We’ve been making FMRTE for a while now — a Football Manager editor built by fans, for fans.
Now we want to get closer to the people who use it every day and make the whole experience even better.

If you’re into Football Manager, enjoy chatting with other players, and like sharing cool stuff online, we’d love to have you around.

You just need to be calm, easy to talk to, and up for representing FMRTE in a friendly, down-to-earth way across our community.

💬Social & Community Manager

Help us keep FMRTE active on Twitter / X, Discord and FM forums — share updates, answer questions, and keep the chat going.

What you’ll do:

• Post and schedule news, screenshots and tips.

• Engage with users and gather feedback.

• Run polls, giveaways or small community events.
  

We expect at least a few targeted posts each week

If you’re naturally approachable, good at listening, and know how to keep discussions positive — this role is for you.

🎥 Content Creators

Show the world what’s possible with FMRTE!

We’d love videos, guides, or social clips that teach, entertain, or inspire other FM players.

Ideas for content:

• How-to or challenge videos using FMRTE.

• Short TikTok / YouTube Shorts or written guides.

• Creative ideas that make FM careers more fun.

✉️ Newsletter Curator

Some people miss our updates — and that’s where you come in.
You’ll help us keep everyone informed with a clean, engaging email newsletter that mixes news, updates, and fun insights from the FM world.

You’ll:

• Write and edit short updates that summarize what’s new.

• Highlight community ideas, feedback, and cool FMRTE uses.

• Keep the tone friendly and human — no marketing fluff.
  

If you can tell a story in just a few paragraphs, we want you.

How to Apply

Super simple — just drop us a message and tell us:

• Who you are and what role you’re interested in.

• A few examples of your stuff (posts, videos, whatever you’re proud of).

• Roughly how much time you could spare each week.
  

👉 Contact us here — it only takes a minute.

If you love Football Manager and want to help shape FMRTE’s future, we’d love to hear from you!

The last update of FM 2020 for macOS introduced some security changes that prevent tools like FMRTE from accessing the game.

Those changes use the macOS System Integrity Protection (https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204899), which is enabled by default in all macOS installations.

Why is FMRTE affected by this?

System Integrity Protection (SIP) is designed to protect your system from malicious software. 

One app accessing another app memory can be considered dangerous and is a technique used by some malicious software, as such, if desired, SIP can protect apps against it.

On the last update, FM changed and start using this protection, preventing other tools from accessing the game memory.

Even though, FMRTE is not malicious at all! it is affected by that protection because it needs to access the FM process in order to read / write changes directly into the game.

Is there any solution?

At the moment, if you want to use FMRTE in macOS, the only solution available is to partially disable SIP.

The part that you need to disable is the debug, that will leave other protections ON and is enough to allow FMRTE to work properly.

Is it safe to partialy disable SIP?

That's up to you to decide, if you don't know or you are unsure, you can google for ´disable sip safety´ as this topic is discussed a lot in the web, and take your own conclusions.

How to turn off System Integrity Protection in macOS

We cannot recommend anyone to do this, neither we are able to provide any support if anything goes wrong, please do it at your OWN risk.

If you wish to disable the debug part of SIP, follow these steps

1. Click the Apple symbol in the Menu bar.
2. Click Restart…
3. Hold down Command-R to reboot into Recovery Mode.
4. Click Utilities.
5. Select Terminal.
6. Type csrutil disable --with kext --with dtrace --with nvram --with basesystem
7. Press Return or Enter on your keyboard.
8. Click the Apple symbol in the Menu bar.
9. Click Restart…

How to revert those changes

1. Click the Apple symbol in the Menu bar.
2. Click Restart…
3. Hold down Command-R to reboot into Recovery Mode.
4. Click Utilities.
5. Select Terminal.
6. Type csrutil enable
7. Press Return or Enter on your keyboard.
8. Click the Apple symbol in the Menu bar.
9. Click Restart…