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Week 3 Youth Pull

Ladies and gentlemen, say hello to Wesley Blount. And as soon as you’re done, you’ll probably want to say goodbye to Wesley. He will be listed on the transfer market on Monday, and should bring in at least $75,000 or so.

Wesley Blount

19 years old, passable form, healthy.

A pleasant guy who is tranquil and honest.
Has disastrous (1) experience and inadequate (5) leadership abilities.

Nationality: U.S.A.
Assessed Value: $66,000
Wage: $840 per week

Stamina: Poor (3)
Playmaking: Passable (6)
Winger: Solid (7)
Scoring: Poor (3)
Goaltending: Disastrous (1)
Passing: Poor (3)
Defending: Poor (3)
Set Pieces: Weak (4)

I am tempted to keep Wesley on the team, but I do not have the spare time necessary to bring his fitness up to a suitable level. I am certain that a club that trains wingers or midfielders will be able to find the time, however.


Weekly Financial Update

Previous Balance: $370,015

Revenue

Crowd (friendly match vs. Else United) - $2,055
Sponsors - $63,000
Temporary (mother club money) - $300
Temporary (6 new supporters) - $180
Temporary (Re-sale bonus from William Brown) - $5,310

Total Revenue: $70,845

Expenses

Arena Upkeep - $19,500
Player Wages - $29,948
Temporary (youth squad promotion of someone who sucked) - $2,000
Staff & Specialists - $40,500
Youth Squad Support - $20,000

Total Expenses: $111,948

Net Income/Loss: -$41,103

New Balance: $328, 912

Team Information

Team Spirit: Satisfied (no change)
Team Confidence: Strong (no change)

Sponsor Attitude: High on Life (no change)
Supporter Attitude: Content (no change)
Supporter Club: 1,352 (up 6 from last week)

We’re finally starting to see a growth in the supporter club this season, albeit a small one. Still, the way things have been going around here lately, we’ll take whatever we can get.

Up Next: Our league match against the league-leading Sweden Heights. Stay tuned!