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29 minutes ago, KlaaZ said:
It is you.
No seriously, they're one of the best teams in the world so what do you expect? In my game, they came second first season after Man City, won the title in the second and are currently sitting 8 points off first place with a game in hand. That seems okay to me.
On my one since fm20 their just unbearable its just so annoying 😅
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Since fm 20 to fm21 Liverpool always win everything and its really hard to beat them aswell WTF
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1 hour ago, SebastianRO said:
I am afraid not ... I am at my current club, AC Milan for over a decade. I am a club icon now and even I can't ask for a certain type of affiliate.
Show me your milan save please im gonna do one long milan save later on
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5 hours ago, Viking said:
Is the commercial revenue really something a manager is responsible for in real life, though? I find it hard to believe Solskjær are involved in stuff like ticket prices and sponsorship at Man U.
Same here but on fm its part of my responsibilities
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Im 100% with you we need more control on those aspects ! Yeah ive done that a million times😩😩
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Im man utd and one of my targets set for the season is to increase my commercial revenue.. need z little help and advice please guys!
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5 hours ago, apsychoshow said:
Started my beta save with PSV Eindhoven.
Mallen is such a beast and Ajax doesn't lose a single game; it's like Juventus in FM 19
Psv have a good team ! Deal with good signings you can cath up ajax
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17 minutes ago, bendixkunert2 said:
2 million. He was unhappy at PSV and didn't want to extend his contract. Had a contract agreement with him for 2022/23 but managed to pick him up 6 month earlier.
That said, I think in most saves he isn't available. Getting players for reasonable prices from PSV and AZ seems to be really difficult, especially AZ. They aren't selling anyone. Tried for Wijndal, Boadu and a wonderkid LB regen and they won't accept less than 100M for anyone.
Broo i tried the same i cant get them its so annoying ! Ill keep watching your season updates bro👊🏾👌🏾
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15 hours ago, bendixkunert2 said:
Season 3 was another great one. We went undefeated in the league again and advanced to the UCL semis, won the 1st leg at home against Inter 3-1 before it all came crashing down at the San Siro and we suffered a brutal 1-5 loss by 2 late goals from Gabriel Jesus.
Financially we are by far the richest club in the world as we sold a lot of players on to give this save again a direction and purpose for me and our bank balance is sitting at 800 million right now. We are basically ready to sell every player we receive a reasonable offer for and instead promote youth, raid youth teams around the Netherlands and at times buy a cheap Brazilian or Argentinian. I bought Marcos Leonardo for about 16 million and fully expect 50-60 million offers in a year or less, so he will be gone as well. My scouts brought me to a young CB from Kristiansund who is really good.
The current squad is now much more how I envisioned the team at the start. Lots of academic products and promising young players to lead Ajax into the future.
How much you manage to get ihatteren from psv for ? Show me hi profile please ! I started ma ajax save aswell thats why im asking all this
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1 hour ago, Stephen Glennon said:
This would be an issue for the Transfers forum. Although bear in mind that sometimes teams demand absurd prices as a way of saying 'not for sale'.
It’s annoying its been the same since fm20
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On 23/11/2020 at 12:57, Craduco said:
Dutch clubs asking way too much money for players is still a thing sadly. Except for Ajax, PSV, Feyenoord and AZ clubs shouldn't be asking for 20/30 million for a player. 6 to 8 million max would be more realistic.
Thank you im ajax i offered for boady they asked for 196m
stengs 96m
Wijndal 296m
wtf
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2 hours ago, bendixkunert2 said:
Season 3 was another great one. We went undefeated in the league again and advanced to the UCL semis, won the 1st leg at home against Inter 3-1 before it all came crashing down at the San Siro and we suffered a brutal 1-5 loss by 2 late goals from Gabriel Jesus.
Financially we are by far the richest club in the world as we sold a lot of players on to give this save again a direction and purpose for me and our bank balance is sitting at 800 million right now. We are basically ready to sell every player we receive a reasonable offer for and instead promote youth, raid youth teams around the Netherlands and at times buy a cheap Brazilian or Argentinian. I bought Marcos Leonardo for about 16 million and fully expect 50-60 million offers in a year or less, so he will be gone as well. My scouts brought me to a young CB from Kristiansund who is really good.
The current squad is now much more how I envisioned the team at the start. Lots of academic products and promising young players to lead Ajax into the future.
Show some squad players profiles please
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5 hours ago, Akasha said:
bah c'est la même.
Une CG intégrée n'est vraiment vraiment vraiment pas faite pour du jeu, même pour FM. ^^
Franchement c'est très bof comme machine.
D’accord donc fo je me base sur ce que tu ma envoyer
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3 hours ago, Akasha said:
Attention je ne te dis pas d'acheter ça, mais de viser des produits + ou - similaires.
C'est surement plus cher que ce que tu cherches, mais 700€ ça fait peu quand même.
Daccord moi on ma parler de celui la aussi
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Ajax
milan
dinamo zagreb
Benfica
Chelsea
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9 hours ago, wearesporting said:
Buy to sell. Sell to buy. Invest in youth. Get more out of your players to maintain that challenge. If you sort your players by wage and someone on higher wages isnt a first teamer, seriously, sell them.
That’s exactly what im doing now
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10 hours ago, Flinsenberger said:
In the squad section there is a contract view. There is no function to set it up. You just need to make sure that you don't do contract renewals or new contracts that exceed your self decided budget.
Usually the start of the negotiation depends on the promised playing time and how much other players in your team at that level earn.
Thank you buddy
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16 hours ago, Akasha said:
Bah ça dépend de ton budget et de l'utilisation que tu veux en faire.
Donne moi ces 2 éléments, je te dirais ensuite.
Un bon pc gaming peut vite couter très cher.
Juste plur joué a football manager 700€ max
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On 23/11/2020 at 17:56, Akasha said:
Salut,
C me parait suffisant, mais par contre vraiment pas top pour le garder dans le temps.
Ensuite les cartes graphique intégrées, c'est vraiment pas trop pour le jeu.
Tu px me consiller un bon pc gamer stp
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On 23/11/2020 at 14:30, HUNT3R said:
This is a key point, imo. At least, it was for me during FM20. I worked my way up from the bottom to eventually manage Lille and had the task of trying to break into the top 2 of Lyon and PSG. Their sponsorships were massive compared to mine and, IIRC, gate receipts etc also were a lot more than mine. Financially, I couldn't compete. On the pitch, I couldn't compete yet either.
I started phasing out the older players on high wages. I bought younger players who had decent ability (so were either able to start or be on the bench) and with good potential. They weren't established yet, so most of them cost under £5m and none more than about £8m. Eventually, they developed and received attention from the bigger clubs. I refused to sell to Lyon or PSG, but did sell to other clubs - often for £35m+. In the meantime, I scouted and had the next batch of youngsters either waiting for their chance or I was ready to make a bid for a replacement.
A lot of that tied into previous points, but onto #10 that I quoted. As my players grew and established themselves, they wanted bigger contracts - which was understandable. I had a self imposed wage cap of £90,000 / week, which later grew to £100,000 / week. Sometimes I was able to hold onto my key players (and they were around 25-26yo usually) but other times, their wage demands meant that I had to sell. I never bought anyone who required a higher wage than that, even if it meant losing out on a fantastic player.
After about 3 or so seasons, I was challenging for the title and competing with the top 2 despite having a wage spend of 1/5 and 1/4 of their spend. As I started finishing in the top 3 and my reputation grew, I was able to attract better players and shifted my own cap up to £125,000 - still only a third of the high earners at the other 2 clubs. Then I started to dominate.
Wages spiral out of control quickly if there isn't any structure in place. You give one key player a massive wage and soon the others (of that ability/playing time) will look for something similar.
Thanks for the good advice ! Do you check the wage structure in the financials then the wage tab?
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On 23/11/2020 at 13:22, Flinsenberger said:
Have a setup that allows consistent financial success and a few basic rules
1. Develop young players.
Young players take lower wages and will usually improve up until the age of 23. They can improve later, but not too much. So you want to strategically buy players that are younger. Buy them cheaper, pay less wages, develop them and then get a significant profit when selling.
2. Sell old players
You want to almost never let a player go for free (unless they take so much wage that you are happy to get rid of them) . You want to get the maximum amount of money for them. That usually means you sell them when they are approaching 30. Unless you have an absolute world class star, you should be able to sell a 28 year old for a high transfer sum and replace him with a younger player that takes less wages but is similar in skill level, but has less reputation.
3. Sign free players
Start looking for players at the end of their contracts soon after the start of the season. In Europe you have 6 months before the end of the contract to negotiate a new contract. So on January 1st, you start negotiating with your key targets.
4. Sell expensive
You have 12 clubs coming in for a player for 2 million? Set the price to 4, and offer again. You had a deal with a club to sell your player? Put him on the transfer list, offer him out again for more. Don't just take the first offer. Try to squeeze out some more, get more bids in.
Also enter a price for the players in your team's, even when you don't intend to sell them. Your DoF will tell you a realistic price over time, when you lowballed it. That helps with evaluating your players.
5. Know your finances
Sometimes you are being given more budget than the club can afford. Be aware of your cost structure. If you use up your whole budget and notice you end up heavily in debt the next season, it is too late.
6. Always haggle
Use clauses. Be aware of clauses. Don't grant clauses that make you pay the salary of a player at the new club. Don't grant a "match highest earner" clause. Try to get sell on fees when selling. Exclude sell on fees before the first negotiation when buying. Limit automatic pay rises (I try to put them to 5% max) and promotion increases (20 or 25% instead of 45%). Use relegation clauses. Try to prevent buyout clauses.
7. Buy cheap
Try to find players with cheap buyout clauses. Buy from lower reputation leagues and teams. Sign free. Buy young. Check the scouting recommendations for prices, if you have similar players, buy the cheaper one.
8. Check prices for facilities
Check prices for facilities before you build them. Be aware of the planning phase and when you will need to pay the facilities. E. G. When managing in Germany, try to order facilities in mid November, so they are built after the season ends and you get the rather high payout.
9. Take a step back if needed.
If you are overspending, get rid of expensive players. Contemplate reducing your staff or your facilities. This should only be an extreme measure, but it is possible and might be feasible, especially at the start of a save.
10. Keep a wage structure. When signing a new player his wage should correspond to your squad. Sign a regular starter for double the money, and during contract negotiations all the others will want that money, too. If players demand too much, sell them.
Thank youuuuu !!!!
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Bonjour j’aimerais savoir si ce pc est bon juste pour jouer a fm
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Hi im in paris and currently looking to buy this gamer pc just for fm
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Thank you ver much guys!!
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How do i increase my commercial revenue on fm21 ??
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Im 100% with you !!!! Well said bro