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84738.64 in reply to 84738.60
Date: 4/18/2009 8:54:41 AM
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i believe this suggestion willlead to much more farming then it already is, because when you have an salary cap your centers will need a lot of of sideskills who nearly have no effect on salary but 4-5 off them will be better tehn one centerskill.

But to train them and keep them in shape, you have to play him out off position and when you play your best player who is an center on SG to give him outside shooting training and then try to manage that he don't gets more then 65 minutes - you won't play succesfull and orientated for team succes. BB-Charles who was mentioned as a farm here, plays Grubbs a lot, on the right position and wins his games from time to time.

This is why the request of better training for SFs could be considered...
I don't agree with the salary cup idea,the limit is all you can pay to sustain the salary of a player,if you follow the rule
And I think that in the future,many centers traineers,will train more outside skill,as n reality happen(a player like Dwight Howard is yet very strong in inside skills,but lacks of passing,outside shooting and free throws skills which he's training a lot now)

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84738.66 in reply to 84738.11
Date: 4/19/2009 8:52:53 PM
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I agree that , GM should check if these users are from same person.

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84738.68 in reply to 84738.65
Date: 4/24/2009 12:22:51 PM
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It looks like I'm a farmer. I bought a Greek player and told the U21 coach of Hellas about him. Now I'm training a National Team player, and it's exciting. All plans for the future training is built to fit him! Typical farmer running a Farm Team?

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From: CrazyEye

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84738.69 in reply to 84738.68
Date: 4/24/2009 12:29:09 PM
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the GM should check you for having multiply teams, cause nobody could have fun running a farm *gg

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84738.70 in reply to 84738.69
Date: 4/24/2009 12:30:50 PM
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Not even farmers? ;-)

What is a Farm Team then?

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From: CrazyEye

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84738.71 in reply to 84738.70
Date: 4/24/2009 12:33:35 PM
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Not even farmers? ;-)


farmers get money to do ugly things :)

What is a Farm Team then?


something i like to know, too. Because i haen't those multi team experience at all, in my 4 seasons as a scout and 2 as a national coach.

From: Milly

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84738.72 in reply to 84738.71
Date: 4/24/2009 1:34:28 PM
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farmers get money to do ugly things
You have got it all wrong. Farmers love their work and take care of the land, their workers and their animals in an old-established respect for the soil, the water and the organic diversity. You can ask if it's right for man to own land, water, forest or air, and be envious because farmers get rain, sun and good weather for free. But if you can make a carrot and some beef at home, you will understand that farmers do only good things for you, butt sometimes misunderstand what's good for the coming generations. There I can agree in your way of understanding others. ;-)

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84738.73 in reply to 84738.72
Date: 5/7/2009 12:46:33 PM
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This one might need a bump now we are on the verge of seeing the first sale of a player who will surely have a $200k wage next season.

I guess the guy due to shell out is just so pleased to have this guy on his team he only wants to surround him with $1-2k salary players......

I won't try and change anyones opinion as to whether this is or isnt an example of a farm team... i will however predict this will not be a one off and that in a few seasons only teams such as this will be home to national teams.

I really hope I'm wrong but the signs aren't looking good.

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84738.74 in reply to 84738.5
Date: 5/7/2009 2:07:47 PM
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Fanesi is a real revenue-eater.

227k aprox. salary so far.

I'm starting to believe we will experience a lot of centers with extreme salaries in the market and at cheap prices.

Being real negative, I believe in 2-3 seasons centers with 13/13/13 that act almost as a PF (with strong JS and respectable JR, driving and handling) wiill be sold for the same price as the 16/16/16 monsters.

The effectiveness of them isnt definately worth the salary difference.



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