Subject: 8 MILLION down

Just make sure you make a profit on every sale you make, the money then starts to add up ;-)

Any tips on how to get so much money phil ? id love to know mate !

Also - sell 90% of your team to make money and start losing every game 20:0.

:)

Its a key factor ;-)

Transfers income: 377 258 £ average 47 158 £ (8 of sales)
Transfers expenses: 125 001 £ average 20 834 £ (6 of purchases)
profit/loss: 252 258 £ average 26 324 £

Not a bad start.... however im in the -ve dosh........... trying to break even... tough after relegation.

And training doesnt seem to be giving any pops

Your coaching setup ok?

Otherwise the age and or talent of your players could be the problem.

Transfers income: 16 718 580 £ average 151 988 £ (110 of sales)
Transfers expenses: 12 222 504 £ average 436 518 £ (28 of purchases)
profit/loss: 4 496 076 £ average -284 530 £


£3.1m in the bank.

Transfers income: 243 841 £ average 22 168 £ (11 of sales)
Transfers expenses: 221 046 £ average 14 737 £ (15 of purchases)
profit/loss: 22 795 £ average 7 431 £
Got 270k or so in bank, but decent players cost so damn much to buy, team is not yet good enough to go up into 1st div, and trainees taking so long to come through, my stadium is only 7k would i be better investing in that for now to try raise some more cash, i seem to be able to sell out all my home games.

If you are going to upgrade your stadium you should build some seats along one side of the pitch. I would go for the side that has 1000 benches just now and build as many seats as you feel that you can afford.
Most help guides say that you should get good trainees in place before worrying about your stadium but it is too easy to go bankrupt if you do not get your finances sorted.

What are you training? From your line-up I would guess pace. Are you keeping a note of how long players are taking to pop? If players are slow learners it means that they have low talent and you should try to sell them and replace with better talented players.

Are you using one of the manager help programs like Sokker Organiser or Apollo? They are great for keeping tabs on your trainees progress.

Transfers income: 16 048 551 £ average 80 646 £ (199 of sales)
Transfers expenses: 9 515 002 £ average 57 667 £ (165 of purchases)
profit/loss: 6 533 549 £ average 22 980 £

Transfers income: 7 396 557 £ average 105 666 £ (70 of sales)
Transfers expenses: 733 077 £ average 34 909 £ (21 of purchases)
profit/loss: 6 663 481 £ average 70 757 £