Football Glory is different from many other games of the same genre in the sense that the clubs and their squads are permanent. They don't get reset and replaced when a manager leaves the club. One manager's actions can and will affect the future managers of that club.

The primary role of the transfer admins is to stop managers from damaging or even ruining their teams through bad and uninformed transfers. Once ruined, it's very hard to recover the club and make it competitive again.

In an attempt to alleviate the responsibility of decision for the transfer admins we decided to review our policy on transfer reversals.

- Deals between experienced managers and deals in which an experienced manager "lost out" will no longer be reversed except for abusive or cheat-like transfers. If, for whatever reason, a manager is purposely ruining his team, we'll have to interfere.
Here, experienced manager is any manager with 250 or more manager points.

- Deals between inexperienced managers and deals in which an inexperienced manager "lost out" will continue to be monitored as usual and we will interfere like we have been doing so far when faced with an unacceptable* deal... protecting the new managers from being "ripped off" and the game as a whole.
Here, inexperienced manager is any manager with less than 250 manager points.

- Auctions will not be reversed except in case of error, bug or abuse/cheat or an excessive offer made by an inexperienced manager.

- Deals between managers who share the same IP(s) and/or computer(s) will be reversed with no exception.


* What's an acceptable deal and what is not? An acceptable deal is any deal in which both clubs receive a useful asset. That asset can be a fair amount of money... it can be a player with decent current or future value and skills... it can even be a group of slightly less decent players or even a mix of any of these scenarios.
An unacceptable deal is any deal in which one of the clubs, managed by an inexperienced manager, loses a lot in value and/or usefulness. Some examples would be:
- Giving little money for a player who is worth much more.
- Giving players who are considerably worse than the ones you receive.
- Giving many useless players in exchange for a better one. No matter how many times you multiply zero, it will always be zero.
- Giving very old players who will very likely retire before they can be useful to their new team in exchange for younger ones.

This policy change will be in effect immediately