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If noone has made a bid for your player. It can't be added to the bids page.

Last edited by Kukoc at 11/12/2011 12:25:24 PM

The problem that is trying to be described, is that, for a collection of players for sale, there is no way to easily identify
a) Whether or not he is still for sale/original sale price
AND on the same page
b) Whether or not a bid has been placed on him.

Currently, on the bids page, you can see whether or not a player you are selling has had a bid placed on him. But you cannot see if a player has NOT had a bid placed on him.

As a supporter, you can bookmark your player, but you cannot identify whether or not a bid has been placed on him.
(ie: if I have a player for sale and I bookmark him, he has the amount he was on sale for, but i cannot tell if this is a bid or not)

So the requirement is - For a page, which shows all my players currently for sale, with the sale price OR the current bid information and expiry time. Whether this is put on the bid page, or another page, im not sure.

The bookmarks page nearly does this, just needs info about whether its a bid or just the sale amount.

Currently, on the bids page, you can see whether or not a player you are selling has had a bid placed on him. But you cannot see if a player has NOT had a bid placed on him.

Incorrect. If there are no bids he will not show up on the bids page so it is very easy to see if someone has had no bids. It is only so confusing if you (I don't mean you personally) are such a dirty daytrader that you have such a whirl of players being sold that you can't remember who you have listed and who you haven't even though it also says so on your Manage My Team page.

$ 0 in bids on your 17 players.

Anything that makes the game a little harder for the dirty daytraders who totally ruin this great game is fine by me.

Last edited by yodabig at 11/24/2011 3:16:02 AM

yer i think thats what i was trying to say but i put too many 'Not's' in my sentance.

If I am one clic away of happy, I am happy enough.

Even so Economic page should do the trick.

"One click away from happiness" - sounds like a slogan for some weirdo lame self help website. :)