I won £50! Wooooo

I don’t mind the concept, the only thing I hate is the fact that you can get rewarded with dividends by buying someone after he has scored.

Where’s the skill in that? Takes it away from those with the best football knowledge benefitting, to those with the most time on their hands benefitting

So I assume with this new goal/assist dividends we are going to see quite a similar buying/selling strategy occurring.

Say Aguero scores 3 goals In a 3pm game on Saturday. Everyone will lump on him as quickly as possible that afternoon and then sell as quickly as possible as soon as it hits midnight once they’ve collected their dividends and the share value has soared. Then as the price tumbles from everyone selling, the whole process starts again.

Just seems to me there is going to be a mad dash at midnight every match day with much more focus on the quick turnover rather than the long term strategy I like about the product. Shame.

It’s good to see that today’s ‘news’ that Pogba has been taken off penalty duties hasn’t damaged his price any further.

Seems that since the wolves game we’ve already got rid of the the nervous players and now only us long term holders are left who aren’t going to instant sell every time something potentially negative happens to him

Buying now as his price will be going back up again v soon

Normally I’m against panic sell offs but I think this could be one of those where it’s smart to do so.

His price was already far too high compared to his real value and was in danger of dropping imminently (it had already started to wane) and with a long term injury and the summer break coming up, this seems like a sensible time to get rid personally.

Zola said in interview he thinks it’s a serious one.

Left in a protective boot

@NewUser162554 IMO he won’t. That man seems to always be in the media no matter what. No doubt will tweet something tonight about being unleashed or something and all media will start the Pogba v mourinho chat again

@NewUser162554 You’d be mad to get rid of Pogba now. Utd have a good run of fixtures so will inevitably score in one of those games, plus they’ll be plenty of media now asking Pogba to open up on why it was so different under Mourinho

Got it. Thanks both!

Could someone explain what this means?

Normally it says 300 when you click to share a player but on some players it’s less, eg. 98?

Fantastic response IMO

They surely have to increase the number of shares it takes to lower the price. 300 is far too low.

@JonesyFI-WH What if I then clicked on buy more and went to buy 300 shares. How would that work if I already had the lowest 300 shares on offer. Would I just be buying my own shares?

(I know you would just cancel your shares on offer if this situation arose, but interested to know what would happen in the situation above)

Does the sell price take into consideration any shares you yourself have offered for sale?

Eg. Neymar's buy price is currently £9.00. If I put 300 of my Neymar shares up for sale at £8.50 (don't worry I'm not going to), will the buy price I then see be updated to reflect that, or will only other people see £8.50 and I would still see £9.00? Assume the latter but wanted to check.

Do we think some of the big losers might go up a little bit once those desperate to sell and have clearly set offers very low are done and out?

If FI/market makers are going to make offers for players at current market buy rates to avoid drops in players's values, am I right in saying this will benefit those who get in early tomorrow?

Eg. you've put Pogba in the sell queue and he's been in there for months but you can't sell him, then tomorrow morning, as soon as FI put in that market price offer, you can sell him instantly for market price (providing you get in quick enough). Is that right?

@Sped If you go on the website rather than the app you can still see the price changes for selling between 1-300 shares, even if you only own 1 share

@Richio That makes sense. Thank you for clarifying