Cobbler

Follow the force, my son.

And, erm, the forum rules.

Play the game, and experience will teach you what works. Or, more likely, what doesn't.

iamthequinn

Press the back button on your browser and look at the very top at the bit which says "No Tipping"

One of the things about playing the game LLM: it's YOUR game, and you make your way in it. If you think the bet option is to force the board to improve the training facilities, you go for it. If it all goes tits up, well try something else.

iamthequinn

bet = best. Damn no editing function.

iajafer

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>It seems like heaven on earth:
- Stadium: 900 seats
- Training grounds: awful
- Transfer budget: 0
- Global budget: 0
- Contract all end within a year, but I'm a full 750€/week below the salary limit (what could I be complaining about?) <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Does anyone know what the first choice should be to survive in LLs at a longer term:

- Should I ask to upgrade the training facilities (to try to get some youth)?
- Should I ask for a stadium upgrade (to get more money to lower the debts)?
- Or just stick at trying to sign some half-decent freebies and let the board sort the rest out ...

Tx for any help <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Heaven's not all it's cracked up to be?

Cobbler

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by ravenblack:

Topic can be closed then. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Nah, it'll just veer alarmingly off topic. Someone will be along in a minute to start a discussion about bisuits.

iajafer

Tim Tams \o/

It's difficult to believe to begin with, raven-bloke, but a lot of the enjoyment of LLM is finding out just how hard it is to get your Team on track, juggling funds and Team matters.

Some guys look after the finances and struggle on that way, others are totally cavalier about fiscal matters ( :o ) and let the Board worry about such things.

Don't worry about Training Facilities and Stadium Expansion, btw, you have to have the money to do either and the Board will decide when that is.

Church

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Cobbler:

Nah, it'll just veer alarmingly off topic. Someone will be along in a minute to start a discussion about bisuits. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Biscuits, who mentioned biscuits.
A question for all you Scots (who should know). Is shortbread a biscuit, or a cake or a bread?

physim

Hummm.......shortbread :thup:

Dont know the answer, and I'm not scottish, but they taste good.

Disco Stu

shortbread rules....especially home-made stuff :thup: :cool:

Skumbo

I would say shortbread is a biscuit, 'cos it goes mushy when stale (cakes tend to go hard when they go stale). Bread? Dunno.

There are lots of legal arguments in the definitions of cakes/biscuits - see the kerfuffle over jaffa cakes and whether they were cakes (ie not subject to VAT), or chocolate-covered biccies (VAT-able).

Mmmm...shortbread :thup: