Fair enough, didn't realise there was a link in this thread to start with, thought it was just a story about some guy leaving

Mitch Watt, a true legend who started out as a lowly gunner at Slumbering Skink before Faulcon realised the gold he had struck :'

projectrracing wrote: Daudy wrote: Mitch Watt, a true legend who started out as a lowly gunner at Slumbering Skink before Faulcon realised the gold he had struck :' Jett Bowden is for sale as a free agent. Would be a suitable replacement. Nice pickup for $1000. And wont retire as per player notes as he is on a National Team.

NT status doesn't prevent a player from retiring if he's on a human managed team. Only being on bot teams will prevent a player from retiring. Then it will only last until the bot team is replaced by a human managed team in the bottom division. When that happens, all NT players will go to the transfer market, and retiring players will play until the offseason update. Any NT player that isn't purchased after their 2nd run through the transfer market retires.

Sad to see Connor Grima leaving the Convicts. He capped a little low for most positions and the Convicts are set deep into the future @ QB.

Daudy wrote: Mitch Watt, a true legend who started out as a lowly gunner at Slumbering Skink before Faulcon realised the gold he had struck :'

It was only after I picked him up that I did some research on him and discovered exactly who he was. I also like that, despite never being here for any of his Skink heroics, I could delve through the historical records and piece almost his entire career together. Letting him go felt more like destroying a valuable ancient artefact than simply releasing a great player. Not that I've rampaged through any museums recently, I'm just trying to illustrate a point.

I also wanted to try the John Anderson retirement-dodging trick as well, but those plans were thwarted early on...