MattBerserkers

I like keskustankeisari's idea. Maybe the rule before trading a player is that he must either remain on your roster for at least half a season or have played at least 15 games for your team.

I've seen an "up/down" vote system in play before where a certain number of people had to approve a trade in order for it to go through. Unfortunately, it doesn't work too well. In my experience, people can get petty about people who manage to dominate or else remain a top team for multiple seasons that people collude in order to disallow all trades with the 'champion' player until he/she gets fed up and quits. It didn't matter if the trade was fair or somewhat lopsided in any direction, it would always be declined.

Can a player's profile at all change? Example: A nervous player gradually gains more experience and becomes a stable player? Or are all profile ratings permanent?

Does a player's size have any effect on their play in the simulation?

Is there a way to see how long a player has been on vacation?

Here's a minor suggestion coming from a minor annoyance. When filtering players in transactions, if the filter unrealistic target box is checked, I think any player in a higher league whom has a one way contract should be hidden. It's a little bit annoying when I'm looking through a bunch of players I might potentially attempt to acquire only to change windows when I find a guy I like, and then discover that it is not actually possible for me to try and trade for the guy as he has a one way contract and I am in a lower division. edit: It should also cover players in other leagues around the world whom are unable to come over this season. Another idea I had while writing this is that there should also be the option to filter players by the league that they are currently playing in.