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The play-offs i can't win, but i wonder if i can be the winner of the red-side again ;) :p

After being really inactive, I'm back to reclaim the top spot on the redside!
Going to commit to some great management again! :D

Mmm!!! There will be war in red side!

Have you already read the buzzerbeater news?
I am not happy with the anti tanking approach...
Time to spend some money...

I will look forward to buy some players to win at least 1 game per round, but it comes really surprisingly. (prices will go up now on the TL, and i could have sold my young player even higher...)

And i will look at the next season with some suspense (how they handle the secondary skills/salary)

So i got this email from a GM:

Team fined: TheRainmakers (90060). Hi,
We reviewed your last transfer of player Belgium Wes Straeten (37078219) and we decided to reduce the amount by $800 000 in order to bring him more close to his real value. We understand that every user wants to sell high but in your case seems that the player has been sold more than he deserved and that's why we made this adjustment. Also please note that is your responsibility to report your team in case someone overbids in any of your players.


Seriously wtf, so they can not prevent the market''s inflation so they will just drop fines on teams. This is pure bullshit and i see no reason a player 23 years old who has reached his superstar potentialto be valued at 5 million. Plus the team that bought him is not a newcomer.
Incredible job BB...

I mean 5 million is a lot of cash for him.
But consider this he is only 23 years old, he can play for 9 seasons without dropping while being at max potential this manager has absolutely no work to do with him.
When selling him the suggested price range was from 3 million to 4 million, with a statement that he may be better than all of the sold ones so 5 million is maybe a bit high but in no way that high that i should get punished.
And you still need to consider the market prices and they are quite high...
This was the 1st time I set him on the market and he was bought immediately by an experienced manager.

Plus I bought him when he was 20 years old and trained him in inside defense, inside shooting, handling and driving. I guess I gave him +- 15 ups.
The trainer cost me 1,3 million while his salary is not a low one as well.
With the gain i got from the sell, the costs were covered i didn't make any profit, but i know i clearly made a deficit.
Of course i trained other guys with him but they are still on my roster.

When i bought him i had to pay 2,8 million was this not to high as well? I bought my 2 trainees ass rooks for one I gave 6 milllions for the other one 4 millions. I had a bid war with Sant Mateu, the spanish NT didn't want me to get both because I don't train them for their U21.
So when buying the rooks the owner had done absolutely nothing, all he had was chance, those prices are fair?
Is it normal that you have to pay +- 2 millions for a decent trainer nowadays?

As i said they can't prevent the inflation and don't know what to do else...
A bit disappointed by BB, they could have announced the changes they made way earlier...

If they have a problem with those prices, they could make sure that the sell is made pending. So they could review any sell that goes above a certain amount in time.
I was hit with the fine nealry a week later, what would happen if i had spent the money? Or did they fine me because i have to much on my bank account?
The manager that bought him normally hasn't got his money back so no one profits from this decision.