yep, but they won't accept too often. Also, there probably won't be time during the season. If you have a good cup run, that will help when you begin playing bigger teams.
Control of wages is the single most important thing, though. Try to get players to take a bit of a pay cut, and don't keep players you don't need - if no-one comes in for them then consider releasing them if they only have a year or two left on their contract. The short-term financial hit will be compensated for by the improved cashflow.
Remember, cashflow is king - you need to be making a profit every month. Certainly enough to cover the two months of close season where you have expenditure but little income.
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