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Edited by themadhatter 20-01-2012 03:56 |
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dont mean to sound rude but are you out of your mind! 17 million for a 28/20 rf who trained 0.083 today, who you bought for 500k 3 days ago man just because he might get to av79 in a few years with proper traing does not mean he is worth anywhere near that amount, you would be lucky to get 1.5mil in my opinion, best of luck with that. my advice would be to train him for a couple of seasons then sell him | 20/01/2012 03:05 |
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yeah, that kind of seems silly now that i think about it. i'm sorry, i never had a player with that high of a progression until recently. i didn't really know how much they were selling for. i saw a 72 forecast goalie that was auctioned at 12,000,000 so i figured i could probably sell the rf for like 14 or 15 million (that's what i meant by negotiable). so yeah, i'll just wait then. but geez man, that was kind of harsh. i just started two seasons ago and i didn't know what a forecast was until last season cuz i don't check that often. Edited by themadhatter 20-01-2012 03:56 |
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themadhatter said: yeah, that kind of seems silly now that i think about it. i'm sorry, i never had a player with that high of a progression until recently. i didn't really know how much they were selling for. i saw a 72 forecast goalie that was auctioned at 12,000,000 so i figured i could probably sell the rf for like 14 or 15 million (that's what i meant by negotiable). so yeah, i'll just wait then. but geez man, that was kind of harsh. i just started two seasons ago and i didn't know what a forecast was until last season cuz i don't check that often. Edited by themadhatter 20-01-2012 03:56 It's all good bro. He was just trying to help you out. You could probably get around 5M max for him right now. Or train him an increase his price. |
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