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That's why they have insurance. Sometimes the club pays Sometimes the individual. Wasn't there a video floating about with one of our ex players Alfie Mawson saying how much he was paying in insurance himself as his new club didn't pay it.
Without a doubt. A players contract has built bonuses and crevats to cover many outcomes not only match appearances. You could have an automatic increase for promotion or decrease if relegated. Which is more lightly to a player re signing for us under the current ownership and business model.
If you were Darling or Cabango would commit your future to a club apparently lacking a long term plan or ambition. This is a serious question not a throwaway statement.
They have a totally different view of the "fan experience" fan parks are rubbish in the rain, who wants fireworks when you have to faff about to get served at half time and don't start me on cashless stadium. Utterly clueless. The chairman goes to away games and sits in the away end surely he can see the difference.
Firework night will hit the gate. Plus the last home game it was £1 for children and the South was quite full for a change. About 13,000 is where we currently are, there needs to be a major reset from the club if they want to start the momentum needed to engage the supporters again. Currently the majority are absolutely peed off with the way the club is being run.
There is a massive imbalance in finances in the Championship due to parachute payments, clubs gambling on promotion and clubs with attendances of 40,000. Anyone who thinks there is nothing in this league clearly underestimates the excellent job Williams is doing or just doesn't want to believe it.
Thank you for clarification. I interpreted it differently because technically we are a Welsh club, but your explanation makes perfect sense. Although a contract can't be signed a verbal agreement could still be in place between a players agent and a clubs agent.
Possibly but on that record would you give him another chance here. I think we will be looking to offload, we still don't know why he was on the bench every week without coming on.
We can't afford to give a forward 40 game's to see IF he clicks. This is not fantasy football but the real world. For every one you miss there are dozens who are just crap. Football is a hard game deliver or you are out.
If you don't understand it I suggest you study it a little. Especially the benefits and disadvantages. I would say neither Cabango or Darling are likely to be signed by Premier League clubs. Both know what packages are available elsewhere and are happy.