retired_adurrant

if i can afford the initial fee but not all the add ons.. say a larger fee over 24 months don't you think you should be allowed to complete the deal as you are given 2yrs to gradually pay it and it can be taken out of next years budget...


Also on a different note... i think when u request a larger wage/transfer budget you should be able to have the (option*) of defining the amount you like as sometimes its just the case of needing a couple more k .. buy they assume you want lots lol.

* you may not wish to as you may want to see how much they'll voluntarily give you.

Also in a deal i think you should have the option of sending the player back to the club of purchase on loan as this maybe handy in the case of a youngster.

Any thoughts on this? good idea?



scotty

retired_jasperuga

all sounds good to me especially the young player loan one

retired_adurrant

thanks billy


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mrsscuba

Totally agree with the amount of money issue, to be only couple of thousands out sometimes is incredibly frustrating but it does help make the game, sometimes.

On a second note I dont think clubs can loan back purchased players, certainly Robinson wasn't allowed back to from Spurs to Leeds when they tried to sign him couple of years ago. They can however shove them out on loan to another club.

Dav1d

Is fine the way it is. You can actually confirm the deal if you have enough for 12 months, the second year doesn't need to be worried about. If you have enough for the first 12 months, then you can confirm the deal. That IMO is how it should be, because the budget is for the season.

Agreed. I would also like to ask for money for a specific player. Say I was Bolton and tried to buy Ronaldo (just for an example ), Man Utd accept a bid of 10m but I only have 7m budget. I would like to be able to say "This is Ronaldo - he is worth the extra money". The board could then either reject or accept.

Again, I agree. This is sopmetimes used in real life. It should be an option when bidding for a player definately. :thup:

retired_mandystar

I like all those ideas. Especially the one about requesting a little bit of extra cash.

retired_adurrant

how do i give my ideas to si or will they just read this?

retired_tates44

Supposedly they read this, don't expect a reply from them though.

retired_adurrant

oh right , i have another idea

when u have players u really don't want u get offers but he wont accept there contract offer i think you should be able to offer to part pay the wages rather than lose the sale of an unwated player.

i no you are 'sometimes' given this opportunity btw.

scotty

retired_morren

agree,agree, dont agree

just makes bigger clubs buy the talented players coming through then just letting them have them back purely to train them up then take them back again

is thier a rule where a player cant be loaned in the same window he was bought?