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I dont get why sell a player with overall 6-7 and a 5. If you expect your team just to toss 8-9's in all matches than you still dont gt how the engine works. Would you have already bought a substitute i'd understand, but you're still waiting for it while same time you lost a triple roler, 23yo, sa player who ven plays great in the cl. If you dont use those roles that s ok or else you ll suffer without him.
@Morgan
I know it seems odd, but he really wasn't playing as well as others, so I can easily cover his positions until I get the new guy up to speed. I expect mostly 7's out of my players (6, 8 or 9 on occasion, you can see my team stats on my page. For his age he sticks out like a sore thumb.) I have been considering selling him for a long time, anyway. I like getting my team set for next season early because i dont spend more than a couple tokens average on a player, so I won't participate in the feeding frenzy at the new season start.
Last edited by Cat Harrison; 08-17-2013 at 12:55 PM.
Expressed above is my own opinion. ☻ Your results may vary.
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I think your right to sell the player... What is he low-end 4*? be about 150 greens just to get him back towards a low-end scout, and a near 7* player similar to the one you've sold could appear on the scout list next season. I know you like to train young players but the scout list sometimes offers good solutions.
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