Add more seats, little by little (like you are doing at the moment- heeeeeyyyyy you don't really need my advice do you?), to that tiny little matchbox of an arena you play in. It is an insult to the great city of Grea Di Caddore or wherever the AS Barroom Heroes hail from that such an illustrious team in such an extremely difficult and competitive league plays in such a puny place. And, max out your prices tomorrow. None of this $63 bucks for a lower tier seat. You have sold them out 9 games in a row. What kind of programming is that? People WANT to sit in the lower tier in that closet you call a gym. Let them fight for the right to pay $70 a seat!!! Same with the bleachers. None of this $17 stuff. $20 or they can go eat gelatto.Secondly, accept your plight as karma for this action:Sergio Vega Sold BC Scarlets 12/21/2007 $ 12 000 Steigvilas Lazanas Sold Suc d frut united 12/3/2007 $ 8 000 Quim Limão Sold Charlys gangstas 12/2/2007 $ 15 000 Aleksandar Cubrilo Sold KAINES 12/2/2007 $ 8 000 Zhao Daoxiang Sold Kamicáceres 12/2/2007 $ 3 000 August Genelin Sold AS PauMoRoX 12/2/2007 $ 9 000 Živojin Cokic Sold Z Röselichöhl Defenders 12/2/2007 $ 27 000 Krisztián Adorján Sold Alemannia Aasterberg 12/2/2007 $ 20 000 Juan Carlos Vecina Sold Skubys Sonics 12/2/2007 $ 23 000 Jaroslaw Straczewski AS Barroom Heroes 12/2/2007 $ 1 000 Steigvilas Lazanas Bought Kučgalio torpedos 11/30/2007 $ 2 000 Živojin Cokic Bought 11/29/2007 $ 1 000 August Genelin Bought Saint City Celtics 11/29/2007 $ 1 000 Jaroslaw Straczewski Bought 11/29/2007 $ 1 000 Mati Rubinstein Bought 11/29/2007 $ 1 000 Krisztián Adorján Bought Pici Pockok 11/29/2007 $ 1 000 Juan Carlos Vecina Bought 11/29/2007 $ 1 000 Zhao Daoxiang Bought 11/29/2007 $ 2 000 Quim Limão Bought 11/29/2007 $ 1 000 Sergio Vega Bought 11/29/2007 $ 1 000 Feliks Ejsmont Bought Gorilla Brother`s 11/29/2007 $ 1 000 Aleksandar Cubrilo Bought 11/29/2007 $ 4 000 Thirdly, buy one more player- an 18year old who plays the position which you train and train him every week, no matter what, this season. Just before the end of the season, while you bite your nails over relegation, sell his ass to create a cushion for the several weeks you won't be getting any money.Fourthly, your payroll is higher than anyone else in your division by about 15k (except for the Knickerbockers who are just a bit below you (roughly speaking because I just added up the thousands not the hundreds)) and they are the best team in your division at the moment. This leads me to believe that you could remain competitive and get a substantial amount of cash if you were to sell Urbano. At the moment he is your 6th leading scorer and 2nd leading rebounder but I have no doubt that Ye Faming will take up the slack and that Gleize and Belopoyodokopovodov will, with weekly training, improve enough to make his memory a faint one. With your 27k per week savings, add 50 bleachers a week. Every little bit helps. With the profit you get from Urbano minus the expense of one more 17k per week guy and one more trainee, do some math to see how much $$ you need for the weeks when you will be sitting at home wishing you were in the playoffs. Put that money aside and don't touch it. With some of the rest make one major arena upgrade.I, of course, don't know what your finances look like at the moment. I do know that you recently bought Fivas for over 4 million dollars after the announcement about the changes. Maybe some fiscal responsibility training might help as well.Good luck!!!
its funny really, reading it seems like he is the only one going through the process and is having a hard time. imagine that . . . . i have to defend my title and i cant even improve my bloody lineup this season due to shortage . . . . and when i see my conference i see a lot of teams are better and improve.
its funny really, reading it seems like he is the only one going through the process and is having a hard time. imagine that . . . . i have to defend my title and i cant even improve my bloody lineup this season due to shortage . . . . and when i see my conference i see a lot of teams are better and improve.Well, when other teams can improve and you can't, what does that tell you?
Changes are too harsh for the 'Average' manager.... come on you want to admit it!