negotiations

[BridgeGoth]

If it's a player I don't want, I'd accept 2. In fact an 18yr old DMC I had relegated to my bench for bad form and too many cards got me 5 tokens last season. I accepted that offer instantly. I would have even taken less, but this was really a no brainer since I wasn't going to use him anyway.

If it's a player I DO want, I wouldn't accept any offer, because I play to win, not to hoard tokens. You could offer me 1000 tokens for Cubillo (averaging nearly 50 goals a season now in his 8th season for me), and I would reject because he is not replaceable.

If it's a player i'm kind of on the fence about, like a 3 or 4 star backup with a good ability for example, I'll give him to you, but you have to pay, usually 3 tokens minimum.

Offer me 0 tokens, and I keep your tokens for 24 hours.
Offer me 1 or more, I'll reject if I don't want.

That's my general criteria for what I do with offers, and I suspect most managers use a similar thought process.
I more use the negotiations list to give players to friends among my Facebook group, but I do love to buy off it, not so much sell.

[Gert Funck]

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Fair points, but I see it as business, and a player i have payed at least one token for, maybe trained a SA on, I would never let go for less than three and rather more. I want some profit for the time I have used training him.

I agree with the keyplayer view 20 tokens can't replace your special player. Last season I was offered 20 tokens for two of my players one was my main man and I could not let him go.

the other was a striker with one on one SA from my bench, so he went for new adventures

Guess its a matter of opinion, but all my players are under 27 and still middle trainers, so I would rather auction them than firesell them for hand change

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