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I am playing as Sunderland and am 215,000 under my weekly wage budget. I put in an offer for Matias Fernandez and it gets accepted he wants 73,000 a week but i can only offer 58,000 a week even though i am nearly quater of a million under my wage budget, why is this?
11-14-2007, 06:10 PM
What determines how much wages you can offer? Post #2
At the lower levels, I've had very limited funds based on my overall debt load. The further into the red I was, the less funds I had available to offer for new contracts.
As my financial situation improved, I would slowly get more money available for new contracts.
When I was with a tight-wad board, I've also received less funds than a board who wants to win badly.
Does this reflect your current situation with Sunderland?
11-14-2007, 07:08 PM
What determines how much wages you can offer? Post #3
At the moment we have 30 million in the bank and like i said are well under the wage budget. I have a transfer budget of 27 million and for some reason i cannot trade any of this for wage budget.
11-14-2007, 08:26 PM
What determines how much wages you can offer? Post #4
Originally posted by AcidBurn:
I am playing as Sunderland and am 215,000 under my weekly wage budget. I put in an offer for Matias Fernandez and it gets accepted he wants 73,000 a week but i can only offer 58,000 a week even though i am nearly quater of a million under my wage budget, why is this?
What squad status are you offering him? Higher wages available for higher squad status. Also every club has a 'wage structure', regardless of total available. For instance, the most Liverpool will play any player (at 'key player' status) is £125,000, even if I have half a million available.
11-14-2007, 09:49 PM
What determines how much wages you can offer? Post #5
Try to give him the max that you can. Offer him a fat signing on fee, big appearance fee, 25% pay rise every year, etc.
He will probably accept, and then in a couple seasons you can renegotiate with him before his salary gets out of hand.
I offered him that but he would not accept it 25 percent yearly increase and a 2.9 million signing on fee but still no good. Like i said a few more seasons and maybe i will be able to get some bigger players. Had to settle for Simon Vukcevic and Lulinha in the end.
11-14-2007, 11:02 PM
What determines how much wages you can offer? Post #9
In this version and previous ones, I have occasionally "decided to have a laugh"....
I would take over a fairly affluent club and basically screw them. I would sell all the top players for naff all and then give the rubbish that is left behind top wack possible in contract negotiations.
Maybe FM08 thinks Fat Frddie is still in charge at Newcastle. I made 16 youth team player Campbell Bell club captain and the board allowed me to offer him a 5 year contract worth £125k a week, (to commence on his 17th birthday) with all bonuses wacked to the limit as well, even though he is crap. I was also able to offer the rest of the youth team similar contracts.....
11-14-2007, 11:15 PM
What determines how much wages you can offer? Post #10