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well, i shoulda been a little more careful. i meant to lose the game, so i played an offense that wasn't advantageous and played normal, but accidentally won. screwed myself out of 100k+. shoulda played backups. i am not a smart man sometimes.

i kinda doubt they'll try to. i'm not sure they could if they wanted.

What can I say I got crushed game 1. Game 2 will be interesting maybe I just let marsh take it down this year I'm built to hold it down a year from now maybe an easier road

no shame in it. marshland is spending 414k per week in salaries, which is almost twice my salary. i don't even know if the promotion bonus is worth it. they're 13 season vets, 4 of which were spent in d2, so my guess is he's got pretty deep pockets. it's honestly a problem with the structure of the game. the rich get richer etc. idk if anyone but marshland had a chance from the start. i kinda doubt they did.

Actually, I don't and never had much money. I've never tanked and don't make money on transfers. If I wanted to, I guess I could sell Byers, Burt, Rodriguez and Trubel for a pretty penny since their secondaries make them pretty awesome. I think there are several teams that could have beaten me. I didn't have a strong inside game until I picked up some big guys at the end of the season. But, yes, I expect I'll win now.

you say you don't have much money, but your 250k average gate receipt and 19k seat arena suggest otherwise. admitting your players are highly valuable bolsters that idea.

maybe if you'd lost a couple more games in the regular season and drawn like the 3 seed in the red side, it might've been different, but maybe not even then. i think as soon as you picked up robuste and huaibin (and were able and willing to afford to take the subsequent over-extension tax), it was over.

not to mention, 750k in xfer fees is also pretty significant. i don't have 750k in the bank. i don't have 500k, much less to additionally afford another 200k/wk in salary and the over-extension tax that accompanies it.

don't get me wrong, you've been a great manager this season, all the props, but i think you might be a little out of touch with the average d3 player's struggles if you don't think you have much money. in order to afford the moves you've made this season, you had to have a lot of money (value) relative to the rest of the league. well, rest of the division.

Guess it's all relative. No overextension tax since I've built most of everyone's skills (I have a $200K exemption). And with the Cup revenue, I was making $100K a week which let me build that $750K this season. My advantage is that Byers and Burt are my draftees and well trained.

Last edited by Coach Dean at 4/23/2015 3:21:24 AM

Guess it's all relative. No overextension tax since I've built most of everyone's skills (I have a $200K exemption). And with the Cup revenue, I was making $100K a week which let me build that $750K this season. My advantage is that Byers and Burt are my draftees and well trained.

All that needs to be said about Burt relative to this league is that the guy was pulling MVP votes in II.4.