Well everyone else is having their say, so heres a idea
For the first season each team has the same budget (future years are based on the previous season's results)
Players must spend >80% budget on wages, but may retain up to 20% for hostile bids.
On any bid, the manager with the player may opt to match the bid, and immediately retains the player with no other player able to make a bid for him in the period. OR unless we do it as when a hostile bid is made, it's made public and then we allow a 1 day period after the hostile bid for everyone to make one offer then the current manager has to match the biggest?
A hostile bid must be >25% more than of current salary.
When a player is signed on a hostile bid, a player must be released to make room for the new player - he can then be bid for by players starting at £0, and the higest bid at the end of a timed period gets the player but can then be subject to a hostile bid once and once only.
If players are traded, they retain their current salary, and are protected from hostile bids.
If a manager doesn't wish to meet a hositle bid, the player is then up for auction, and goes to the highest bidder (prior to a deadline set by the board) - he is then protected.
All hostile bids are done in secret until the manager in question accepts or rejects (the only news being on the forum the such a player is being bid for, and then the outcome)
All bids will be on the forum first come first serve if a tie, and NO editted posts (a hostile bid is submitted (in secret) and then the fact that it has happened is posted (to prevent others doing the same) - basically then if the player matches the bid, it stays secret, otherwise it goes public and bids are on the forum!)
Basically this idea offers a much wider range of getting players in, standard trade, hostile bid, released player bids etc
It incudes the money in a simple fashion that alot of manager want
Managers can protect their players from transfer in one easy move.
Simple to implement as managers decide their own players wages, so no additional work apart from a person keeping tabs on what's happening
Also note that this is just an example of the idea, changes and a more detailed set of rules / intructions can be drawn up if succesfull.
What's your opinions people?
Richard
For the first season each team has the same budget (future years are based on the previous season's results)
Players must spend >80% budget on wages, but may retain up to 20% for hostile bids.
On any bid, the manager with the player may opt to match the bid, and immediately retains the player with no other player able to make a bid for him in the period. OR unless we do it as when a hostile bid is made, it's made public and then we allow a 1 day period after the hostile bid for everyone to make one offer then the current manager has to match the biggest?
A hostile bid must be >25% more than of current salary.
When a player is signed on a hostile bid, a player must be released to make room for the new player - he can then be bid for by players starting at £0, and the higest bid at the end of a timed period gets the player but can then be subject to a hostile bid once and once only.
If players are traded, they retain their current salary, and are protected from hostile bids.
If a manager doesn't wish to meet a hositle bid, the player is then up for auction, and goes to the highest bidder (prior to a deadline set by the board) - he is then protected.
All hostile bids are done in secret until the manager in question accepts or rejects (the only news being on the forum the such a player is being bid for, and then the outcome)
All bids will be on the forum first come first serve if a tie, and NO editted posts (a hostile bid is submitted (in secret) and then the fact that it has happened is posted (to prevent others doing the same) - basically then if the player matches the bid, it stays secret, otherwise it goes public and bids are on the forum!)
Basically this idea offers a much wider range of getting players in, standard trade, hostile bid, released player bids etc
It incudes the money in a simple fashion that alot of manager want
Managers can protect their players from transfer in one easy move.
Simple to implement as managers decide their own players wages, so no additional work apart from a person keeping tabs on what's happening
Also note that this is just an example of the idea, changes and a more detailed set of rules / intructions can be drawn up if succesfull.
What's your opinions people?
Richard
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