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There's no way you three could maintain your squads if you went down. Wolves went into £60m debt when they went down and everyone had to be sold. While you're in the red you'll never be able to buy a single player that becomes available and also you'll have no money for buying off concerns. What's more its not guaranteed that you'll come back up straight away if all three of you go down so you'd be taking an even bigger risk doing that. Barney almost didn't make it last season and the only reason he fell over the line is because he built up a massive lead while the division was empty. It's really competitive down there!
Still there is only 1 or 2 players that I would sell even if I stay up, but there is no point In selling just for the point of selling and I'm currently building my youth anyway so won't be selling them, as for concerns for the first time as Chelsea manager I have none and can't see that many coming my way
 
Still there is only 1 or 2 players that I would sell even if I stay up, but there is no point In selling just for the point of selling and I'm currently building my youth anyway so won't be selling them, as for concerns for the first time as Chelsea manager I have none and can't see that many coming my way

Instead of selling youth you could sell some high earning 90-92 rated players worth a lot of money, and that's all a lot of us need :D
 
Again I will only do what's best for the club on the field.

Alright. But the chairman may also decide to sell players if you'll get into massive debt. I'm only telling you having seen it at Wolves last season.
 
Alright. But the chairman may also decide to sell players if you'll get into massive debt. I'm only telling you having seen it at Wolves last season.
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Wait. This happens?

Apparently not. I think must have been when it was unmanaged then as all my best players were sold last season.

Clubs can become saddled with debt due to financial mismanagement or a poor business model.
If a club is in debt, the Chairman will not sack their current manager nor will they force them to sell any of the club's players. However, the Chairman will take measures to prevent the club going into further debt by not sanctioning the purchase of any new signings.
It is also worth noting that if a club is in debt, then they will not enter into administration nor will they be forced to declare bankruptcy.
If a club is in debt, then it is up to their manager to review their financial management and business model in order to improve the club's finances and clear it's debt.
 
Manchester United agree deal to sign Joël Matip from Darlington 1883

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With Rodríguez and Kompany injured and suspended respectively, I feel we needed to sign a defensive reinforcement and am happy that Darlington have agreed to sell us Matip for a reasonable price.
 
Tonight's fixtures:

Arsenal - Southampton
Blackburn Rovers
- West Ham United
Darlington 1883 - Chelsea
Everton - Liverpool
Fulham
- Manchester United
Manchester City - Tottenham Hotspur
Nottingham Forest - Milton Keynes Dons
Queens Park Rangers - Newcastle United
Sunderland - Stoke City

Wolverhampton Wanderers - Aston Villa

Team news: Joël Matip to make his United debut by starting v Fulham.
 
De Gea (93)

Matip (89) Ramos (95) Guerreiro (88)

Griezmann (92) Bale (94) Pogba (92) Isco (92) Özil (94)

Götze (93) Messi (99)​

Taking a risk with the backline but it has to be done.
 
Win 5-0 in the friendly but lose with the same tactics when it matters. Standard.
 
Not much of impact of loss given the result of teams around me. Only 1 team in top 8 won (Stoke).
 
Highest attendance ever though. I made money on a match, whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat.
 
Another loss. Deserved on paper though and Oblak had good ratings. Shame but not too bothered. Top 10 would be a great achievement now.
 
4-4 with City. Great game by the looks of it.
 
I wonder how many people got money from their Chairman in our Gameworld...