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well its obvious because the team has only 2 goalkeepers and if you buy one of the keepers then they wont have a back-up keeper UNDERSTAND!!!!!!!!

Answered by Dean Dymos - 12 years ago

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it means you can't get more than one goal keeper

Answered by Eric Vinny - 9 years ago

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moi mes deux buteur Messi et Ronaldo plus Bale feront l'affaire en attaque mais en gardien je prefere Hugo Lloris

Answered by Juan Marioneri - 9 years ago

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Teams are allowed a minimum of two goalkeepers and buying one of the last two will not be allowed therefore you have to look for another option or wait till this team buys another goalkeeper

Answered by Jose Mourinho - 10 years ago

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The team youre attempting to buy the goalkeeper from has only 2 goalkeepers remaining, unless they purchase another keeper, that team cant sell any goalkeepers.

Answered by cam webby - 10 years ago

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basicly if you try to get 1 of the 2 goalkeepers of a team then if the goalie gets injured then no back up

Answered by Thahira Khatun - 10 years ago

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This means that the team only has 2 goalkeepers left. you cannot buy a goalkeeper from that team because, otherwise, they wont have a back up keeper in case something happens to the first team keeper. its quite obvious isnt it?

Answered by Wessel Brughuis - 10 years ago

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Because genius (sarcastic) you are meant to have at least two goalkeepers in a team so if you want to bid for a goal keeper make sure the team has three

Answered by ifeanyi obiekwe - 11 years ago

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Its Means You Cant Cause They Are last 2 goalkeepers of the team if you take him they wont have sub for if the 1 keeper get injerd

Answered by Sikander ijaz - 11 years ago

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It means that since nobody except a goalkeeper can play in goal, if the first choice gets injured, the team will have no sub goalie

Answered by scooty mclooghlin - 11 years ago

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you have a first team goalkeeper. what happens if he gets injured

Answered by James Johnson - 11 years ago

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The team only has 2 Goalkeepers. IF one of the keepers are injured, then the replacement has to go in. That is why.

Answered by rainbow assassin - 11 years ago

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you can not buy or offer one of your last two goal keepers

Answered by Mighty Red - 11 years ago

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if two goalkeeperes are there we cannot sell or buy them bcoz if one goal keeper get injured then if only one goalkeeper is there in team there si no one to play in goal keeper position so we cannot buy or sell

Answered by arsene wenger - 11 years ago

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It means you cant buy it because always need at least 2 goalkeepers so if the regular gets injured you still have a sub. If you bid on one of the last goalkeepers the team doesn't have a sub to bring on if the regular gets injured. DUH!!!

Answered by ??? ??? - 11 years ago

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You already have 2 goalkeeper so you cannot buy 1 goalkeeper again.

Answered by Dennis Bernard - 11 years ago

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It means that the team your sending an offer to just got two goalkeepers and everyteam need one reserve goalkeeper and one ordinary

Answered by Dabbe Dabbe - 11 years ago

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this means cannot buy the keeper if they only have two

Answered by Adil Makhdum - 11 years ago

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well its obvious because the team has only 2 goalkeepers and if you buy one of the keepers then they wont have a back-up keeper UNDERSTAND!!!!!!!!

Answered by Dean Dymos - 12 years ago

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the goalkeeper you are trying to buy is one of the last 2 keepers on the other team.try trading your bad keeper and add more money. every team must have 2 or more goalkeepers

Answered by Roberto Mancini - 12 years ago

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u cannot get the person because he is one of the last two goalkeepers in that team, if u bought one of them and the one goalie gets injured whos going to replace him?

Answered by Alex Soto - 12 years ago

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