Are you sick of being told to pay an absurd price tag to get a capable leader? Don't want to get caught out in the free agent bidding frenzy? Well, you have come to the right place, and I feel I have three reasonable cyclists to offer starting at low prices.
Especially for CT Teams that are searching for a leader.
On The Transfer Block
Sergio Barrio
29 Years Old : € 95,000 : 268th PT Individual Standings (107 Points)
Barrio sprinting for 2nd place at the 2014 Tour of Japan, Stage 5.
FL
MO
HI
TT
STA
RES
REC
COB
SP
ACC
FT
DH
PL
63
70
79
58
69
63
65
52
65
67
64
64
58
Sergio Barrio, the million dollar man purchased in the 2013 offseason, is looking to move on from the program. The Pro Tour was too demanding for his skill set and he doesn't want to be Tejay Van Garderen's backup for another season. His cheap wage should make him an attractive option for any CT teams.
Vadim Ratiy
28 Years Old : € 400,000 : 163rd PT Individual Standings (177 Points)
Ratiy at the 2015 Ukraine TT National Championships, finished 3rd.
FL
MO
HI
TT
STA
RES
REC
COB
SP
ACC
FT
DH
PL
66
80
70
74
70
73
76
53
53
58
53
55
74
Vadim Ratiy, to use the words of roturn during the Ukraine TT report, "might have had a shit season but today he seems to be okay." While we don't have the patience to see if he can have a bounce back season, perhaps you do. His ability isn't awful, just needs a few training increases here and there to make him a top flight PCT leader.
Marcus Fothen
35 Years Old : € 370,000 : 105th PT Individual Standings (299 Points)
Fothen riding in the breakaway during Stage 20 of the 2015 Tour de France.
FL
MO
HI
TT
STA
RES
REC
COB
SP
ACC
FT
DH
PL
69
78
71
74
70
74
74
52
53
64
65
60
74
Marcus Fothen, a former Tour de France champion, is coming to the end of his career. He isn't what he used to be, but still has some fight left in him as shown by his 14th place finish at last year's Tour de France. He would love to lead a CT team to promotion in probably his last season of being an effective point getter.
His hefty wage is off-putting, therefore we are willing to sell him for next to nothing to a CT team looking for a grizzled veteran to lead their team in the mountains and give Fothen his last hurrah in the man-game.
Price Tag
The price below is the current minimum I will accept. I plan to sell all three cyclists and will accept the highest bidder. Cyclists swaps will be considered, but are not preferred. PM me or post below if you want to make an offer!
Update: Ratiy has received interest for a million dollar offer, but nothing has been accepted. I will consider less for him if a manager is willing to finalize a deal.
Update: Barrio has received a leading bid of 450k, I will accept better offers in increments of 50k. Still no bites on former Tour de France winner Fothen (HE'S FREE!) and Ratiy still stands at a preliminary offer of one million.
Update: Nothing new on Barrio and Ratiy. I will accept the highest bidder, the current offers are Barrio at 450k and Ratiy on a preliminary 1,000,000 but I will consider lower for a firm offer.
Fothen has now received a bid of no fee, and no offers for Parra Bustamante yet.
I'm accepting increments of 50k on current offers. Interested? PM me!
Now listening for any offers on Vadim Ratiy, cash, interesting rider swaps or a combination. Not sure if he will leave now, but just want to consider my options.
I'm willing to part ways with a bunch of useful Spanish cobble domestics. Looking at perhaps a packaged deal for for Ruiz (73CO, 4.00), Domene (74CO, 4.50), Rojas Gil (73CO, Maxed) and Garcia (69CO, 70HI, Maxed). Or willing to sell separately.
Mresuperstar wrote:
Along with my cobblers and Ratiy, I'm entertaining offers for sprinter Eric Young: 130,000 wage, 78SP - 77ACC - 74 COB - With great secondary stats.
A perfect sprinter for a CT team or possibly even the PCT.
He doesn't really fit our plans anymore. Looking for cash.
Sergio Barrio
Vadim Ratiy
Marcus Fothen
Edwin Parra Bustamante
Eric Young: 130,000 wage, 78SP - 77ACC - 74 COB - With great secondary stats.
