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I agreed this deal: I sell Neymar for 25mil, they sell marcelo to me for 35mil. SMFA keep blocking the second part. What do I do?
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Asked by Finn Turnbull
21 Jul 2011
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Before we agreed this we tried to do neymar + 10mil = marcelo but SMFA blocked that.
I have upped my offer on Marcelo to a value of 44.5milion and SMFA keep clocking it!
I understand how and why they do it, but what I need to know is how can the first part of the deal (my neymar for 25mil, which normally I would never do!) be undone? Or is there a way in which the second part (I buy Marcelo for 35mil) can be done?
Just to make this clear this is a perfectly straight deal. I am not trying to ruin my club or any of the reasons SMFA use the blocking system. :)
Thank you!
Answers
Sorry lad. you just got the short end of the stick. The ATMS thinks you are double dealing. Wait till the season end when the system refreshes and then try again. If it does not work, that means you are marked with that team and will never be able to deal with that club (until the club changes its manager) and manager (if he moves to another club, you will not be able to make deals with him).
Answered by Sir A.W.D. Henwood - 13 years ago
Language: English
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