retired_model2b

However much I want, if ya get me! :p

retired_happy1884

2007/08 £17,5 million
2008/09 £26 million
2009/10 £14 million
2010/11 £48 million
2011/12 £17,75 million as of 6th october 2011

retired_ericahutch

Usually in my first season at a club spend about £10m then will spend between £20m & £30m in the next season until I have a good youth team and very strong senior team of 18 players then I wont spend anything until someone leaves or I can get a world class player cheap.

retired_jdd3

Tell us of your technique of raising so many funds please.

retired_archer78

Depends on the amount I have but I tend to spend it all otherwise you lose it and every team needs quality new players every season.

retired_joycepr

The problem is I always seem to end up managing teams with no transfer budget what so ever. If I do. I would usually a couple of thousand.

However if its a top flight team then I get giddy. Spend spend spend.

Ummmmm, to answer your question. I would say a close to all my weekly budget, if I have an actual transfer budget, then about 30% over the course of the year.

Being in a profit, the back to normal.

So every year as close to all the weekly budget and as little of transfer budget as possible.

Umm sorry for the waffle.

retired_rajaijah

Range from a free transfer to 10Million...

retired_shella12

Usually dont spend much. Even with tope sides. I have principles. Such as youth and minimal number of domestic players. But right now in middle of 3rd season with Sutton United in the blue square premier and I havent spent a dollar yet. The board wont give me a transfer budger despite getting promotion second season and improving the clubs bank balance to 1.3 million dollars!

The problem is, I am still semi-proffesional and I cant attract good players to my team. I rely on my parent club for loans, but once I transform I will ask for a budget and will certainly go on a signing spree. Looking forward to it.

retired_shella12

Gotta question, I am inexperiences going from semi-proffesional to proffesional. Hasnt happened to me yet. Is there a way to get to it withouth promotion to league two? Maybe offering full time contracts to your current players. Because I am struggling in mid table right now I the quality of players I have right now is not suited for promotion and I can find anything better because no one wants to sign with me. Is it possible to go pro quicker. I know once I turn pro I'll be speeding up the leagues. Advice anyone???

retired_mannachuck

I am playing as Swindon at the moment and I spent around 75k, but sold about 25k, it's easily enough to do well in League 1.