That’s the challenge isn’t it? Hypothecated giving is an interesting challenge. So if people knew all the money they gave went on something they agreed with people may pay or give more. Taxation.l for instance everyone says they’ll give more to pay for the nhs some for welfare, very few are happy to pay for prison reform etc. The job for the club and I’ll say this tonight is to encourage people to invest in their club as they see a correlation between success and their input or money. I find it really interestingIf you want to increase the clubs budget, buy a season ticket as soon as you possibly can.
And yes I understand we have reached our limit at the moment, but as soon as crowds are allowed back we should be looking to double that.
That’s the challenge isn’t it? Hypothecated giving is an interesting challenge. So if people knew all the money they gave went on something they agreed with people may pay or give more. Taxation.l for instance everyone says they’ll give more to pay for the nhs some for welfare, very few are happy to pay for prison reform etc. The job for the club and I’ll say this tonight is to encourage people to invest in their club as they see a correlation between success and their input or money. I find it really interesting
Great question might ask that one this afternoon on the call. Won’t get an answer but it’s a legitimate one to ask. Last year I’d say not at all but it will be budgeted. And if it’s £500k out of say £10m it’s not a lot but it is probably an free transfer Ohare for the season isn’t it?how much is the budget restricted by the owners plans next season to pay back monies owed to them?
I am thrilled that we stayed up and it looks like come the end of the season we will have stayed up comfortably - However my own expectations and the fact that we are moving back to the Ricoh and will I expect have crowds 18000-20000 then the budget should be at least middle of the table - Sounds to me like we are a big city club with a village spending mentality - Comments from Boddy 4th from bottom budget are not what the fans expect - Robins has worked miracles but no doubt will get frustratedAs i mentioned in anther thread, there is a choice involved and that choice is with our owners.
So... Joy, reward MR with a mid table budget at least or sell up please.
Our positive trajectory needs to be seized upon.
What is hard to understand. The owner will cover losses but not increase funding over whats agreed based on a balanced ish budget. Spending what we don’t have is not possible unless we change ownershipI am thrilled that we stayed up and it looks like come the end of the season we will have stayed up comfortably - However my own expectations and the fact that we are moving back to the Ricoh and will I expect have crowds 18000-20000 then the budget should be at least middle of the table - Sounds to me like we are a big city club with a village spending mentality - Comments from Boddy 4th from bottom budget are not what the fans expect - Robins has worked miracles but no doubt will get frustrated
I read Boddy’s comments, how does he know we are fourth lowest ? So who is third lowest or fifth lowest, there are plenty of clubs in the championship spending well over a 100% of their income on wages alone, I did reag a while back there will be EFL clubs with no budget for signings and will only get what they can sell players for which will be very difficult.Boddy interview revealing we want more better players who are our own not loan players,that makes sense on the 4th lowest budget that's a big ask I think but we will always use loan players.more S/t sales needed for sure to show ambition in getting up to play off standard.but looking forward to us improving further.
The models to emulate are there for all to see. Barnsley definitely and Luton. If it’s 5 years so be itBoddy's comments are depressing...
Based on them we should be troubling the top half in 5 years or so. 5 long, long years of getting regularly beaten with the occasional win.
Not exactly inspiring in terms of supporting the club or filling the Ricoh.
Unless the comments are a smokescreen for more substantial investment? I doubt it though.
Isn't he basically saying that we wont have a bigger budget than anyone currently in the league (that are staying up) and therefore the best we can possibly do is be higher than the promoted 3 (and in all likelihood may be lower than some of them even)?I can’t see how you can say we will definitely be no higher than the 4th lowest budget until we know all of the teams that will be in the division next season. Sunderland or Lincoln for example.
The models to emulate are there for all to see. Barnsley definitely and Luton. If it’s 5 years so be it
In his head he had a great idea that he'd act as a credit broker for it most probably, shame SISU took so long to see through himRanson was a fantasist.
Look at his comments about supposedly having deals agreed for Carroll, Cork & Henderson. Utter fiction. Unfortunately lots lapped it up.
Boddy's comments are depressing...
Based on them we should be troubling the top half in 5 years or so. 5 long, long years of getting regularly beaten with the occasional win.
Not exactly inspiring in terms of supporting the club or filling the Ricoh.
Unless the comments are a smokescreen for more substantial investment? I doubt it though.
If we had had our best players available all season we wouldn’t be that far off the play off spots now the gap between where we are and seventh is six wins, not a lot really, we must have thrown away a dozen points.No I think that is the plan, 5-10 years, chip away at the debt and ensure the absolute minimum money goes to Wasps. Monitor how Wasps are doing financially and wait for the ultimate goal that has been in play since 2011.
Feed the EFL the odd line about a new stadium *current* location Warwick University, however that will change no doubt.
Ensure if relegation happens it won't hurt the pocket too much. That's about it I think. For fans, this year staying up was amazing. Next year for many it will be expected, not me personally.
The following year people will start getting frustrated, unless we have been relegated and are on a promotion charge again.
What I don't see anywhere on the horizon is a top 6 challenge.
I’m not saying we would have made play offs or should have, but it is fine lines to be where we will finish about 16th/17th I reckon or 8th/9th QPR & Cardiff as examples were nervously looking over their shoulders January time both recovered with a run of good results Feb/March time.Think you are pushing it there Mags. Every team will of thrown away points. If Godden and Walker had stayed fit we might of been safe a few weeks before and around the likes of Luton but pushing the play offs is a stretch.
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