How does the board determine your finances?

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  • Resurrection403
    Rookie
    • Sep 2014
    • 450

    #1

    How does the board determine your finances?

    So I would think there would be the criteria they give you, right? If you do well compared to your criteria you get more cash. But it also says that based on money spent they're adjusting the money given. What does that mean? Do you get more money if you spend more money? Do you get the surplus rolled over? Hows' that work? Ideas?
  • justinmayhugh
    Rookie
    • Mar 2011
    • 31

    #2
    Re: How does the board determine your finances?

    Originally posted by Resurrection403
    So I would think there would be the criteria they give you, right? If you do well compared to your criteria you get more cash. But it also says that based on money spent they're adjusting the money given. What does that mean? Do you get more money if you spend more money? Do you get the surplus rolled over? Hows' that work? Ideas?
    From my experience playing manager career mode, it doesn't seem to matter how well I've done in the BPL, Champions League, etc. I don't believe that your finances roll-over...which is annoying. It seems like each year you are given a predetermined amount of money, regardless of the goals you reached the previous year, or how much transfer money you had left over from the previous campaign.

    Anyone else have a different experience?

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    • redsox4evur
      Hall Of Fame
      • Jul 2013
      • 18169

      #3
      Re: How does the board determine your finances?

      Originally posted by justinmayhugh
      From my experience playing manager career mode, it doesn't seem to matter how well I've done in the BPL, Champions League, etc. I don't believe that your finances roll-over...which is annoying. It seems like each year you are given a predetermined amount of money, regardless of the goals you reached the previous year, or how much transfer money you had left over from the previous campaign.

      Anyone else have a different experience?
      The only time I have had a some what roll over experience was when I used a financial takeover and thats it.
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