Most likely 0 this year. The game costs enough as it is without giving EA more money, I'd rather save it and buy another game to be honest I never get anything good anyway and I think trading your way up to the team you want is much more satisfying than opening a ton of packs with real life money which kind of defeats the purpose of the game (along with coin selling) in my opinion. I don't see anything wrong with spending 10 pounds or something like that but unless you are insanely rich or are a youtuber or something I think dropping 50+ pounds is a bit ridiculous. Just my opinion though.

never have spent money on it never will, it's really not worth it

nothing as I'm wanting to save for a new car

150-200, got a decent job haha , is fun for the start

LUFC_TTG wrote 150-200, got a decent job haha , is fun for the start

no way 1234(( surely you've got something better to spend your money on?

Im not going to use any money on coins this year.
Don't think I'll be playing so much FUT

HTAFC wrote

LUFC_TTG wrote 150-200, got a decent job haha , is fun for the start

no way 1234(( surely you've got something better to spend your money on?

You'd be surprised, living at home with nothing to spend your income on, it adds up quickly and it doesn't go anywhere.
He probably earns double that in a week, and it's nothing to him.

James_ wrote

HTAFC wrote

LUFC_TTG wrote 150-200, got a decent job haha , is fun for the start

no way 1234(( surely you've got something better to spend your money on?

You'd be surprised, living at home with nothing to spend your income on, it adds up quickly and it doesn't go anywhere.
He probably earns double that in a week, and it's nothing to him.

yes but 200 on ultimate team is ridiculous, there's always something you'll need.

James_ wrote

HTAFC wrote

LUFC_TTG wrote 150-200, got a decent job haha , is fun for the start

no way 1234(( surely you've got something better to spend your money on?

You'd be surprised, living at home with nothing to spend your income on, it adds up quickly and it doesn't go anywhere.
He probably earns double that in a week, and it's nothing to him.

I can see the logic behind this as I will be getting my student money in next week which is quite a substantial amount but I don't think it's a good purchase regardless of how much you have. I'd rather spend it going to the football or going for a meal etc but that's just me.