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129389.176 in reply to 129389.173
Date: 1/29/2010 1:10:48 PM
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I seem to be missing the issue here.

1. Small-county teams run huge profits because their players are too cheap as compared to their weekly income.

2. Therefore they have an advantage on the transfer market...

3. ... where they will go to buy players with higher salaries.

Rinse, repeat. Problem solved.


4. this is THE SAME ANSWER we received 2 years ago

my question is: WHEN will the problem be "solved"?
let me guess... never?

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Date: 1/29/2010 1:16:40 PM
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Which particular part of the problem do you expect to get fixed?

Teams with high income and crappy players will always be in better position to spend on the transfer market -- that's not anything that's going to change, so don't hold your breath.

"I don't know half of you half as well as I should like; and I like less than half of you half as well as you deserve."
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Date: 1/29/2010 1:16:41 PM
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Which particular part of the "problem" do you expect to get fixed?

Teams with high income and crappy players will always be in better position to spend on the transfer market -- that's not anything that's going to change, so don't hold your breath.

Last edited by GM-kozlodoev at 1/29/2010 1:16:58 PM

"I don't know half of you half as well as I should like; and I like less than half of you half as well as you deserve."
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Date: 1/29/2010 1:16:54 PM
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i rarely try to buy players, because it's a really frustrating experience


I did not do the exact sum, but your salaries look to be in the $200+ neighbourhood. To me, that's at least in the "comfortable mid-sized sedan" category, if not higher. Sorry if we have a different view on things.

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129389.180 in reply to 129389.179
Date: 1/29/2010 1:55:31 PM
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Just to put more on you, my team have already 1 championship and one cup, with my salaries being only 183k. So most probably our Italian friend had better or equal team to mine.

I will repeat again. Countries with around 100 users and less are like the 1% of the BB. So i really dont think that we can have great effect on the transfer market as they want to make it look.

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Date: 1/29/2010 4:07:18 PM
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I seem to be missing the issue here.

1. Small-county teams run huge profits because their players are too cheap as compared to their weekly income.

2. Therefore they have an advantage on the transfer market...

3. ... where they will go to buy players with higher salaries.

Rinse, repeat. Problem solved.


4. this is THE SAME ANSWER we received 2 years ago

my question is: WHEN will the problem be "solved"?
let me guess... never?


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Some persons not want listen these problems

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129389.183 in reply to 129389.182
Date: 1/29/2010 4:11:25 PM
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True because this persons are the same people who said that with the new tv contratcs and the new merchandising all would be different and would be more balanced, but the reality is another...

Im still curious(and lot of managers are) to read what are the BB's opinion...


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Date: 1/29/2010 4:17:09 PM
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I seem to be missing the issue here.

1. Small-county teams run huge profits because their players are too cheap as compared to their weekly income.

2. Therefore they have an advantage on the transfer market...

3. ... where they will go to buy players with higher salaries.

Rinse, repeat. Problem solved.


4. this is THE SAME ANSWER we received 2 years ago

my question is: WHEN will the problem be "solved"?
let me guess... never?


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Some persons not want listen these problems



5) after they buy players with higer salaries they can beat everyone in the world, not only in the sovereign country

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129389.185 in reply to 129389.181
Date: 1/29/2010 4:23:34 PM
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3. ... where they will go to buy players with higher salaries.
at the risk of running in circles in this thread, at message 55 in here my own answer to this was lazy cartels that continue to run high savings rates and do NOT spend it all (except maybe on ridiculously expensive multiskillers with comparably low salaries): (129389.55)
to say something substantive about this would require a graph that plots average weekly profits in div 1's against number of users in the country.

Well, money doesn't win games, players do. Therefore running high savings is not necessarily a problem.

"I don't know half of you half as well as I should like; and I like less than half of you half as well as you deserve."
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129389.186 in reply to 129389.183
Date: 1/29/2010 4:28:48 PM
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Advantage to smaller country teams?


Lets say we turn this around? As apparantly the majority of this thread want.

Advantage to bigger country teams?

Debate would be the same; just the opposite noises. Is there a good and fair system? At all? In real life?

Im still curious(and lot of managers are) to read what are the BB's opinion..

BB listened and tried to uneven the economics by TV contract and merchandise and free agents...I dont think you can prove that it is not working..Its just not that transparant.

And really not that big teams are there in small countries..What are we saying...Don't give me the links of Djembe; Dragons Back and Sharman and Torooo....Those are exceptional coaches which might have succeeded in every country..I do agree with some people that yes some are benifitting but I belive those can be counted less then 20 teams maybe..

Yes countries as Italy; Spain; France are tough. Like Gachai said; consider this as a blessing and fun. Because GM-somdetsfinest with its gazillion trophies in Thailand would love to have those kinda competition.



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