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Richard Graham

I was the first club to bid for a player (the max of £50k for a 70-ranked player) - yet lost out to a later bid of £50k. Why?

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23 May 2011

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I bid £50k (the max) for a £10k, 70-ranked player at an unmanaged club. In spite of being the first bidder and bidding the max allowed - a subsequent bidder who offered the same £50k was successful in getting the player. How does that work?

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  • tebthereb

    Possibly because the player would have a more important role at the other club?

    I.e. if you have stronger players in the player's position then your opponent.

    If that is not the case, send a bug ticket.

    Answered by Community Admin tebthereb - 13 years ago

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