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Salary cap for private leagues

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157253.2 in reply to 157253.1
Date: 9/18/2010 1:07:08 PM
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i like this one :)

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157253.3 in reply to 157253.1
Date: 9/18/2010 1:09:28 PM
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Good suggestion!

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157253.5 in reply to 157253.1
Date: 9/26/2010 6:26:39 PM
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How could you possibly make this work? Anyone could just hire 20 x $4,000 players for $1k each to get in, or sell someone to get in then buy someone even better. Look at Naker Virus. One week his team salary is $250,000 then next it is $12,000.

Even using the ratings isn't a good system. Last season I was rated 70 in Australia and my team was bad. This season I was rated about 105 in Australia and trust me my team is MUCH better than last season but my rating reflects how bad I was last season more than my 22-0 record this season.

This is simply is a waste of programming time. If you are running the league just use your brain and only let suitable people in. How hard is it to use your brain?

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157253.6 in reply to 157253.5
Date: 9/27/2010 2:07:49 AM
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I think using Naker as an example of how people could cheat the rule is a bad example. Naker is plainly not a normal manager (no offense intended to Naker). But it is a good example of the exception to the rule that could happen. I would say most managers (>99%) do not vary their players a lot. Only at some specific moments do managers make a drastic move.

If I could use my brain to predict that one of the managers I let into my league would go and "crash" their team, I would certainly be using my brain as well to get enormously rich.

But you raise a good question: What to do when a team in a PL does not fit the profile of the PL anymore?

My suggestion: Do nothing. Letthe profile be only like an entrance fee. Once you're in, you're in.



Last edited by Airwin66 at 9/27/2010 2:08:59 AM

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157253.7 in reply to 157253.5
Date: 9/27/2010 8:59:29 AM
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If you are running the league just use your brain and only let suitable people in. How hard is it to use your brain?


Are you trying to tell me I am an idiot? How should this help the suggestion?

A salary cap could also be programmed that way that lineups over/under a certain amount cannot be submitted - how about that? That way it would be irrelevant if someone bought a salary behemoth that would make a team go over the cap, as long as a lineup according to the league rules is possible.

Use your brain to add something to the discussion instead of dropping some useless crap please.

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157253.8 in reply to 157253.7
Date: 9/27/2010 9:06:38 AM
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If you are running the league just use your brain and only let suitable people in. How hard is it to use your brain?


Are you trying to tell me I am an idiot? How should this help the suggestion?

A salary cap could also be programmed that way that lineups over/under a certain amount cannot be submitted - how about that? That way it would be irrelevant if someone bought a salary behemoth that would make a team go over the cap, as long as a lineup according to the league rules is possible.

Use your brain to add something to the discussion instead of dropping some useless crap please.


i wouldn't like that, because maybe a team promotes, and get a better roster because of it - but aren't allowed to test his formations anymore because he break the cap. The same count for training.

But i think those salary areas, still would help to find a PL with intresting matches because the differences shouldn't be so big(even when you could get into some of those leagues with selling tricks^^)

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157253.10 in reply to 157253.9
Date: 10/6/2010 5:01:05 AM
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I think your 100 steps program to joining a private league is a good option for those who have a lot of time :D