Subject: Debt in league IV

i am in debt and it appears many other clubs in IV are struggling as well. should there be more cash available when u start sokker to help the new players survive the first few seasons

i know finances are important to control, but a bit more cash may encourage more managers stay in the game

When you read the rules and all those TIPS-HINTS threads, then there will be no problem with finances. Just have to know how much and where to invest it. People at the beginning usually start buying older players, some of them even build arena, because it seems quite small at the beginning.

As a relative newbie myself, i know exactly what you are talking about. I actually don't think the money is all that bad in IV...as long as you are sensible and hold back from things you can't afford in the early stages (nice coaches, thriving junior school, big transfers etc). I personally think it needs changing up the ladder a bit, to even things out, and there are several things in the promotion/relegation part of the game that could definately do with a financial makeover.

I am currently mentoring 2 people via SK mail specifically on debt, and i would be more than happy to help you privately if you wish.

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You might as well make them early.

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I don't think selling your motor is going to get the capital we need jim...why don't you remortgage your house?

That's a great idea. Negative equity here we come!