Cricketman
ICC Chairman
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Barmy, threaten him with the ban hammer. 
Bid 1; Kevin Pietersen
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Insomniac
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Please show that to me in its original format in "Da Rules"
I have contacted Mr. Sharples about this, and he feels that it is an excellent idea that future businessmen of the world can control players' contracts as well as real team owners.
My money is legit, and by the law of the USA and UK and PC and all those other boring countries, as long as I am presenting legit money, you have to accept it, unless I am outbid.
Cricketman
ICC Chairman
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We all know that Mr Sharples is Simbazz so just stop
PC isn't a country.
You said earlier that if Simbazz posted no you would stop, and he did, so yeah.
PC isn't a country.
You said earlier that if Simbazz posted no you would stop, and he did, so yeah.
Insomniac
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Where?We all know that Mr Sharples is Simbazz so just stop
PC isn't a country.
You said earlier that if Simbazz posted no you would stop, and he did, so yeah.
It is my legal right to purchase the contract of a player, just like everyone else.
Insomniac
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I have more money invested in vBookie, plus 3 more business partners in this operation.
sohum
Executive member
It is not your legal right to do anything since you are investing money in a private enterprise and hence it is up to the owners of the enterprise to determine your rights and privileges as long as it does not stamp on general constitutional rights (which I suppose will be roughly equivalent to the PC rules in this situation). Basically, if Simon says (lol!) only team owners can bid, only team owners can bid.
Cricketman
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What legal right are you talking about? Planetcricket is not a democracy, it's a dictatorship with nice dictators . If they tell you that you can't do something, you just can't do it.
So, bye.
. If they tell you that you can't do something, you just can't do it.So, bye.
Insomniac
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Let me put it this way - if a random guy shows up, and wants to purchase Ponting's contract (for the IPL), and is the highest bidder, there is no reason on earth that Lalit Modi wiill not give him his "contract"
Cricketman
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Like you said, we aren't the IPL now, are we?
pal
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Take a look at the operating rules of the IPL auction: http://www.hindustantimes.com/Story...rue&Headline=Ground+rules+for+the+IPL+Auction
One of the first things it states is that "the Player Auction will be a private auction." The use of the word 'private' is meant to limit the involvement in the auction to the franchises. If you tried to get into the auction room and arbitrarily bid on one of the players, you would be arrested and you would be probably deserve to be placed into a mental institution. Simbazz, and I don't blame him, didn't feel the need to type out a similar set of operating rules, because he was probably expecting everyone involved to act withing the limits of common sense.
This shouldn't be an issue. Simbazz has already stated that bids not originating from team management are moot. If someone who's not involved in a team still feels the need to keep bidding, it wouldn't hurt the rest of us to simply ignore the bids.
One of the first things it states is that "the Player Auction will be a private auction." The use of the word 'private' is meant to limit the involvement in the auction to the franchises. If you tried to get into the auction room and arbitrarily bid on one of the players, you would be arrested and you would be probably deserve to be placed into a mental institution. Simbazz, and I don't blame him, didn't feel the need to type out a similar set of operating rules, because he was probably expecting everyone involved to act withing the limits of common sense.
This shouldn't be an issue. Simbazz has already stated that bids not originating from team management are moot. If someone who's not involved in a team still feels the need to keep bidding, it wouldn't hurt the rest of us to simply ignore the bids.
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Insomniac
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There goes my plan of reselling the players at ridiculouly high prices 
smssia0112
Chairman of Selectors
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OK guys can we get back to bidding so it's easier for Simon to figure out who's winning? No more posting about your rights to bid on things. Just bid or stay quiet. If you want to discuss stuff use the other threads.
iloveireland
Panel of Selectors
Get over it, only team owners can bid. MOVE ON!!
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