Consular services & ETA

Passports

Any Kenyan who wishes to renew or apply for the new digital e-passport is advised to submit in person his/her passport application documents.

Fifa Manager 14 Club Facilities — Fixed New!

The most recent update regarding "fixed" club facilities in FIFA Manager 14

comes from the dedicated modding community, specifically the FIFA Manager 2026 mod (Season Patch) hosted on ModDB. While the original game development by Bright Future GmbH ceased years ago, these community patches continue to resolve long-standing visual and functional bugs. Recent Club Facility Fixes (2026 Mod Update)

A major community blog post detailing recent fixes highlights two specific corrections for the Club Facilities screen:

Merchandise Display Fix: A bug where the number of merchandise items failed to display on the Club Facilities extension screen has been resolved.

Training Centre Graphics: A persistent issue with missing graphics in the Training Centre section of the Club Facilities screen has been fixed.

Touchscreen Compatibility: The touchscreen fix now functions correctly in fullscreen mode, improving navigation for facility menus on modern devices. Historical & Structural Context

If you are looking for older or "vanilla" game fixes, here are some key points regarding the original software:

Official Support Status: EA Sports officially delisted the FIFA series from digital stores due to licensing changes, and official servers for older titles like FIFA 14 were shut down years ago. fifa manager 14 club facilities fixed

Legacy Bug: Historically, players reported a "Construction Bug" where facilities would stop building or costs would reset. If you are experiencing this on a non-modded version, the standard community advice involves Compatibility Mode (Windows 7 or 8) and running the executable as an Administrator to ensure the game has the write permissions to update facility status in save files.

Articles - FIFA Manager 2026 mod for FIFA Manager 14 - ModDB

FIFA Manager 14 was originally released as a "legacy version" with numerous bugs left unaddressed by EA, modern community mods have successfully fixed critical issues with club facilities. The most comprehensive updates come from the FIFA Manager Season Patch project. Recent Fixes and Improvements

The community-driven FIFA Manager Season Patch (currently updated for the 2025/26 season) has resolved several longstanding issues within the Club Facilities screen:

Merchandise Display Fix: A bug where the number of merchandise items failed to display on the Club Facilities extension screen has been resolved.

Training Centre Graphics: Missing graphics in the Training Centre section of the club facilities have been restored.

Engine & Stability: General stability fixes and updated graphics are managed through the PCGamingWiki guide for FIFA Manager 14, which helps prevent crashes during facility upgrades. Gameplay Mechanics & Speed Hacks The most recent update regarding "fixed" club facilities

For players looking to bypass the realistic time constraints of building facilities:

Construction Speed Hack: There are community-shared "speed hacks" that allow you to complete facility buildings within 4 in-game days. These involve replacing specific files in the game's fmdata folder, as demonstrated on RUTUBE.

Facility Impact: Solid facilities remain crucial for player development; talented youngsters can reach world-class levels much faster when trained in high-tier club environments. Troubleshooting Resources

If you are still experiencing glitches, you can check the EA Forums for general career mode discussions, though official support has long since ended. Detailed manuals for the original mechanics are also hosted on Scribd. FIFA MANAGER 14/18 Club Facilities HACK SPEED - RUTUBE

Example upgrade roadmap (conservative budget)

How to Fund These Upgrades (Without Going Bankrupt)

I know what you’re thinking: "I’m managing a mid-table club. I have no money."

Here is the trick for FIFA Manager 14:

  1. Sell one star player. Yes, it hurts. But selling that 85 OVR winger for €40 million allows you to upgrade 3 different facility categories.
  2. Use the "Budget Allocation" slider. In the Board Request screen, slide your Transfer budget down and your Construction budget up.
  3. Be patient. Facilities take 6 to 12 months to build. Ask for the upgrade in May so it’s ready by the start of the next pre-season.

C. Youth Academy

The key to financial stability and future stars. Year 1: +1 Training Ground, +1 Medical Center;

Step-by-step fixes

  1. Audit current facilities and staff

    • Open the Club Facilities/Infrastructure screen and note levels for: Training Ground, Youth Academy, Medical Center, Stadium, and Commercial/Corporate facilities.
    • Check staff: head coach, assistant, fitness coach, goalkeeper coach, youth coaches, physios, doctors, scouts. Note qualifications/ages.

  2. Prioritize by impact and budget

    • Short-term highest impact: Training Ground (improves squad development, fitness) and Medical Center (reduces injuries and downtime).
    • Long-term highest impact: Youth Academy (sustained talent pipeline) and Stadium/Corporate (increased revenue).
    • If cash is limited, invest incrementally—small upgrades now, larger ones once revenue rises.

  3. Improve training facilities efficiently

    • Upgrade the Training Ground one level at a time; each level increases player development and fitness gains.
    • Hire or promote specialized coaches with good ratings in relevant attributes (fitness coach for stamina, technical coach for technique).
    • Create a balanced training plan: rotate intensity to avoid injuries, and use individualized training for young prospects.

  4. Fix medical center and injury issues

    • Improve Medical Center level and hire experienced physios and a medical director if available.
    • Monitor recovery times and use the medical screening tools to spot recurring injury patterns; alter training loads accordingly.
    • Use rest and rotation—avoid playing key players in too many consecutive matches.

  5. Rebuild the youth academy pipeline

    • Upgrade Youth Academy facilities and increase youth scouting budget to raise youth intake quality and quantity.
    • Assign high-quality youth coaches and a Director of Youth Development (if available).
    • Scout local/regional youth leagues and run trial camps; prioritize signings aged 15–18 with high potential.

  6. Boost stadium & commercial revenue without overspending

    • Increase stadium capacity gradually; adding luxury boxes or corporate suites first often gives better revenue-per-seat.
    • Improve corporate facilities and negotiate better sponsorships once on-field performance improves.
    • Use ticket pricing strategically—raise slowly and monitor attendance; keep key matches priced competitively.

  7. Financial planning and phasing

    • Create a 2–4 year upgrade roadmap: Year 1—medical + training; Year 2—youth academy + youth scouting; Year 3—stadium expansion; Year 4—commercial polish.
    • Use short-term loans sparingly; prefer staged upgrades tied to revenue increases (sponsorship, ticket sales).
    • Sell surplus players and free up wages to fund staff hires and facility upgrades.

  8. Tactical and managerial practices to support facilities

    • Use squad rotation and youth promotions to give playing time to academy prospects—this accelerates development.
    • Prioritize competition objectives to maintain board support for facility investments.
    • Track player condition & morale daily and adjust training intensity before matches.

2. Stop Your Stars from Dying (Training Grounds)

Nothing hurts more than buying a 28-year-old world-class midfielder only to see his physical stats (Pace, Stamina) drop off a cliff at age 30.

4. Medical Center