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I hate to tell you but the more players you sell,
the lower pct you get in future sales.
So perhaps in the future you want to sell one of your higher priced players
if you've sold too many previously, it will come out in much higher taxes

When did I say anything about selling. My highest priced player is 5k

My advice to you A1R is to not argue with Canadians. They seem to band together when one is attacked by an outsider. Especially watch out for HeadlessTGunner, he's dangerous. Also I'd have agree with Kumiko, your posts are a bit random.

My advice to you A1R is to not argue with Canadians. They seem to band together when one is attacked by an outsider. Especially watch out for HeadlessTGunner, he's dangerous. Also I'd have agree with Kumiko, your posts are a bit random.

I didn't notice that he was attacking anyone, I only noticed that he was posting a lot of stuff that didn't make any sense which led to several people were trying to point out the error in his thinking.

Last edited by Beener not Beanerz at 10/2/2012 8:53:42 AM

@ air i dont agree with just hiring and firing player just for floor sake of floor salary. that is going to haunt you in the long run. Game shape is important .I have trianed it for 2 season. My players are not that high in salary but they are in pt per game and stats & skills.

I can sell my pg for 150-250k$.. So game shape & proper training helps bring in money latter down the line for your team. A 1k$ player just to sit in is not good idea, just change your playing ways and etc. Thats save 1ks every time, i have a players that worth not much but skills are good and i can sell them for 50-100K or more respectly almost each and every one of them. Thats alot of player rebuilding money. So game shape is very important as well build players the right way.

And beemer is very good canadain guy.. I look forward to his post and well as manon post.. and few other like rick smits. I know the last ones i mentioned are not canadian. just spreading the love in the room

Last edited by Mr. Glass at 10/6/2012 11:33:28 AM

@ air i dont agree with just hiring and firing player just for floor sake of floor salary. that is going to haunt you in the long run. Game shape is important .I have trianed it for 2 season. My players are not that high in salary but they are in pt per game and stats & skills.

When you hire and fire it's to save money for any manager not just someone who wants to save money on no floor salary. Whether you buy a 5k salary player or 15k salary player and win the bid for 1k, you just want to play him once and fire him after the game. It costs you just the 1k for the bid.

This is doing anything but "haunting" anyone in the long run.

Are you saying you're selecting "game shape" for your training over the last 2 years for your 1 10k player and the rest are all under 7k?

I can sell my pg for 150-250k$.. So game shape & proper training helps bring in money latter down the line for your team.

Training game shape over the long term is not adding value to the player whatsoever. However, the week you sell him, if he is on proficient GS, he will fetch more money.

A 1k$ player just to sit in is not good idea, just change your playing ways and etc. Thats save 1ks every time, i have a players that worth not much but skills are good and i can sell them for 50-100K or more respectly almost each and every one of them.

A 1k player to sit in is a good idea. He just wants to fill the roster while his injured players heal. What's the sense in buying a new 10k player for each injured player when his main goal is saving money? That will cost 10k per week salary, plus the winning bid price.

What players on your roster besides Kardan can you sell for anything close to 100K? Certainly not the lowest 6 players by salary on your team. And the useful 18-year old 4k player you do have, you're not even playing or training him.

If you want out of div V at some point, you need to start changing your ways.