Making a team steadily rich

Well I'm looking to make Everton rich in the premier league, and would just like ideas on how I should go about this. First things first what should the overall balance be? I was thinking somewhere round the 200 million mark like city's. Secondly transfer budget? i was thinking maybe 55 million. Now whilst looking through the editor I noticed the sugar daddy preference. Can someone explain this to me and will it hinder or help me in boosting the finances. Future income? now this is where I got bamboozled If I did change the overall balance to say 100 million and I went spending like crazy, or the expenditure was too much and I kept losing money shouls I use this option? And if so how much?

Final few things should I bump up the ticket prices or will this reduce attendance at games? And in order to say steadily rich i.e Chelsea irl is their anything else I need to do? in regards to the chairman also?

I posted this in the editors thread but hardly no one has viewed it

how do u make tickets prices more expensive?

Go on to the finance section of your chosen club, and you will be able to alter the amount to your preference.

well u learn something new hey!

i carnt find it can u give some detail

You could download an editor and edit the sponsership deals.

You could download an editor and edit the sponsership deals.

Could you supply me with a link please

could someone tell me how to change ticket prices?

could someone tell me how to change ticket prices?

Stop hijacking my thread lol, go to the place I mentioned above and it should be right in front of your face

what do i click on mate?

Stop hijacking my thread lol, go to the place I mentioned above and it should be right in front of your face

Sorry to be so brunt but;

Where?

I cannot see anything of the sort.

Sorry to be so brunt but;

Where?

I cannot see anything of the sort.

same bud very odd indeed

u r using a editor that why mate.

u r using a editor that why mate.

OMG I thought that was obvious, anyway can anyone help me with my original post would be really appreciated.

I didn't think you were using the editor Hilton210916, apologies.

Back on topic; I'm not the wisest with finances but what I do know is that scouting is very expensive. Only do it sparingly, around the transfer windows or around January as it gives young players a chance to bed into new clubs or training regimes. You could pinch them comme ça.

Season Ticket prices and general Ticket prices could be as high as you want, obviously don't go overboard like £100 per game, but £45-£55 is reasonable. It should have little impact on your attendances providing you're successful on the pitch. Season Ticket prices around the £1000 mark aren't unreasonable. Arsenal are currently charging £1500 per Season Ticket in my game, with 40,000 of them thats £60mill per season generated.

Sugar Daddy means the Chairman 'tops up' the bank balance to X amount every month. He won't allow it to fall too low and keeps it steady.

One misunderstood financial 'tool' is the Feeder Club affiliation linked to Merchandise sales. People often assume getting a US, Chinese or Japanese club will bring them huge windfalls every month. It doesn't. When you sign new players, these Feeder Clubs simply act as a multiplier for merchandise sales. For example: If you signed Rooney back for Everton, you might generate 1.5x more merchandise sales (shirts etc). With a US affilliate feeder club, that would increase to say... 2.5x (estimate).

Could you supply me with a link please

Just look in the editors forum for FMRTE should be in there somewhere cant you edit sponsership using the editor you already get?

Thank you very much swisso

Yeah, I think you can with the default editor.

Swisso, I didn't know the merchandise multiplier thing. Thanks.

Yeah, I think you can with the default editor.

Swisso, I didn't know the merchandise multiplier thing. Thanks.

Have a look at my thread if you want better analysis, it gets bogged down in General Discussion so it's often missed!

I was quite surprised as you can see, and so were the others who responded