skybluebeduff
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Which still has nothing to do with increased attendances increases our budget myth does it?...
Which still has nothing to do with increased attendances increases our budget myth does it?...It's an operating loss.
Which still has nothing to do with increased attendances increases our budget myth does it?...
The has beens would have cost money. I can't imagine Ramage, Henderson and Hunt being on low wages.
So you just guess? and yes there wage would of been low, look at the previous clubs they came from.The has beens would have cost money. I can't imagine Ramage, Henderson and Hunt being on low wages.
So you just guess? and yes there wage would of been low, look at the previous clubs they came from.
I would think Maddisons money helped rather than increased attendances. After all people harp on about how Maddisons money went into the club...Aren't you just guessing too?
8 players (I think without checking) were added to the payroll in the Winter transfer window.
The has beens would have cost money. I can't imagine Ramage, Henderson and Hunt being on low wages.
If they were each on 1k a week, that's 3k in total a week. 12k a month for 6 months. 72k in total. Not factoring in NI, and other associated costs with employing people.
didn't Mowbray say Hunt was literally playing for nothing? Not sure about the other two.
I would think Maddisons money helped rather than increased attendances. After all people harp on about how Maddisons money went into the club...
Hence why we sold a player and brought in free transfers...As well as Rose, Lorentson, Jones, Gadzhev. (Sayoud and Spence wouldn't have been on much).
People seem to miss that players will be paid no matter how shit they are, the same as if we sign 25 strikers and none of them can score and people just keep shouting bring in more strikers as if the others don't exist suddenly.
Which still has nothing to do with increased attendances increases our budget myth does it?...
Hence why we sold a player and brought in free transfers...
Hence why we sold a player and brought in free transfers...
Higher than expected attendances allowed Mowbray to spend in 2015/16 winter window. What he brought in was crap has beens who were overpriced (wage wise). Just because it wasn't spent wisely doesn't mean it wasn't spent.
More money in means more money available to spend (not all will be playing budget). Suspect much of the activity seen so far this summer is funded by the Checkatrade win.
I would think Maddisons money helped rather than increased attendances. After all people harp on about how Maddisons money went into the club...
And yes, people saying increased attendances increases the budget are guessing, because they cannot provide proof of it.
That was in the summer wasn't it, before the sale of Maddsion. People are on about the transfers we made in the winter, and alleging that increased attendances was why we brought in the players.And bought Jones...
Coventry City accounts show £700,000 profit but debts of £44m
Sorry wrong link lol
Jones cost a fee. Ghadzev had played international football. Regarding the Maddison money, we don't know how much we were paid up front.
Edit. Nick beat me to it.
That was in the summer wasn't it, before the sale of Maddsion. People are on about the transfers we made in the winter, and alleging that increased attendances was why we brought in the players.
Look just find proof of what people are claiming, that's all I originally said... There isn't any proof.
Maddison was sold on the last day of the transfer window. That would likely have gone into the summer budget, however, as we know, most money from sales will go into covering operating losses. The only reason we have been sustainable the last couple of years is transfer money coming in.
That was in the summer wasn't it, before the sale of Maddsion. People are on about the transfers we made in the winter, and alleging that increased attendances was why we brought in the players.
Look just find proof of what people are claiming, that's all I originally said... There isn't any proof.
Did we pay a fee for Reid or is he just expensive wage wise?
So if we start doing well, and are near the top come Christmas when the gates will rise over the festive period like they did 2015/2016, our budget will increase?
Alright then. Can't wait.
Nothing for a footballer? Or nothing for your average man/woman in the street?
he said he was on a pound a week, (think footballers can't play for nothing), he just wanted to play. He said it at that evening he did down the Butts, though I wasn't there so that's come to me 2nd hand.
The only reason most clubs at L1 and L2 are sustainable. Just some of our fans expect no sales and transfers in. Sky and the PL have ruined football and distorted people's view on football.
Yes I stopped enjoying it, but again like everyone else, am looking forward to the football season beginning. I'm not letting Sisu rule my life, I'm looking at away games only so I will still be getting my fix but am not investing (season tickets etc/club coaches/merchandise etc) in Ccfc anymore (which is owned by Sisu).It's a shame. Assume you've probably stopped enjoying it? If not, the only person it affects would be you. I refuse to give up something I enjoy because of Sisu. Not letting them rule my life.
That's the thing, people don't seem to get the concept that lower league clubs will be using player sales and any money it generates to run the club and a decent chunk of ticket money. All of this "why should the fans pay to run the club" is a bit random.
I'd love for there to be level playing field where there are very strict FFP rules, parachute payments don't help either.
People see the Man City's and Chelseas and think it should happen at lower league clubs, it's all well and good when people try but look at Leyton Orient who were paying people £20k a week in League One. How did that work out when the owner decided he didn't want to throw all his money in any more?
Ah, but the owner should just walk away and let the next person do it. Rinse and repeat. Do keep up.
Yes I stopped enjoying it, but again like everyone else, am looking forward to the football season beginning. I'm not letting Sisu rule my life, I'm looking at away games only so I will still be getting my fix but am not investing (season tickets etc/club coaches/merchandise etc) in Ccfc anymore (which is owned by Sisu).
The straw that broke the camels back for me was Fisher at the Sbt meeting, as if things weren't bad enough at the time, brazen as you like,when asked about season tickets or lack of, saying that he will just be cutting the budget to suit. People still it seems,are happy to go along with that and it doesn't matter what these people do or say. Lets not forget 2 relegations, no ground, an academy that could possibly be at a school in the future, shares that had been in generations of families removed by them, taking the team out of Coventry, this is all Sisu's doing. No doubt Fisher was being honest but his attitude on that night and also Seppala's outside the court the other day tells its own story with regard to the fans or "customers" if you prefer.
But yes your right, it's a double edged sword for me as I still want to go-hence away games only, so I am not cutting off my nose to spite my face.:emoji_ok_hand:
So if we start doing well, and are near the top come Christmas when the gates will rise over the festive period like they did 2015/2016, our budget will increase?
Alright then. Can't wait.
Yes I stopped enjoying it, but again like everyone else, am looking forward to the football season beginning. I'm not letting Sisu rule my life, I'm looking at away games only so I will still be getting my fix but am not investing (season tickets etc/club coaches/merchandise etc) in Ccfc anymore (which is owned by Sisu).
The straw that broke the camels back for me was Fisher at the Sbt meeting, as if things weren't bad enough at the time, brazen as you like,when asked about season tickets or lack of, saying that he will just be cutting the budget to suit. People still it seems,are happy to go along with that and it doesn't matter what these people do or say. Lets not forget 2 relegations, no ground, an academy that could possibly be at a school in the future, shares that had been in generations of families removed by them, taking the team out of Coventry, this is all Sisu's doing. No doubt Fisher was being honest but his attitude on that night and also Seppala's outside the court the other day tells its own story with regard to the fans or "customers" if you prefer.
But yes your right, it's a double edged sword for me as I still want to go-hence away games only, so I am not cutting off my nose to spite my face.:emoji_ok_hand:
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