Agree.
I think league one suits the budget of our owners.
We're constrained by the FFP though Don, so it's not really down to the owners
And those rules differ while we're down here stu.
What happens next season if we don't make it up .
FFP determines that we can only use 50-55% of turnover for player salaries,bothers me much.
Saying that our 55% will still be a lot more than most of the league....it would help if we were getting 18-20k rather than 9-12k at home.
If we go up this season we won't be spending much on transfers or increasing the wage bill by much, they will want to continue he to reduce losses. I imagine our wage bill will be compariable to one which got relegated and will be in the bottom 3-5 in the championship.
We're constrained by the FFP though Don, so it's not really down to the owners
Can't remember who said it on the phone in last night ,but it was quoted last season turnover at roughly £11M. down to £5.5M. this with a loss predicted of £3M. this ,so potentially a £3M. surplus to utilise upon a promotion.
EDIT; It was Waggot.
The fact that in recent seasons Southampton, Blackpool,Swansea and Norwich both of whom have stayed in the Prem.have gone from division 1 straight to the premiership tells me there is little difference between the top of division 1 and the championship
The fact that in recent seasons Southampton, Blackpool,Swansea and Norwich both of whom have stayed in the Prem.have gone from division 1 straight to the premiership tells me there is little difference between the top of division 1 and the championship
DMC's current form gives us an idea of the gulf in class
Yeah, and he was a class above 99% of this league
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