 2026 1:39 am 2. I hope the developers can be more proactive in informing us on errors and issues. In the recent server error (for more than 1 day), no detailed communication on the issue was provided. We dont know the actual cause even till now.
Oh, come on, the server issues are quite rare, and the last one was handled smoothly. Why do you need to know the cause of the problem? How does that help you?

sango wrote: Thu Aug 20, 2026 1:39 am 3. Will there be improvements to the player skills deterioration? The fact that outfield players lose their playing skills after age 31 is very unreal. You see both Ronaldo and Messi are very old (> 38 yrs), but they still can play in World Cup, etc.
My understanding is that there will not be big changes in the game engine. So I would not have this kind of hope. And frankly, if there are changes to the game engine, there are huge lists of suggestions here on the forum, so very difficult to deal with that.
But we will get a mobile app AND live games, this is something huge :D :D :D

Re: SoccerProject v2 — what happens, and one thing to do now.

Posted: Thu Aug 20, 2026 8:48 am
by markverde7
Hello!
Im super curiousssss

1.In about how many weeks/months will the Sp v2 be launched?
2.Will there still be this component of players aggressivness?
3. What are some fundamental changes to the game?

Re: SoccerProject v2 — what happens, and one thing to do now.

Posted: Thu Aug 20, 2026 1:03 pm
by andrei.g
This is awesome! I've been hearing rumors about this but i thought it will never happen. Looking forward for v2.

PS: hope you guys still have email addresses from former managers who quit in the meantime. I know many of them quit precisely for the lack of development in v1 and i'm sure many of them would give v2 a shot, especially with the app being launched. Hope my friend Ben reconsiders his recent retirement from the game and returns.

Re: SoccerProject v2 — what happens, and one thing to do now.

Posted: Thu Aug 20, 2026 1:05 pm
by andrei.g
markverde7 wrote: Thu Aug 20, 2026 8:48 am Hello!
Im super curiousssss

1.In about how many weeks/months will the Sp v2 be launched?
2.Will there still be this component of players aggressivness?
3. What are some fundamental changes to the game?
Follow on X and Instagram i guess :D

Re: SoccerProject v2 — what happens, and one thing to do now.

Posted: Thu Aug 20, 2026 1:09 pm
by andrei.g
Sjarel wrote: Wed Aug 19, 2026 2:46 pm
You can now also find us on X and Instagram: @SoccerProject. Screenshots of v2 appear there first.
This doesn't look correct for X. Searching @SoccerProject on X returns a page named "John Gregory".

Re: SoccerProject v2 — what happens, and one thing to do now.

Posted: Thu Aug 20, 2026 1:16 pm
by komandax
hello , what to do if i didint get email about V2 project? email is still in use. When will the SoccerProject launch?