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69634.78 in reply to 69634.77
Date: 1/23/2009 4:53:40 PM
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But both teams has played since season 1, Stallions could also have the same size Arena if they had chosen to do so.

And the Bulls can´t build forever.

The difference in subscribers i suspect is no more than about 200.


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69634.79 in reply to 69634.77
Date: 1/23/2009 5:01:18 PM
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hambourgs earns more than 120-150 k over stallions...in 14 match of championship(without playoff incomes) 150*14=1700k
with this 1700k hambourg bulls could pay salaries of players strongers than stallion players
so stallions will always loses from hambourg bulls and will have less subscribers and will never fill the number of seats of hambourg bulls,even if he will hava the same palace with the same ticket prices and so on hambourg bulls will always have economic adnatage and will always win forever and ever...


the bette rplayer cost more salary, thats why the bulls earn 120k more but also pay around 120k more ... So the profit is the same, and the different relativ becomes smaller^^

But if you like to increase your profit +X% from homegames, in building a bigger arena you have to enlarge your arena +Y% those values are pretty the same outgoing from the same ticket prices. So your only problem is, that winning teams get more spectators not the size of the arenas. If you cut the size of the arena, the problems stays but with smaller arenas and higher ticket prices ... Maybe the problems becomes more worst, because to increase your arena + Y% you ahve to pay less(like the whole arena).

And why you don't watch ESV lain or Tall blacks, they have bigger arenas(more expensive) then the Bulls, they earn more then the stallions without being more succesfull.

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69634.80 in reply to 69634.49
Date: 1/23/2009 5:06:16 PM
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Take a step back and just try and think for a moment about what your saying within your speech and why the above 2 extracts really are complete nonsense.

this doesn't seem the best way to share opinions.

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Date: 1/23/2009 5:38:27 PM
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I think you are 100% wrong about the big=poor small=rich.
I would be willing to bet that the #1 italian team has more assets than I do, the current #1 Thai team. I might have more cash on hand, but his roster has ten times the value of my cash on hand and roster put together.

At the moment the incomes only depend on the division you are in. In germany first division the merchandising and the spectators behave in exactly the same way as in Andorra first division. But the costs (players salaries) to stay in the two divisions are very different.
A new born team in Andorra (division II) will have more opportunity to expand its arenas and to invest on the market than a new team in Germany has (division V). I find this unfair. New teams should have the same economic situation independently of the country they are in.

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69634.82 in reply to 69634.81
Date: 1/23/2009 6:47:10 PM
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the new team in andorra get faster fans, but hey their rivals too, and that are there opponents. And with this faster development, the first league will faster look like a first league should look like.

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69634.83 in reply to 69634.82
Date: 1/23/2009 7:29:20 PM
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the new team in andorra get faster fans, but hey their rivals too, and that are there opponents. And with this faster development, the first league will faster look like a first league should look like.


in theory. i don't think it will happen fast enough though, and for sure not in every country of the world

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Date: 1/23/2009 10:28:32 PM
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Players improve without popping.

Once I scored a basket that still makes me laugh.
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69634.85 in reply to 69634.43
Date: 1/23/2009 10:34:30 PM
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Well, you have about one or two more seasons with taxation, if that. The taxes dropped dramatically in season 7 and will drop more in season 8.

I don't think anyone said italians were stupid (well, lots of people have said it, but not Superfly Guy in the post to which you replied) just stubborn.

Once I scored a basket that still makes me laugh.
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69634.86 in reply to 69634.85
Date: 1/23/2009 11:53:17 PM
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before i butt in

who are the stallions and the bulls? are this bb teams?

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69634.87 in reply to 69634.86
Date: 1/24/2009 12:35:11 AM
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before i butt in

who are the stallions and the bulls? are this bb teams?


Yeah... take a look at Germanys top division.....

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69634.88 in reply to 69634.81
Date: 1/24/2009 12:37:18 AM
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An Andorran first division team will begin with a squad of scrubs, like my team or an original German 1st division team did. They will also begin with however much money they give you at the beginning of the game. And they will begin with a 5000 seat arena. This is completely different than the German first division now.

I don't see how these two economic situations are the same. Merchandise sales are dependant on a team's success and the PR guy. TV revenue is dependant on division, and ticket sales are dependant on price and number of seats. Why will the new Andorran team have more opportunity to expand its arena? If a German team in the fifth division moves up they can get four promotion bonuses. An Andorran team can only get one. A German team will have more competition and so will have higher attendance % and thus more ability to earn. I don't know if these offset the higher starting division for a new team, which seems a valid point to me, but perhaps they make the figures closer than you think them to be.


Once I scored a basket that still makes me laugh.
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