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-==== The Auction ====
-The Auction List is an artificial method of bringing new players into the league at various intervals
-throughout the game. It also allows managers to put their own players into the same list, presenting
-them as `open to the highest bidder’. The Auction works in much the same way as you would expect,
-with managers bidding for a maximum of eight players, giving one bid for each of the players they would
-like to purchase. The highest bidder for each player will get that player added to his squad at the end of
-the session, provided he can afford to spend the money he bid.
-The default method of buying players in the auction is that once one of the bids tendered by a player
-succeeds, then all his subsequent bids will be ignored. You can place your own players into the rolling
-auction by telling us which players you want sold, and including all of the relevant details about him.
-However, the main drawback by making a player available to the whole league in this manner is that
-once he is placed into this “list” of players, he cannot be sold through private means. Any manager that tries to do this (sell a listed player to someone else privately) will be severely penalised. Also only one
-player per side can be put into the “list” and he will remain there for three sessions. After that, if he is
-unsold, he will return to your side.
-In addition you can state a minimum price (reserve) you would be willing to accept for each player.
-Please note that there is a minimum level depending upon the session you are in, below which players
-CANNOT be entered in the rolling auction. This rule is rescinded for qualified SBY’s, APP’s and SPECIAL
-PLAYERS. Though remember that unqualified SBY’s and APP’s cannot be traded in any way so therefore
-cannot be placed in the auction list.
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-==== Bidding for Players ====
-Instructions can be given contrary to that which stops your first successful bid stopping the rest going
-through, in that a manager can say `Buy Player A, and then Player B, regardless of the result of the first
-bid’. Or a manager may wish for all of his bids to be tendered, regardless of any of the results. Be wary
-of using this option though, as you must have the money to be able to afford ALL the purchases,
-otherwise every one of your bids could be cancelled.
-The main type of order we cannot accommodate is one that instructs us to spend a certain amount of
-money, and then ignore bids after that. Basically think things through and you should be able to work it
-out. If not ask us and we’ll offer what help we can.
-Things to note...
-When the GM places players in the Auction, those players are not named. It is up to you to name any of
-these players when you bid for them. If you fail to provide a suitable name then your bid is void and will
-not be entered into the computer. We also reserve the right to remove bids where the name entered by
-the player is plain silly, or abusive. Not many top-class players are named `Larry the Lamb’ or `Dirty Den’,
-so please try and keep it sensible, and help maintain the atmosphere of the game. When coming up with
-International names the general rule of thumb is that if the name sounds as though it will fit the
-nationality, then it will be accepted. Bids which take you over your agreed overdraft limit will be
-ignored. You cannot bid for any of your own players which have appeared in the Auction List. You
-cannot bid BELOW a listed Reserve price for a player, and you cannot name a player that already has
-one. [player entered by manager in auction].
-As the season goes by the players for offer on the auction will be older and less effective, though there
-may be some surprises. When bidding for players your bids are considered to be conditional upon the
-result of the previous bid unless you state otherwise. Each bid must be made in units of one thousand
-pounds and can be denoted on the turn sheet as follows;
-Bid 100K means ‘bid £100,000’ Bid 1251K means ‘bid £1,251,000’ etc.
-Conditional bids are a tricky set of “rules” to work out, as they tend to be determined by a semicommon
-sense and semi-logical approach to the way buying is done. You can ask to bid for a second
-player dependant on the conditions of a previous bid, you can ask to buy two players together or you
-can join up a number of lesser bids with the intent of buying them all. However, you cannot give us
-instructions which simply say “buy any three of these players” or “spend just £1.5 million” or anything
-too complex.
-An example of legal and illegal bidding patterns are shown below...
-) Jones 1250k
-) Williams 750k
-) Phillips 1355k
-) 2 PP’s 355k
-**LEGAL**
-  * “Bid for players 1 & 2 regardless of result of player 1 bid” - this would attempt to buy both of the first
-two players, but would stop checking for further buys if either/both of the first two players are bought.
-**ILLEGAL**
-  * “Buy any player and the 2 PP’s” - Unfortunately, this may sound okay, but is an illegal bid. The PP’s can be made dependent upon any one of the players, but not on them all.
-**LEGAL**
-  * “Buy all the items” - Provided the manager has enough money to afford all of these players (£3.8 million) then there is no problem in doing this.
-**ILLEGAL**
-  * “Buy player 1, and then any one other” - Again, this sounds fine but isn’t. The bid for player 1 will be tendered along with one of the other bids, but cannot be entered separately to be tallied with each.
-**LEGAL**
-  * “Buy player 1, but if this fails, buy all the others” - As with the “buy all” option, there is no problem with this sort of bid, provided the manager has the money to spend.
-If you are unsure of what constitutes a legal or illegal bid then ASK THE GM.
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-==== Sales to the Non-League ====
-You can also get rid of unwanted players from your squad at any time, which is regarded as selling them
-to the Non-League, at the following rates...
-For example, an AGE 23 LEVEL 6 player will raise 150K for club funds if sold to the non-league. [GK or SW
-will raise double the rates listed below], and if a player is sold to the non-league after the transfer
-deadline (after the last auction of the season, normally session 13) you will raise only half the rate.
-Also note that there are no deals between managers allowed after the last auction of the season,
-simulating the transfer deadline coming into operation, on session 13. Remember that when selling a
-player to the non-league your income is less the amount it costs to pay up his remaining contract.
-{{ :finances:non-league.png |}}
-Many managers who are looking to sell a player to the non-league choose to ignore any contract
-negotiations for him on that week - if he’s up for negotiation and you ignore it, then his wages will be
-negotiated for you, meaning that the amount you have to pay him as he leaves may rise. If he’s up for
-negotiation and you want to sell him to then non-league then enter a minimum offer on the turn sheet.
-The computer will always calculate the income gained from sales to the Non-league, so please, don't try
-to convince us that you received an incorrect amount - machines very seldom count wrongly!
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