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30525.3 in reply to 30525.1
Date: 5/13/2008 11:06:33 AM
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Any team that practices sound financial management will make money in the long run, even if there's a short-term loss.

It's not the financial setup that causes teams to bleed money.

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30525.4 in reply to 30525.2
Date: 5/13/2008 2:20:28 PM
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If you keep to these 5 rules, there is NO way you can loose money.

Of course you can. If your 2 best players for each positions take too much salary.

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30525.5 in reply to 30525.1
Date: 5/13/2008 9:55:11 PM
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I'm paying a tiny bit over $80k and each week I lose money but overall I'm making money because of selling players. If you don't already, get a training program together and train 5-6 players at a time (if you're training 2 positions). Then you can sell a few and replace them with new trainees.

I would get the best possible trainer for this though.

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30525.6 in reply to 30525.1
Date: 5/14/2008 12:48:00 AM
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In my first 2 season the only way i made money was through TV games. I'd cut your team down to about 12 players. If the players are all around the same skill level keep the youngest ones.

Also make sure you have a training schedule. I didn't realise the importance of this, and keeping to it until midway through my second season. Also try to follow on with your training, for example. if your training Inside Shot for 3 weeks then go into rebounding cos thats a secondary pop for inside shot. That kind of stuff will help you train better and also enable you to sell players for profits quicker.

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30525.7 in reply to 30525.6
Date: 5/14/2008 1:23:59 AM
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Hey man, i´just went into my 2nd season, and me and all the other guys in my group have kind of the same problems!
With me, it looks like this:
I have between 11 and 13 players in may rooster. I pay for them around 55k per week. I´ve got a trainer 7, Doctor and PR are 1. Makes about 18k.
And i pay 10k for scoutung, ok, i could cancel that.

My arena is always "full house", i get around 65k a week, and little less than 10k Sponsoring.

All together, i´m loosing about 10k a week. And the problem is: in a week, ich which i have games! After eeing sent out in the playoffs, there is nothing with arena income! Then i´ll loose about 60k a week!
And after every season, salerys increase. Thats a pitte, because i had a +/- 0 economy, but suddenly salerys increaed by 20% and i had to sell all the players, instead of starting to built up something.

Anyways, thats how it´s going. Try to trade, or train medium player to good ones, i guess we can survive, at all, when i see some guys paying millions for players (- the gap is getting bigger)

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30525.8 in reply to 30525.7
Date: 5/14/2008 5:32:34 AM
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To the guys who are losing money,

I've went through your team and your problem doesn't seem to be your expenses. It's your INCOME. You are selling out your games and your fans can't get enough tickets to give you revenue.

Increase your ticket prices. Build more seats. Do something and stop your money from going down the drain. Let's say the fans are gonna give you 100 dollars for tickets, but you can only take 50 because your arena isn't big enough.


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30525.9 in reply to 30525.4
Date: 5/14/2008 9:48:24 AM
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I won't say that is impossible, but VERY unlikely. ;)

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