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197861.9 in reply to 197861.8
Date: 10/6/2011 8:33:12 AM
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as im not trying to win thats why this season i want to finish 7th or 6th as there are 5 decent players in our draft and i want one of them thats why im playing it if i wanted to win i would play better tatics but i know in 2-3 that ill get killed

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197861.10 in reply to 197861.9
Date: 10/6/2011 8:34:25 AM
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Oh ok, then sorry about that ;) I was trying to do the same, but feared relegation and won too many games and I'm stucked with late picks now, hahaha

Last edited by Koperboy at 10/6/2011 8:35:31 AM

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197861.11 in reply to 197861.10
Date: 10/6/2011 8:44:49 AM
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thats alright your not the first person to point my weird tatics out but im discovering alot about them this season by playing them all and i now know that ive got inside iso as a reliable scoring tatic for my pg if i want to have a surprise game. Yeah not so afraid of relegating pretty sure i can win relegation serious if i was on other conference i could be going for first or second in the conference

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197861.12 in reply to 197861.11
Date: 10/6/2011 8:59:30 AM
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I wanted to have the same tactic (failed because of fear of relegation - this is my first season in D.II) and I think you are doing a really smart move. I always say "build a team according to your plans"; so if your plan is being fifth for example and 150k payroll is enough for that, why load up the team and lose money with, say, 200k payroll? But when the season comes when you are ready to promote, go "all-in", even lose some money in the process, but if you promote, it's well worth it. So I like your tactic a lot - lay low, try to snag that HoF in draft and wait for your opportunity. In the meantime, train the hell out of your trainees

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197861.13 in reply to 197861.12
Date: 10/6/2011 9:05:27 AM
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yeah im looking long term like 4 seasons abbl if i plan right and go for div 2 next season or following as my two trainees are good pg should be U21 next season if he doesnt id be very dissappointed and my pf for his salary has great skills high ID and great secondaries and is only costing me 6k a week lol so im gonna be competing with a low salary all i need to as is a decent sg and sf

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197861.14 in reply to 197861.6
Date: 10/6/2011 8:48:10 PM
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Actually I think there are different types of inside shots and one type is a driving layup where the driving skill also is the main determinent of the chance of success. Players with sensational driving and atrocious IS can hit these all day.

Brooksy joining the Fishbowl will be an excellent way to get detailed mentoring and infinite advice - depending on which Federation you join - I know Calamari and Kevin have strong mentoring programs. Great to see that you have such a detailed plan. Do be aware that to make it to the ABBL you probably need about $7,000,000 worth of players and a serious arena to pay their wages to even have a chance.

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197861.16 in reply to 197861.14
Date: 10/6/2011 9:54:45 PM
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Joining t fishbowl is great as I learn the art of tanking due to being in guppy fed haha
Oh I can get money quite quickly already have a fair bit

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