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why when i have sold 40 million worth of players my projection for the season is getting worse?
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Hello guys! I have started my first youth academy challenge about 2 weeks ago. It was and is an amazing challenge! I will tell you a bit about what i've done until now: i have simulated the game until the reset date for england when teams get promoted to national league north from lower leagues, and i took charge of Kettering Town. First thing i've done was to sign new contracts with all the players i wanted too keep for more than 1 season, because being a youth academy challenge i am not allowed to make any transfers. I have removed all appearance, unused sub and clean sheet fees f
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I’ve just got a player on loan for a season with the option to buy for £12 million. However, he’s not convinced to join the club on a permanent basis. Can he change his mind to join the club permanently once the loan ends/or in the winter transfer window? Is there any way he can be convinced to join? Thank you!
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Currently, in the finance screen, you can only look back 1,5 years. It would be great if we could change that timeperiod to see how much we're spending on wages compared to 5 seasons ago, or even 10. How has my balance changed over the last few years? How has my sponsor income changed since i promoted 6 years ago? Did I manage to cut back 30% on wages over the past 5 years like i wanted? Adding a dropdown where we can select the time-period the graph is displaying would do the trick. I feel like this would be fairly easy to implement, and bring alot of satisfaction as you would really b
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OK. I prefer to play small or mid-sized clubs (Reggina, Flamengo, Southampton, etc.). One of my challenges is how to best allocate my transfer budget. Should I spend it all in one or two super players each year, or should I invest in a larger number of younger average players?... Also, do you prefer one-time payments or are you willing to compromise your club's finances with a three year plus add-on fees for the selling clubs? Any hints are appreciated. Thanks.
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What are some of the ways that people improve finances of a team? I know selling players, playing bigger teams in friendlies are both ways of doing this. I think cash strapped teams are always fun to play with, makes you consider every aspect of your team. Do you need 8 scouts? What youth players should I look to improve and develop to bring into the first team next season etc. Leave your thoughts below, thanks!
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Hi, When you view a club's overall bank balance and transfer balance, are these amounts taking into account real-life transfer fees spent when the game was out? For example: Man Utd spent around £145mill in the summer of 2017. Their club balance according to the editor is about 340million with about 42 mill for transfers. If United hadn't have spent a penny, would the balance be what I've mentioned plus £145mill fees spent?