Maybe the transfer rules could be as the champions league..
Who played in a B3 match with another team and when he transferred an another team, he's ineligible for the B3 matchs..
Just an idea..
Doesn't make much sense on any level. Either you have a large amount of such monsters circulating around, in which case the measure is more or less irrelevant, or you're distorting the market so that the team that bought a given player first have an advantage throughout the tournament.
What kind of team would sustain $ 1 080 848 salaries only for two big mans for an entire season
Are you joking?
Did you take a minute to understand what the discussion is about?
The suggestion is that a player becomes ineligible for B3 competition with other teams once he's played a B3 game with a given team. Therefore, if this is implemented, doing the divine trick will not only give you advantage, but also eliminate that player from the competition in the future.
Since the player situation is dynamic and may change in the future, there are two cases in which this situation is worth examining:
(a) There is a relatively large amount of "divine" players on the market. In this case, the implementation of the suggestion simply does not change anything.
(b) There is a relatively small amount of "divine" players on the market. In this case, the implementation of the suggestion gives unfair advantage to the teams that use one of them in a B3 game first.
It's a poor suggestion that's not going to work, no matter how you slice it.
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