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149874.14 in reply to 149874.13
Date: 7/4/2010 3:47:27 AM
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Yeah, that's what I figured - if I can get some cash in, and train up my trainees, then I'll be in a better spot to move into II and be able to compete. My team from last season would have been good, and would have probably been around 4-6 in II (based on my scouting of the four divisions in II), but I don't think it would have been good enough to challenge for a while.

Good luck in the cup - it's always nice when someone from III goes deep. I'll be out first round this season, sadly.

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149874.15 in reply to 149874.14
Date: 7/6/2010 7:18:28 PM
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Wow you really are a camel of your word. You promised a rebuilding season and it couldn't be clearer than a 44-0 team going 0-2 . I think it is a smart strategy though, you have to be moving forwards in this game or you can end up stagnant. If I can't get out this season I will be forced to do something similar and sell at least my two big guys then consolodate and train for a bit. I just hope my cash reserves can last this season.

It looks like a couple of teams are doing really well, Cleveland and lakermen are no surprise but GoldCoastSH is doing very well with their new players. It was great to see Massive Ballers get their first win in division III.

I have had to spread my team quite thin this week with three games against reasonable division III opponents I have been a bit lucky to get through. I hope my luck continues in the cup. Although while I feel lucky to win, losing my starting C, who Ranked 3 in the League III.6 Season 11 MVP vote with 96 points, last night to injury for two weeks wasn't so good.

Good luck to everyone in the cup. Represent!

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149874.16 in reply to 149874.15
Date: 7/7/2010 7:45:49 AM
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I'm playing a good Div II team in the cup, so I'm screwed, that's for sure!

And yeah, I'm rebuilding. I would still warn the rest of the league not to take me lightly... ;)

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149874.17 in reply to 149874.16
Date: 7/8/2010 2:33:38 AM
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I'm expecting to get beaten pretty convincingly in the cup tonight, I'll have to rest some key players that have played a lot of minutes already this week. Happy about the first league win though.

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149874.18 in reply to 149874.16
Date: 7/14/2010 12:09:51 AM
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So, I've got about $3 million coming in shortly. What should I do with it? I'm thinking I just sit on it for ages, unless anyone else has any ideas.

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149874.19 in reply to 149874.18
Date: 7/15/2010 6:08:27 AM
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Your money is in ca-ching!

I think you should hire a level 7 trainer, doctor and pr man...jk.

Ok, really this is a great opportunity to pick up an outstanding trainee. They are going cheaply at the moment and even $1 million would get someone that will surely be destined for greatness one day with awesome starting skills and potential around MVP.

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149874.20 in reply to 149874.19
Date: 7/15/2010 7:41:03 AM
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I've been looking for a while but the guys I've thought were worth it have been going for $2-$3 mill and I don't want to spend quite that much on one guy. I've bought a level 6 trainer, and two great trainees, and i think i'll keep the rest of the cash!

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149874.21 in reply to 149874.20
Date: 7/15/2010 10:38:30 AM
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Tilman Salambo (14720619) Point Guard as I sent to you looks like a great trainee. A guy like him is a fantastic long term investment. Yeah unless you are seriously rich or want to train a guy for the NT I would be staying far away from $2-3 million trainees. Then again SASTROOPERS have an amazing NT guy and their merchandise is 94k a week which pays back their investment in Smeltz, their trainee very fast.

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149874.22 in reply to 149874.21
Date: 7/15/2010 2:41:48 PM
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My (longer) term desire would be to get one Aussie NT player and one foreign NT player. I think O'Daire should be able to make the Irish team fairly easily as there's a shortage of managers training PGs in Ireland, but as for the Aussie guy - that's a few seasons away yet.

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149874.23 in reply to 149874.21
Date: 7/21/2010 7:51:11 PM
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Looks like XBB has decided to follow the same path as me, he's selling off all his good players!

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149874.24 in reply to 149874.23
Date: 7/27/2010 8:42:51 AM
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Well what a night it was. This was the big clash between the top of the Big 8 and the top of the Great 8. I felt fairly confident going into the game but watching it live (with the RabidCamel) I was quite worried. Lucky in the end 5 of my players had a good night with ratings of 10 or higher and Rafael "The Devil" Palencia had a mighty 15.0 rating! So despite my fears the team stormed home with a dominant 4th quarter. So why was it so close?

Australia Gangsters looked like the only team trying out there.


It seems they Gangsters were VERY keen to win this one while the Seagulls were looking more towards the next clash with The Cleveland Sweaty Steamers. Both the Gangsters and the Steamers are very good teams so I needed to spread my efforts to have a chance in both games.

A pity to see both my friends the Massive Ballers and Rempaging Marmots go down but overall it was a good nights work. The second most interesting thing was that all season the opinion has been that the Big 8 was MUCH stronger than the Great 8 yet tonight the Great 8 won 5 games, lost one by 2 points and the other two games involved the no 2 and 3 teams from the Big 8. This suggests the gap is not as wide as some (including me) first thought.

Saturday we go to Cleveland, that will be an interesting experience! We can't wait!

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