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From: Neeber
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Date: 02/11/2015 23:04:56
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Hey All,

Some of you may remember me from a while back, if not, hi!

Anyway i need some advice.
I have found myself starting a new team at the bottom of DIV III.3 in Aus.
I am wondering if i should tank this season, saving as much as possible and upgrading the arena and go to DIV IV or spend a little money, get into the relegation play offs and try and stay. I do know that this could set me back next season but after a second opinion.

All the best
neeber

From: Kingy

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267804.2 in reply to 267804.1
Date: 02/11/2015 23:56:28
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Might aswell tank there is no div 4 currently youll just change div 3 division saying that if your in a weak one id try stay there and just upgrade arena and save money

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267804.3 in reply to 267804.1
Date: 02/15/2015 08:30:26
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Starting from scratch id say that building your arena and finding some young trainees who dont have to be high potential to start with, would be good priorities.

This is a management game its not a sprint

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267804.4 in reply to 267804.3
Date: 03/15/2015 03:11:48
Koopasaurus
ABBL
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Agreed.

Priorities would be to find 3 long term trainees. Get them 48+ mins each week for training purposes. Find a good trainer, minimum of level 4. Doctor is optional is you want some kind of insurance for your trainees. PR staff can be level 2 with the specialty of your choice. Then pump as much money into the arena as possible without crippling your economy. And finally get promoted asap cos the higher the division, the more money you have to play with.

Yes the famous quotes "This game is a marathon, not a sprint".




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267804.5 in reply to 267804.4
Date: 03/15/2015 06:05:50
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Yes the famous quotes "This game is a marathon, not a sprint".



Very true

I also believe my quote to be very accurate

"This is a management game its not a sprint"


but agree that it is not as yet a famous quote

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267804.6 in reply to 267804.5
Date: 03/15/2015 08:07:38
Kinky Koalas
II.4
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Second Team:
Down Under Drop Bears

Yes the famous quotes "This game is a marathon, not a sprint".



Very true

I also believe my quote to be very accurate

"This is a management game its not a sprint"


but agree that it is not as yet a famous quote

Haha!! this is gold!

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267804.7 in reply to 267804.6
Date: 03/15/2015 09:20:33
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Sadly this season I havent been a very good manager

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267804.8 in reply to 267804.1
Date: 03/16/2015 03:31:19
Kira Kira Koseki
III.6
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Second Team:
Yubi Yubi
Since you're a returning player I'll assume you already know most of what you are doing. But here's some advice based on my experiences;

To get far in this game, you need to aim to be making a substantial financial profit each week for several seasons. Being careful with my weekly player salaries and how I spent my money was how I managed to make it to the ABBL within 10 seasons of signing up. Of course, some very lucky breaks going my way, like drafting an 18yo HoF and getting the GDP right in the Division II play-offs (thanks Coach Regan!) helped a lot too, but playing the financial game correctly is the best way to quickly rise through the ranks in my opinion.

Only once you're making a good profit each week can you start to put a proper training scheme in place for your team. You can afford to make some trade-offs between finances and training along the way, such as paying extra for an Exceptional trainer if you have an U21 NT prospect or two, but don't let training consume you at the expense of profits and results. Advanced-Superior trainers will usually suffice, and you don't need 3 top-tier prospects either.

As I discovered through my Utopia team, the first few seasons can be a bit boring since your players suck and you don't have money to throw around either. My only advice is to tough your way through the building your team up period and the game will reward you later...

Last edited by Jay (OTT) at 03/28/2015 04:32:35

From: Balev

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267804.9 in reply to 267804.8
Date: 03/16/2015 10:09:42
Kinky Koalas
II.4
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Second Team:
Down Under Drop Bears
Such good advice!!!