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130994.3 in reply to 130994.2
Date: 2/9/2010 10:46:32 AM
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Actually; this has been talked before in forums; even by BB members that prices that people are paying currently for lvl 5,6,7 trainers (500K-3 million)are simply too much. And too much to return on investment.

Like in real bull markets; it is up to the guy who would be willing to pay. But yes it is too much at this moment.

For what it is worth; I would never go up more than 300K.

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130994.4 in reply to 130994.3
Date: 2/9/2010 10:49:47 AM
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I definitely agree that it's up to people on what they choose to pay.

But what would be interesting to know is if the supply of staff members is scaling with the number of BB users. If that has been overlooked, that would be something driving staff costs up.

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130994.5 in reply to 130994.4
Date: 2/9/2010 10:54:39 AM
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from what i understand, were the old level 5 coaches not the best around and didnt they want to add many level 6 and 7 coaches to take money out off the game and to give people an extra choice, whether they would want a "rare" level 6 or 7 coach or not?

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130994.6 in reply to 130994.4
Date: 2/9/2010 11:01:58 AM
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I definitely agree that it's up to people on what they choose to pay.

But what would be interesting to know is if the supply of staff members is scaling with the number of BB users. If that has been overlooked, that would be something driving staff costs up.
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True; true. I have been watching for quite awhile and I cannot see the supply has been changed in which prices will drive up...The users amount has been floating between 50-60K for quite awhile now.

What I did notice is that the amount of high paid salary trainers (40-60K a week) are well available in the market..(I guess after they get replaced they are Free Agent and not retired)
And still people are willing to get one of them..

My 2 cents

Last edited by GM-Rijswijker at 2/9/2010 11:02:40 AM

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130994.7 in reply to 130994.1
Date: 2/9/2010 11:10:35 AM
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Some users overestimate the importance of the trainers in the growing of the players,unfortunately.So they spend too much for a trainer,instead of program better the training of their young players(or to buying stronger young players,I see many people that cry about the bad results of their training with an high level trainer,and when you see their teem you can only see over 25 years old players)
And the offer unfortunately will be always too low for the request,so the only weapon that you have for cut the pirces is to not raise when the prices go too high

Last edited by Steve Karenn at 2/9/2010 11:12:07 AM

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130994.8 in reply to 130994.7
Date: 2/9/2010 12:17:50 PM
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High level teams train players, but they also spend a lot on players from the TL. It seems to me that it's the teams that can't compete with high spenders that need to rely more on their Trainers if they want to have any players making more than $30k, and those teams can't afford the best trainers. Granted, the top trainers tend to have higher salaries than most of the players on a given roster (but let's not put that issue into this thread!). My little interjection here is to point out that it's those D.III teams that probably have the biggest need for the best trainers, but who also have a difficult time bidding on them.

But maybe a Level 4 Trainer is good enough... without seeing the code, we can only conjecture, and we're never going to see the code.

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130994.9 in reply to 130994.8
Date: 2/9/2010 1:15:19 PM
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L4 makes sense for my team, offsets the higher player salaries I'm carrying a little and allows for a low cost signing bonus. I am training players, but they are already highly skilled. The more they train the more expensive their salaries are.

My goal is to get each player to a rigidly defined overall skillset so they improve but at an efficient salary rate. In other words it's not about the speed of training, its how accurately I can plan and predict their pops to avoid even slight training over a certain level.

This might also be the case for lower division teams that are training big men, whose salaries drastically increase above certain skill levels.

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130994.10 in reply to 130994.8
Date: 2/9/2010 1:19:34 PM
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I just bought a level 5 trainer with wages around $40k (pretty fair) for just $2k. Yes, 2k. Probably I was a bit lucky, I guess, but it also demanded lots of patience until this guy appeared when probably few people were logged on. I looked for a new lvl 5 coach for about 2 months. But my patience was worthwhile.
I am in Brazilian First Division, so TV and merchandising incomes have been pretty high, and getting higher little by little, which compensates the rising of the wages of the coach. So it is not being a problem economically, I think the biggest problem regarding this system of rising wages is just that it is not realistic at all. At least for my team, which is in first division. I cannot talk for teams on lower divisions.

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130994.11 in reply to 130994.10
Date: 2/9/2010 1:44:56 PM
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You was not lucky.40k salary for a member of the staff,especially if he isn't at the best level, it's a too high weight to carry on own finanical balance for the major part of the teams.We was talking about the price of trainers with a reasonable level of salary (at max around 25k/week or less)
P.S. Your Tv and mercahndising incomes will not raise for ever,your trainer salary yes

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130994.12 in reply to 130994.11
Date: 2/9/2010 3:39:34 PM
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Another road to Rome (although with my skills, I will probably end up in Tunis):

I am a marginal div. iii team who decided to raise an entire squad to a certain base levels -- have been at this for two seasons, and some of my role players and 6th men are getting long in the tooth (24, 25 years old). But I am trying to develop a highly skilled core of players (21, 20, 19, 19, and 19) over the next three seasons or so. So I've hit my last TL for a while, and dropped a bundle on a level 5 trainer. I paid several hundred thousand for a guy with a salary under $20,000. When he hits $40,000, his time is done -- .

Now let me check that map -- when I get to that river Rubicon, I keep going south, right . . . ?

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130994.13 in reply to 130994.1
Date: 2/9/2010 5:07:28 PM
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The costs of specialist is simply a mirror of the global BB economy, if one day there will be less money to spend you will see the specialists cost go down, it's easy to explain. Then if you ask what I personally think about specialists I can say that no one worth 1$, I'm still convinced that the specialist were introduced only to go out money from the circle

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