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189153.1
Date: 7/9/2011 9:19:25 AM
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i will have 800k at the beginning of next season if i get lucky will get a 5 star a+ and 5 potential 7ยด3 c to buy for a good price. My question is whether to spend 400k for coach level 4 or to buy a big for that amount. I did actually upgrade the arena so the construction will be ready for the new season.

What should be the next steps for me to be


Tahnks for any help

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189153.3 in reply to 189153.1
Date: 7/9/2011 9:43:36 AM
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A level 4 coach on about 15k wage usually only cost a few thousand to sign. It is a level 5 coach where it may cost 400k to sign a low wage one. For a div 5 team your better off spending that 400k on players to promote seeing you make more money the higher your division .

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189153.4 in reply to 189153.3
Date: 7/9/2011 10:42:11 AM
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Yeah, I got my level 4 trainer about 3 weeks into the beginning of this season. Cost me 40,000 signing, starting salary was about 15,000. Prices were definitely higher the first two weeks of the season though. If you have the money now, I'd look into getting one

aussie dude is right though, it's the level 5 trainers that really get expensive. Add low salary and a specialty, and you are talking a lot of competition, and a lot of money.

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189153.5 in reply to 189153.1
Date: 7/9/2011 11:11:25 AM
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The difference between a level 4 and level 7 trainer isn't much more than 7-8%. Over the course of a full season, that's likely not even a full pop on most trainees. People just assume that the difference must be a lot more than that. So if you're in a lower division, you're pretty much handcuffing your finances if you get a top trainer too early. The game isn't set up for lower division teams to be able to afford expensive players or staff.

If you want to have greatly increase the speed of your training, single position training is going to have a much greater effect than getting a level 7 trainer you can't afford.

Last edited by Beener not Beanerz at 7/9/2011 11:12:58 AM

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189153.6 in reply to 189153.5
Date: 7/9/2011 11:15:01 AM
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well i'm not planning to buy a level 7 trainer, thought about buying a level 5 though. But i expect the percentage between level 4 and level 7 to be at least 12% i mean why to have a level 5 and level 6 then at all.

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189153.7 in reply to 189153.6
Date: 7/9/2011 11:18:38 AM
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The difference between level 4 and level 5 is about 2% but the difference in weekly salary can be substantial. Frankly, I don't think it's worth it as it's very important for lower division teams to maximize their weekly profits, but that's your call.

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189153.8 in reply to 189153.7
Date: 7/9/2011 11:21:16 AM
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well if you know the number is true then there is no reason to bother i think