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1. That's what's happening now so no change. Why is it relevant?
What's happening now is there is no loan cap at all, so not only big clubs can loan out 85-88 rated players to managed clubs, they can also loan out their players to AI clubs. Those managing lower league clubs can only loan their players out to AI clubs, because managed clubs won't be interested in their 75-80 rated players. It helps the managers from smaller clubs to grow their risers without straining their financial situation
2. I don't miss out on people as I am constantly searching and adding. If there are those who haven't had a rating increase I would buy them. I bought and sold a few of them already but simply weren't making enough money. I don't buy someone just because someone else is bidding, I check to see what prompted that bid.
3. FFP has worked but it's stalled. There's no decent talent left and the rest of us are feeding off scraps. You can afford to buy as I said because you started in Div 5.
There is still talent left, which Akash also agrees. Obviously, we are not going to disclose whom those players are
As for your second post, I want money so I can stay afloat, my transfer policy is the only thing that manages that while remaining competitive at the same time. You can afford to buy risers because you're coming from Div 5 and RS can do the same because he has a solid first team.
To be fair, you've just being promoted to Div 1 and need all you can to stay in league. But there is no chance that clubs will sell their best talent/useful players to you all the time.
As for myself, buying risers is the only option because I can't afford high rated players with just 7000+ average attendances
I can't believe that you can't/won't see the disparity of the situations.
Also you will not have £100k of your wage bill! You have 7 players out and are saving 22k and it makes a very slightly bigger difference because you're in Div 4. The rest of us are Div 1 and 2 and £25k is nothing.
Div 1, maybe not, but clubs from Div 2 like Norwich have raised this concern before, and is relevant