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Ok, i've just completed my 4th season and got Dagenham and Redbridge to the Premier league. Upon the loading of the new season i'm told, the board expects me to avoid relegation... Not even battle bravely against relegation... and they have given me a whopping 350K to achieve this goal. I mean COME ON... what is that all about, this has to be a bug. How am i supposed to buy premier league players with that? So i got promoted in straight seasons but i'm not a miracle worker. Does anyone else think there might be a little problem with season start transfer revenue?
Has anyone else had this kind of problem when getting lower league teams up to the prem. I know NTFC did it, how much did you get when you got promoted?
lots of people have similar problems and only way to get more cash seems to be selling players (if you can) or enabling sugar daddy (if you have 'unlocked' it)
yeah but in the PC version you get TV revenue, and payouts for finishing in positions in the league and for getting promoted, as well as winning later cup matches. It seems there is none of this in FMH it leaves lower league clubs with huge disadvantages... especially since the stadium doesn't seem to get upgraded...
Originally posted by Mad_mike70:
yeah but in the PC version you get TV revenue, and payouts for finishing in positions in the league and for getting promoted, as well as winning later cup matches. It seems there is none of this in FMH it leaves lower league clubs with huge disadvantages... especially since the stadium doesn't seem to get upgraded...
Stadiums etc. do get upgraded in FMH although its not something which is hugely visible, so you can make a small club into a large one if you're successful enough (please bear in mind this does take time - Brighton irl for instance have been trying to obtain a stadium for quite a few years now).
With regards to your budget if the chairman is (possibly rightfully?) expecting the team to go straight back down then he will bank as much of the income as possible to use for the clubs long term benefit rather than spend a fortune now.
Clubs who have been promoted irl have done this before - indeed Wigan and West Hams spending this season has been fairly low (and bar one signing each their spending would have been well within the budget you've been given) and neither of these are traditionally quite as small as the club you're managing.
Well tbh i think this is a simliar scenario ot Sunderlands.They did not improve their squas as a result they were relegated,whereas Wigan and West ham have perofmred in the premierleague becuase their chairmen has given them money to spend.
Cheers for the official word on that Marc, much appreciated, i think i can see where you're coming from, so basically, i should wait until i stay up and do fairly well before expecting any kind of real payout?
Originally posted by Mad_mike70:
Cheers for the official word on that Marc, much appreciated, i think i can see where you're coming from, so basically, i should wait until i stay up and do fairly well before expecting any kind of real payout?
Yeah if you can survive at least one season then it'll reassure your chairman to invest some of the revenue (ie. prize money & TV cash) back into the club ... as nj3591 indicated after a while you'll find yourself competing more evenly with other Premiership clubs.
Welcome to the prem, here's 350K 
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