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the "sidewise " implications of what i can or cant do , just amplifies the belief that you are still not an adult. i used to do the same when i was 14 i remember.

If you cant read or understand numbers like "pp" ,game stats, etc , just go play with barbie.

If you cant get better tactic wise, try harder and "tweet - scout " other good teams

have some respect. you are getting arrogant

in the past days just 2 teams, could buy those teams(and they also trained, but when they start with better players they couldn't catch up).

Also your monster standard is pretty low, since you arguing with team who could pay there bills as your main examples(Laim ie could finance his team, till they drop in skills). Also China/germany/turkey ain't so week, that you easily pile up money play in the top "just" for a shot to steal the cup. Today there are plenty of good players out there, you don't need to burn massiv funds(but yes some, at least when you fail), to get a shot at it.

come on man :) i haven't been offensive. I just want to show you that there are other parts of the game. just being good at tactics doesn't make you a good manager. i am trying to show you this.

but anways, as you said there is no point in continuing with this discussion. we will not able to convince each other.

good luck in your national league :)

Definently the best way to end an argument

Change of topic:?

BB gives all of us equal changes to save money-earn money. and use it whatever you want. this is not stealing

This is not true.

A new team in the USA will take much longer to save money than a new team in a small country like Shqiperia.
Team in a large country willl take 5 or 6 seasons at least to reach the first league so they can make (and save) alot of money. Team in a small country can make the first league in 1 season...

Of course you are wrong. There is no difference in small country vs big country when it comes to money saving. Simple evidence: China has a lot of teams = big country and yet their teams seems to be very competitive - often winner - in B3. If what you said were true, than we would have a top10 teams in the world from (almost) lost (!) countries. Take a look at the best teams right now. They come from big countries.

There is probably less competition in small countries, but definitely no more money on the plate.

Well that depends on how you play. With a full and competitive roster we may make less from merchandising and ticket sales due to having weaker rivals. If you chose to tank however, you can make silly amounts of money quite quickly while not sinking very far down the league.

Tanking in a small nation is pretty much the most boring and unrewarding thing ever but there are still plenty out there who do it. The reason we don't have a top ten of teams from small nations is that whatever money you have, it does still require managerial and tactical skills to make it really pay off, which the teams at the top of large leagues tend to have just by way of experience.

Last edited by Tortuga at 4/19/2012 6:22:28 PM

Of course you are wrong. There is no difference in small country vs big country when it comes to money saving. Simple evidence: China has a lot of teams = big country and yet their teams seems to be very competitive - often winner - in B3. If what you said were true, than we would have a top10 teams in the world from (almost) lost (!) countries. Take a look at the best teams right now. They come from big countries.

There is probably less competition in small countries, but definitely no more money on the plate.

of course he is NOT wrong. what you said is extremely logical. OBVIOUSLY there is no more money on the plate in any country. What did you expect ticket sales in Barbados to be higher (and thus barbados teams obtaining more income) than ticket sales in Canada.

Review the issue.

It is much easier for a team in a small country to raise more money. WHY? because they can make it to the first league way faster. and Ticket sales are higher in the first league than in the second league than in the third league etc...

If a team starts in China. They might be in the 7th league. and It will take them many many seasons to jump to the 1st league where they can maximize their ticket sales... but for a small country, it can take new teams only one season to reach the main league where they can maximize their ticket sales...

therefore, it is MUCH easier to raise money in a small country than in a big country. Mod-Akyurtlu is absolutely correct.


Your question about the top 10 teams in the world not being from small countries was answered by Tortuga. It is definitely easy to raise money in a small country, but money can't buy championships alone. But when it is grouped together with managerial and technical skills, a championship team develops.