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It clearly has not occurred to you that,
unlike football management games, you cannot just go out and buy whatever
player you fancy. You need available players that you want.
Available in terms of transfer window, a club that wants to sell and a player
that wants to come. Stone was injured on the very eve of the
season, Blackwell only had a chance to find someone who fit the above criteria
for a month in January. I would suggest that in an ideal world he
would buy in a balanced way to cover positions, ie a forward, then a midfield
player, then a defender – or whatever. In reality you draw up a
list of players you’d like, and then try and get them as and when they
become available.. that means sometimes no midfielders fitting the criteria are
available during any one transfer window. From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED] In a message dated 5/23/2006 12:05:39
P.M. Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Well, first I'd point out that there's a
difference between saying that the we should have gone up automatically
"with the players we had" and saying we should have gone up
automatically with the money we've spent. Personally, I think both apply, but
bear in mind that we currently have SEVEN forwards in the first team squad:
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