Subjek: Youth Pull

I don't think you're allowed to send messages to managers. You might want to ask vlady about that.

I don't know, I've never done it personally, but from what I've received it's pretty much like:

" Epic player: *player name/link*
some player data here"

that's it.

Actually, I'm not sure either, Sorry Cory, I should know that I but as I've said, I've never done it but I still receive messages once in a while. It could be spam. So ignore my suggestion about sending lots of managers the same message. That would deffo be spam.

With that said, I would assume sending A SINGLE message to Tits would be allowed. It's him you want to get your player anyway

I think you could send them a message saying "Hey, do you think this guy would be worth selling?" And send q's - then they know without breaking the rules, just odn't spam it out.

In case anyone was wondering it appears a number of managers from other countries watch these threads for top prospects. Robertson already made the Most Wanted list within hours of hitting the market; I haven't advertised him or any other players.

I am due for a good pull, been a few months.

oi50.tinypic.com/35bxqif....
So does that crappy shooting destroy an otherwise stellar RW in Hugh Engel or could he still fetch at least $1 million on the market?

Make him a center with awesome shooters

wow, finally pulled a quality player, D-man (or offense, but that's how he started trained) with 90 or higher Q in every category but Goal. Getting scouted so I can put him forward for the youth National teams

Phil Grant My best pull in 2.5 years playing hockey.I think i will sell him.

I don't know if this is the place to ask this; if not, then I would appreciate if someone can direct me to the right place. Does anyone know how much I could sell this player for (though he is already 17): hockey.powerplaymanager.c... qualities for defense, passing, technque, and agressiveness are 82, 94, 97, and 91 respectively (and will show up with at least an error of 5 in the market). He also has a CL of 6/6 (this might be the last year). His actual skills are 139-87-88-87. He can also play both sides. His OR is obviously lower than the top players.

The defensemen on my team are either skilled enough or young enough with good qualities that he probably won't make my team for more than 5 years, gaining experience sparingly. On the other hand, I don't particularly want to give up such a promising player, so I would need to be able to count on enough money. I suppose I could just throw him out there starting at 30 million and hope someone bites.

This would be a perfect post for the Market Enquiries thread in the Intl Hockey forum
ppm.powerplaymanager.com/...

If you had sold him when pulled, he would have fetched a lot more. I'm cheap and I just bought a 15yo dman with similar Qs for 16.8M. But it was a secondary with the low 80s Q. I did buy a forward whose primary was only 84Q. He was 21M. But these are 15yos and, like I said, I'm cheap

No idea what a 17yo would fetch.

Thanks for the response - he had an OR in the low 200's when pulled. While I probably value the player above his actual worth, perhaps I should just sell my prospects like this player since I probably won't ever get a chance to use them (and will not be able to invest in training facilities until I expand my money making capabilities). Perhaps I will just throw him out there at an obscene price and hope someone makes an offer - irrational exuberance and the like.

Don't forget, you'll have to pay 5% of the starting bid price if he doesn't sell.