A ‘Football Manager’ player has set a Guinness World record for longest game

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NME published this video item, entitled “A ‘Football Manager’ player has set a Guinness World record for longest game” – below is their description.

Guinness World Records has announced that the longest single game of ‘Football Manager’ has come in at over 416 years. Yes, that’s four centuries of management, and includes over 22thousand matches played.

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