Quote Originally Posted by Morgan O'Bree View Post
I had a war with a Q26 1 star team over the 18 yo Fk Sto arrivando! Dr/dc i wanted. We went 30+ rounds where at 3 secs on end he alwais bidded. No way that was someone bidding to actually get that player. 35+ T would buy 4-5 peeps way better than his actual ones. As alwais, thai team with 12 m cash, i wonder how could they reach 25+ m bid. Thanks god they warfared my sales or i'd be minus in cash.

Transfer news: we acquired:

-18 yo Amc, mc, dr/dc. Qualities are from 43 to 44. That s the best my server offers.

- two 24 yo scouts which spawned 1 hour ago, both Q 54 being Ml/aml and DC with AD Sa like we wanted. Might be lil overage, but they'll do as we got into another bidding war for a Q 45 amc aml and we really didnt want to spend 35m ( end price 20 rounds after we left).

We also:

-Sold Ivor Hardy
- Sold Le Blanc
- are selling Marcelo Stein

We should set up with about 10m cash remaining if all goes well.

We started PT over the team, but we might sacrifice raw Q this season to add more adaptability to our team ( new roles for youngsters).
I noticed that, you had a 8 - 9M deficit for a while.. I was like - what and who did he buy? ... I noticed that the number of bidders and biddings (that could turn into a war) increases hour by hour (at least on my server). I managed to get +12M for my 3rd GK (valued around 3M).... Don't know if I' gonna sell another one or not, no rush.

The 18yr old DL/DC with SA (Martin Turtenwald) you bought isn't bad. If he is a great trainer, why not PT him to a 6* or 7*? He could come in handy.

I also think you did a right choice about buying the 24yr olds (Ml/AML and DC) from Mr Scout. Sometimes buying a scout at that age is a "better" option then buying something from the TM. especially today and the 3 days to come. I was going to by a scout as well: 24yr old AMR/DMR/MR with SA (shadowstriker) only 12KP from 7*, but he disappeared after they refreshed my list for the 3rd time. Too bad, he would be perfect!

Let me know how it goes with the PT-sessions and good luck.