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Transfer market search - salary

By coconut_wolf_bandit - 31-03-2016 05:54

[PSCF]

It would be handy to be able to search a maximum or minimum salary to rule in or out players. Very handy if you are trying to find a cheap player who is paid lower than the guy he might be trying to replace (if you want to trade one out as well), or if you are monitoring expenses.It would be handy to be able to search a maximum or minimum salary to rule in or out players. Very handy if you are trying to find a cheap player who is paid lower than the guy he might be trying to replace (if you want to trade one out as well), or if you are monitoring expenses.

 

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Re: Transfer market search - salary

By smiller29 - 31-03-2016 06:26

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The salary is tied to the cost of the player and how many bids they receive (I think). Using the Upper Value in the "Latest Bid" box can help you find a player on the cheap and the Salary should be tied to the price you paid. Not exactly the same thing but it should put you in the right ball park anywayThe salary is tied to the cost of the player and how many bids they receive (I think). Using the Upper Value in the "Latest Bid" box can help you find a player on the cheap and the Salary should be tied to the price you paid.

Not exactly the same thing but it should put you in the right ball park anyway

Edited: 31-03-2016 06:31
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Re: Transfer market search - salary

By coconut_wolf_bandit - 31-03-2016 06:33

[PSCF]

I understand that, but value is not always directly proportional to the salary. It is generally within a set limit, but age is also a factor, and for someone like myself starting out and trying to balance quality at a cost effective measure, an $11,000 salary vs a $14,000 (for instance), is reasonably significant.

smiller29 wrote:

The salary is tied to the cost of the player and how many bids they receive (I think). Using the Upper Value in the "Latest Bid" box can help you find a player on the cheap and the Salary should be tied to the price you paid.

I understand that, but value is not always directly proportional to the salary. It is generally within a set limit, but age is also a factor, and for someone like myself starting out and trying to balance quality at a cost effective measure, an $11,000 salary vs a $14,000 (for instance), is reasonably significant.

Re: Transfer market search - salary

By coconut_wolf_bandit - 31-03-2016 06:34

[PSCF]

Sorry - didn't see this edit until I posted above.

smiller29 wrote:

Not exactly the same thing but it should put you in the right ball park anyway

Sorry - didn't see this edit until I posted above.

 

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