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155980.6 in reply to 155980.5
Date: 9/4/2010 4:53:21 AM
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I would try and promote. Being in div 1 is much better than being in div 2. Currently you are smashing everyone and there isn't really much competition, if you get to div 1 then you will make more money, and have more competition. Far better in my opinion.

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155980.7 in reply to 155980.5
Date: 9/4/2010 4:54:08 AM
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You won't go to a different div 2 league. You either promote to div 1 or stay in the same league.

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155980.8 in reply to 155980.7
Date: 9/4/2010 4:59:43 AM
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Oh ok.

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155980.9 in reply to 155980.6
Date: 9/4/2010 5:00:41 AM
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Yeah it's true that I will make more money if I promote to div 1 but my team is still not strong enough to compete in div 1...

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155980.10 in reply to 155980.9
Date: 9/4/2010 5:58:57 AM
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So?

You get tonnes of money to make your team competitive. That alone is worth it.

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155980.11 in reply to 155980.9
Date: 9/4/2010 6:01:46 AM
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You will get heaps of money in div 1, and you will be able to improve your team a lot, and even if you don't do well you will have first draft pick next season so you can get a good trainee :P

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155980.12 in reply to 155980.11
Date: 9/4/2010 6:04:37 AM
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Right, I guess you're absolutely right about that. But if I get promoted to div I, what should I be doing? still invest most of money on arena or save it and buy skillful players?

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155980.13 in reply to 155980.12
Date: 9/4/2010 6:53:53 AM
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If you promote i would sell all players except trainees and just train them for the first half of the season. Put lots of money in to the arena. Then half way through, have a look where you are on the standings and if you can win enough games to come 7th. If you can then do that, if you can't then keep expanding arena and training.

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155980.14 in reply to 155980.13
Date: 9/4/2010 9:10:02 AM
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Wait, so that means I'll only have 5 to 6 players (considering they are all my trainees). Oh, maybe I can do exactly what you're doing :P Have several players that I want to train and just get several very cheap players to manage the gameshape etc.

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155980.15 in reply to 155980.14
Date: 9/4/2010 9:29:13 AM
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Exactly :) Just buy 1k players to fill the spots that you need to fill.
When you sell those 6 trainees at the end of the season you will get a lot of money to then spend on a good side that is competitive in div 1.

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155980.16 in reply to 155980.15
Date: 9/4/2010 12:00:44 PM
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Your strategy of gutting your team to to save money is terrible. If you want to do it yourself that's fine, but I think it's ridiculous that you're telling new players to do it and no one is calling you on it. At least this is slightly more sane then your "sell every player and don't bother training" advice to another player.

The amount of money saved by having only five "real players" and a bunch of rotating filler will likely not balance out the cost of lost income from having a team that is getting destroyed for a half of a season. And selling your whole team while the market is still down doesn't make a ton of sense from a financial position either.

In addition, it means that the manager won't have the ability to learn how to manage a roster, an economy or tactics.

It is totally possible to build an effective team on a budget that would allow a player to stay semi-competitive without breaking the bank. It's not all or nothing.

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