Footy Less Interruptions uses Football Manager’s own native Non Holiday system to process the game quickly in the background.
What does it do?
Press F9 and the game will immediately start fast processing toward your selected destination.
You can currently choose between:
- Next Match – fast forward directly to your next fixture
- 7 Days – quickly process one full week
The important part is that Next Match really means Next Match. The plugin uses FM’s native return-to-next-match logic rather than simply hammering the Continue button.
New in-game Fast Continue button
You don't have to use the keyboard either.
A new Fast Continue button is available directly inside Football Manager with a small dropdown where you can switch between:
Next Match
7 Days
The button can be dragged anywhere on the screen, and Footy Less Interruptions remembers its position when you restart the game.
Your selected Fast Continue mode is remembered too, so F9 and the button always use your preferred option.
Controls
F9 – Start Fast Continue
F10 – Immediately return from Holiday
Built differently
There is no mouse-click automation, keyboard-spamming or fake Continue loop behind this.
Footy Less Interruptions talks directly to Football Manager's own processing system, including its native Next Match return mode.
That means FM itself is doing the processing Footy Less Interruptions simply gives you a much faster way to tell it where you want to go.
This is only the beginning
Version 1.0 gives us the stable foundation.
For future versions I want to expand the system with configurable interruption rules, so you can decide exactly what should stop Fast Continue.
For example:
Stop for injuries
Stop for transfer decisions
Stop for contracts
Stop for squad registration
Stop for important messages requiring a response
Ignore everything else
Eventually the goal is simple:
Press F9, grab a coffee, and only get bothered when Football Manager actually needs you.
Welcome to Footy Less Interruptions 1.0.
Plugin will be online today in the footy center app!


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