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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.....

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.

i would like to ask,

if a new manager gets a team assigned to him for example 1st division or 2nd division i doubt he will get all scrubs compare to a manager assigned to a 4th or 5th division team.

why . . . . i dont know now but that waht happen to me when i join, i was given a low division 2 team but i have players but not that could blew you away.

i remember scrambling my lineup all the time to get a nice combination even making a sg to play sf just for offensive purposes.

it wasnt perfect team but i gamble on the transfer market to get old players to compliment. but i think if your assigned in a higher division i dont think the bb will allow you to have players that wont allow you to compete in that division, because for a new player to have a team losing all the time i dont expect him to play bb that long. . . . i mean would you ?

i never see more then respektabel starting players, and if you start in a first division with teasm who play 2-3 Seasons(there are small countrys who doesn't grow or who grow slow), that won't be enough.

@somdestfinest: In high division you will get fans pretty fast in comparisation to high devisiions, so you will have more visitors then a german 4 or 5 diviision team and this is more then the promotion bonuses worth even when you run directly in league one- but i don't see the problem with that you play against other andorra first league teams not against german div 5 teams.

in Thai you can have a roster less expensive and win and take a lot of money because you have the same income of italian I division (ie)

so if we start at the same level after a season i remain at the same level and you become richer. It's clear now??

but you play against poor guys, and he play against equal rich guys ;) So it is fair in the end, the thai players have to put money on the club too, so they pay earlier higher salries and so on^^

At the end you could reach and comparable strength like a italian div one team, even like there opponents.

i think you missed to build your arena earlier in italy, which reduces your income dramatically and make you now less capable of acting.

And Thai will use their income to make their teams stronger, this means higher cost and jigher level in competition in their first league ... So they will become like other first leagues in this game.

And don't forget you don't play agianst thai teams, you play against teams in your country, who have a similiar progress. There is only one tournament where teams of different countries met, and when italy aahve stronger teams they will beat them if not the other team will pay salaries like the italian one ;)

if you do so you have to regulate this for every single team, which leads to a sitution that everybody has nearly the same income ;)

Or you punish teams, who ave a small sized arena in a league which build a lot, in a doubled time becuase he have less income today and gets and additional penalty for playing in a econical wealthy league. But if you do so, the econical aspekt of the game become pretty unimportant, because every team gets nearly the same income furthermore you punish teams who looked forward to have an wealthy team because they got a similiar income like a team who didn't did it and you also have to get back the investment of the arena -> for example the blacks(26226) who have the second expensive arena in the german bundesliga, they need to make additional 13 millions throug visitors in comparisition the cost of building.

Edit: think about the planing aspect,maybe you watch through the league and say, they make less income so we get low taxes -> it makes sense to build the arena ... Few days later you see, that 4 other teams build their arenas, and some selled their expensive player without buying new one which makes the team more wealthy and you get higher taxes - as a result you building your arena wasn't a good idea anymore.

Last edited by CrazyEye at 1/24/2009 8:25:39 AM

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.

This is the mistake,an higher competition will generate a lower attendence% because it is more probably to have a major number of matches lost in a season...