1. Are there some basic principles?
There's not one way to go, but there are for sure a lot of things you have to consider.
- try to break even on the two weeks balance (one week with a home and one week with an away match in your league) pretty quickly. It's not possible right from the start, but the figures will get better soon.
- avoid debt, interest on debt can kill your team
- avoid wasting money on useless stuff
- maybe you're terrified enough to buy a player right before a match without thinking much at it and maybe it will even help you winning, but it can leave a big dent in your budget and it's even likely it's not a reinforcement on the long run - thinking a lot before doing a transfer is the better idea
- don't recruit more staff than you really need
- expanding your arena is not required right from the start (see also (14104108.18) on this matter)
- use your common sense a lot!
2. I'm in debt. Help!
You need at least a break even on the two weeks balance (one week with a home and one week with an away match in your league) as soon as possible. This can be reached by reducing your spendings and expenses at the most. Some hints:
- sell players, even top players, when it can help you to get rid of your debt
- recruit accountants if the debt is too high (you will find more on the number of accountants that should be recruited in the "Staff" chapter of this guide)
- stop investing in any kind of youth programme (in case you haven't done it yet)
- fire staff (on the accountants: see two hints above), maybe even all of them, don't forget it will cost you 180.000 rial to fire one of them, which means you will stop paying their week until one week after having fired them
- reduce your squad to a minimum of players. Buying new players is always possible later again. Don't hesitate to fire your golfers (the players that will cost you more to transferlist them than the money you would get from the transfer itself, if the player would ever be bought).
- You don't need a substitute goalkeeper. You can for example put your coach as a substitute or as a regular goalkeeper during the friendly matches. Remember that goalkeepers have higher wages than normal field players
- don't play friendlies in foreign countries. Invite foreign teams playing since a long time (and possibly playing in higher divisions as well) to your arena, use cup rules.
- If you already have trainees that received quite some training before check the transfer compare to see what they are worth (don't ask in the forum, it's forbidden!). Maybe there's some hidden value there (remark: the transfer compare is not always correct, having a look at (http://www.databased.at/hattrick/htpe/) as well is never a bad idea)
Always watch your money and try to break even in the two weeks balance mentioned above.
You should also think at an economic plan. It would be time to make one, if you've not done so yet. Don't forget: Never spend money until you have it!
There's not one way to go, but there are for sure a lot of things you have to consider.
- try to break even on the two weeks balance (one week with a home and one week with an away match in your league) pretty quickly. It's not possible right from the start, but the figures will get better soon.
- avoid debt, interest on debt can kill your team
- avoid wasting money on useless stuff
- maybe you're terrified enough to buy a player right before a match without thinking much at it and maybe it will even help you winning, but it can leave a big dent in your budget and it's even likely it's not a reinforcement on the long run - thinking a lot before doing a transfer is the better idea
- don't recruit more staff than you really need
- expanding your arena is not required right from the start (see also (14104108.18) on this matter)
- use your common sense a lot!
2. I'm in debt. Help!
You need at least a break even on the two weeks balance (one week with a home and one week with an away match in your league) as soon as possible. This can be reached by reducing your spendings and expenses at the most. Some hints:
- sell players, even top players, when it can help you to get rid of your debt
- recruit accountants if the debt is too high (you will find more on the number of accountants that should be recruited in the "Staff" chapter of this guide)
- stop investing in any kind of youth programme (in case you haven't done it yet)
- fire staff (on the accountants: see two hints above), maybe even all of them, don't forget it will cost you 180.000 rial to fire one of them, which means you will stop paying their week until one week after having fired them
- reduce your squad to a minimum of players. Buying new players is always possible later again. Don't hesitate to fire your golfers (the players that will cost you more to transferlist them than the money you would get from the transfer itself, if the player would ever be bought).
- You don't need a substitute goalkeeper. You can for example put your coach as a substitute or as a regular goalkeeper during the friendly matches. Remember that goalkeepers have higher wages than normal field players
- don't play friendlies in foreign countries. Invite foreign teams playing since a long time (and possibly playing in higher divisions as well) to your arena, use cup rules.
- If you already have trainees that received quite some training before check the transfer compare to see what they are worth (don't ask in the forum, it's forbidden!). Maybe there's some hidden value there (remark: the transfer compare is not always correct, having a look at (http://www.databased.at/hattrick/htpe/) as well is never a bad idea)
Always watch your money and try to break even in the two weeks balance mentioned above.
You should also think at an economic plan. It would be time to make one, if you've not done so yet. Don't forget: Never spend money until you have it!
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