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| Always give a low offer and then barter... its more fun that way. |
| QUOTE (Hearts @ July 04, 2007 12:16 pm) |
| .. no trade price wanted noted, then normally means NO ONE BOTHERS TO BID! And the result? The same 5/7 or 6/10 duffer is re-listed for trade week after week, clogging up trade list. |
| QUOTE (Gretna @ March 03, 2008 01:01 pm) | ||
I tend to ignore players listed for trade as "offers invited". If a manager cannot give a guide, then why should I bother to consider his unwanted player? Trade just completed this minute prompted this forum post: Monday March 3rd, 2008 - 10:33:13 GMT HIB sends 1 TP to MOT for John MacAskill (6/14 DF) Now I would have given MOT more than 1TP, but Dave never made clear where the bidding started, so Dave MOT losses out by trading for less than he could have got. A clear message that preference may be to note a 'starting price' or "guide price" for trade list. |
| QUOTE (WeeBeardyBloke @ July 04, 2007 10:07 am) |
| OK so the Commish has stated that trade descriptions should now contain an expected value. I understand that and will comply if I ever put up another trade. GMcD. |
| QUOTE (Annan @ September 12, 2008 11:58 am) | ||
Makes sense to note what you expect (roughly) in return for your Trade List offering. I like the 'offers over' system as saves time wasting low bids. |