Nate
You'll Never Walk Alone
I still you.Meh checked him, too pricey and don't really need him.
And Maccers.
I still you.Meh checked him, too pricey and don't really need him.
Mah, Mac, Mo...they're usually some of the less uncomplimentary ones, anyway!Actually had to think about what to call you. Had nothing, came up with that.
I'd be lying if I said I knew exactly how long, but I think three weeks on two nets.
Bidding over a manager who has a bid on his own player is a low act IMO.Mah, Mac, Mo...they're usually some of the less uncomplimentary ones, anyway!
So, a bit more than halfway to Strong.
Looks like I'm abandoning my plan to get a £6M+ player, and instead buying two possible skill trades, one of whom (hopefully) will be a slight improvement on my current 5th bowler.
UPDATE: Chap I'm bidding on, a 20yo Rem/Superb bowler, was going for £3,333,333...until his current owner just weighed in with a £3.4M raise. The bugger. I've gone back in with another bid, and will not be impressed if the possibly apostrophically-challenged Gilchrists XI decides to play silly buggers.
UPDATE II: Got 'im for £3.5M. Attacking LM, which isn't the sort of bowler I'd usually go for, but it'll be interesting to see how he compares to my Qual/Superb defensive RM.
I'd be pretty wary of training an all-rounder from Mediocre on both primaries -- he's never going to be a star on single nets, and I don't think he's got the potential to justify multiple nettage. The Abysmal consistency will take a while to catch up, too.Got this guy from the academy two weeks ago...I'm currently training him on 1 batting, 1 bowling, 1 stamina, 1 fielding. Thoughts?
This, and not a very good one.Seems to me that he's actually more of a WK/bat trainee.
Really? Honestly, I saw it as the owner trying to bump the price up, testing my resolve with a late bid. Possibly being overly cynical but, if he seriously wanted the player back, wouldn't he have made a statement with a considerably higher bid?Bidding over a manager who has a bid on his own player is a low act IMO.
Yeah but the more he bids, the more money he loses in translation.Possibly being overly cynical but, if he seriously wanted the player back, wouldn't he have made a statement with a considerably higher bid?
I have 2.5 million at the momentThis, and not a very good one.
How much money do you have SoC?
I reckon you could find a dozen better trainees atm for not much money.I have 2.5 million at the moment
Thanks very much for the help mate, I'll check them out. That I'm still pretty clueless on battrick after all this time is slightly amazing hahaI reckon you could find a dozen better trainees atm for not much money.
Batsmen
Shaun Glody (2432888)
Fran Odonnell (2434296)
Leeroy Marriott (2520054)
Wicket-keepers
Toby Forster (2476388)
Jack Keil (2456117)
All-Rounders
Derek Gate (2432829)
Arshad Afroz (2519484)
Paramartha Dhupam (2462806)
Dominic Keigher (2458791)
Bowlers
Teddy Sinclair (2519896)
Steve Aaron (2520969)
Think it just means you have a life. (Y) Let me know who (if anyone) you go for.Thanks very much for the help mate, I'll check them out. That I'm still pretty clueless on battrick after all this time is slightly amazing haha
No way... if a player's listed then they obviously wanted to sell him, and are probably driving up the price. They can bid above market price to ensure they get him back, but if it's around a reasonable price then fair game IMO.Bidding over a manager who has a bid on his own player is a low act IMO.
Went after Gate...had him up until the initial deadline, which then extended by 3 minutes and I lost him as I had insufficient funds (am bidding on someone else I hope I lose)...**** it.Think it just means you have a life. (Y) Let me know who (if anyone) you go for.
You lose about 5%, right? I still think you need to send out a clear message, as there are enough people out there (going from HT experience, admittedly) who are prepared to bid on their own players to drive up the price.Disagree. I've been in that position, and the last thing you want to do is drive up the money you lose. You want to get him back for as cheap as possible.