| Players wages 18:08 - Dec 20 with 3777 views | jesushchrist |
I heard a whisper recently that the players wages make up for over 80% of the premiership riches, looking at the players in the current squad and those on loan it makes you wonder what the fuk has been going on, it would be interesting to know how much of their wage the club is still paying.
Kyle Bartley
Frank Tabanou
Liam Shepard
Matt grimes
Kenji gore
Ryan hedges
Gomis
Emnes
Add to that tremmel, nordvelt, birigiti, and a few 1st team players it's clear to see why no money has been spent, tens of thousand in wages on players that would struggle to get into a championship team.
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| Players wages on 18:21 - Dec 20 with 3731 views | builthjack |
Edit tens of thousands into millions |  |
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| Players wages on 19:55 - Dec 20 with 3573 views | LeonWasGod |
Not so much a whisper. Pretty sure it was reported that in our last accounts we had either the highest or 2nd highest wage:turnover ratio in the league. 2 reasons I reckon: 1. Fairly low turnover, 2. Players like Gomis and Ayew who although 'free' needed big wages to attract them.
The spiralling wages and increasing debt, combined with stuttering form, are probably key things that gave the old board the heeby jeebies and made up their minds to sell before their holdings lost value. |  | | |
| Players wages on 21:42 - Dec 20 with 3432 views | jesushchrist |
Makes you realise how blinkered most people were by that coont Jenkins and the rest of the bottom feeders for the last 10 years. | | | |
| Players wages on 23:12 - Dec 20 with 3293 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Players wages on 18:21 - Dec 20 by builthjack |
Edit tens of thousands into millions |
Exactly right. |  |
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| Players wages on 23:47 - Dec 20 with 3246 views | jasper_T |
We not supposed to pay the youth players coming through now? | | | |
| Players wages on 08:16 - Dec 21 with 3071 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Players wages on 23:47 - Dec 20 by jasper_T |
We not supposed to pay the youth players coming through now? |
In a business you pay what you need to retain employees.
The market determines the rate.
You dont have to break the bank cos an agent tells you liverpool, arsenal and real madrid are all after little Johnny.
Not youth players - but the young pros who have never kicked a ball in a competitive first team fixture are in a good screw as you almost certainly know.
Huge money for someone of that age in this area.
And does that really assist the player ? Or more likely perhaps make some into billy big bollocks types who then lose whatever chance they once had.
Be interesting to see have the Championship impacts the premiership gravy train.
If it helped produced great local players then i would be all for it. But it quite clearly does not. | |
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| Players wages on 09:08 - Dec 21 with 3000 views | jasper_T |
How much are you imagining these kids are making? | | | |
| Players wages on 09:20 - Dec 21 with 2970 views | johnlangy |
| Players wages on 19:55 - Dec 20 by LeonWasGod |
Not so much a whisper. Pretty sure it was reported that in our last accounts we had either the highest or 2nd highest wage:turnover ratio in the league. 2 reasons I reckon: 1. Fairly low turnover, 2. Players like Gomis and Ayew who although 'free' needed big wages to attract them.
The spiralling wages and increasing debt, combined with stuttering form, are probably key things that gave the old board the heeby jeebies and made up their minds to sell before their holdings lost value. |
Ayew did need big wages to attract him but then selling him for £20.5 million makes good economic sense if nothing else. And he's not gone on loan so his wages came off at the same time.
Gomis however ...................... | | | |
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