retired_cacuna

Hucknall_Elv - bear in mind that the Championship is no where near as lucrative as the Premiership.

For a real life example Brighton survived in the Championship last season but did so on a shoestring budget (our largest signing being funded by a windfall from Coca Cola) and this season have finally succumbed after a season where I think our most expensive signing was a loan deal

(so yeah I am sure - its just that the funding in real-life (and in the game) is notoriously top heavy, unless you have a huge fanbase of rabid supporters don't expect a large amount of dosh in the Championship)

retired_malhar

Ah okay, fair enough. Thanks for clearing that up, Marc.

retired_barbeez

I understand some of your answers Marc but what about the other end of the scale? I started as West Ham and was given £2.4m (iirc) to avoid relegation in the first season. I spent about 2m and finished 6th, qualifying for Europe.

I then released 10 players and signed 3 bosmans to cut the squad down. Only to find out that I will receive just £1.2m for the following season, not many European standard players I can get with that. Any Ideas??

retired_cheerchicks

^^^^

i had something similar happen with forest, but made do ended up winngng the eufa cup and the following season got 11million this season finshed 5th won nothing (quarter and semi finals in some cups) didnt sell (or buy) any players but got 22million