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I'm in favour of a freeze on [MENTION=14929]Max Paper[/MENTION] draft picks. Only solution that's fair.
Hoping you weren't thinking of using him as you choice for the category where they have played against the Albion as he didn't even make the bench.
Ok. So [MENTION=13376]albionalex[/MENTION] and I will skip past him and pass to each other for now then. To stop this, [MENTION=14929]Max Paper[/MENTION] should post in this thread and PM [MENTION=15934]Rohana[/MENTION] and maybe both of us who are next to him in the draft.
Hoping you weren't thinking of using him as you choice for the category where they have played against the Albion as he didn't even make the bench.
I was wondering what would happen if someone dropped out well before the end of the draft (not sugguesting Max Papaer is or will drop out).
In the last draft we had someone stop a few picks from the end but i thought the solution of picking a couple of players at the end to fill in the blanks was acceptable, but what if they still need half a team or more?
I can't see it being fair if the choices they have already made are thrown back into the pot as it would favour whoever was next to go as they would be able to pick up a first round choice deep into the competition. - If they say they quit, do we just freeze them out? and if they change their minds and return before the end, do we just let them catch up?
Ok. So [MENTION=13376]albionalex[/MENTION] and I will skip past him and pass to each other for now then. To stop this, [MENTION=14929]Max Paper[/MENTION] should post in this thread and PM [MENTION=15934]Rohana[/MENTION] and maybe both of us who are next to him in the draft.
Why you little....Filling in at left back for me, having won 3 Premier League trophies, 2 FA cups, a league cup, and a Uefa cup winners cup...
NIGEL WINTERBURN. Boom.
[MENTION=1349]turienzo's lovechild[/MENTION] you are up.
Well now, my delight is unbounded that my next pick has unfathomably fallen this low in the draft. He may have only played one season in the premier league before moving into player-management but what a season it was. Good enough to be voted runner up in the Footballer of the Year and his teams Player of the Year, it was his signing more than any other that propelled his team from being a run of the mill team into the formidable trophy collecting machine it is today. Not content with transforming one club, he is also pivotal in the transformation of the premier league, being by far the highest calibre foreign player to move to th League. In his wake came many,many others. What calibre are we talking? We're talking Ballon d'Or winner, we're talking integral to one of, if not the, greatest club sides in world football of the past 30 years, we're talking not just integral but captaining his country to their only major honour, we're talking the only player capable of holding a candle to his contemporary and possibly worlds greatest player ever, Diego Maradonna, we're talking
Ruud Gullit
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Well now, my delight is unbounded that my next pick has unfathomably fallen this low in the draft. He may have only played one season in the premier league before moving into player-management but what a season it was. Good enough to be voted runner up in the Footballer of the Year and his teams Player of the Year, it was his signing more than any other that propelled his team from being a run of the mill team into the formidable trophy collecting machine it is today. Not content with transforming one club, he is also pivotal in the transformation of the premier league, being by far the highest calibre foreign player to move to th League. In his wake came many,many others. What calibre are we talking? We're talking Ballon d'Or winner, we're talking integral to one of, if not the, greatest club sides in world football of the past 30 years, we're talking not just integral but captaining his country to their only major honour, we're talking the only player capable of holding a candle to his contemporary and possibly worlds greatest player ever, Diego Maradonna, we're talking
Ruud Gullit