Balance in the red

[Stafford]

In two hours and a half, it's my match for the day. I'm playing away versus this guy:



Those with sharp eyes may notice that he's got minus half a million $ in his account. Just allow me to show you his team:



How long do I need to wait before all his players are sold back because he doesn't have any money anymore? What do I do against this guy? I need to win, or at least draw. Any formations, orders etc. you guys recommend? It looks like he just had too many tokens on his hands so he used them all up, and spent more than all of his cash in Knockout Rounds, buying loads of 4*-5* players in a night.

I'm playing 3-1-3-1-2 (3-5-2):

---------ST(3*)---ST(3*)-------
--------------AMC(4*)-----------
-ML(4*)------MC(4*)----MR(4*)-
--------------DMC(3*)------------
-----DC(3*)--DC(3*)--DC(5*----
---------------GK(3*)-------------

(All the 3* players are 1 quality point behind 4*, except 1, which is 3 behind.)

But on a more general level, you shouldn't be able to spend more than what you have: there are some players who don't know this, and sooner or later (someone do tell me after how many days) their players are plucked off the team like feathers off a chicken until you have over $0. Managers can't produce money out of thin air, just like magic.

Say a player was sold on the market for $2M, and the manager who bought him only had $1.5M, the manager who sold the player got his $2M, but that's just invisible money. Many of you fight for this game to be realistic, well, unless you believe in magic, snapping your fingers and clicking a button to produce half a million dollars doesn't sound very realistic to me.

[Potemy]

His most valuable players will be sold, one per day, a week after he goes in the red. Think of it as a bank loan, many real life clubs are in debt.

[Stafford]

A week? He has a week?

It's not much of a bank loan when no banks are involved.

It ended 4-4 anyway.