BensGrandad
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What is the difference between the money we will receive if we stay up as opposed to the parachute payments we will receive if we are relegated?
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Whats the difference
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Quite a lot.
sir albion
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£100 million+ in the prem a season
£100 million in parachute payments over 3 years I think
sir albion
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Give me the championship and footy on five any day of the week
Parachute money:
£48m 2018/19
£37m 2019/20
£17m 2020/21
Bear in mind that the Albion were running £26m or more annual losses in the Championship and would now have PL scale wages on their books.
£48m 2018/19
£37m 2019/20
£17m 2020/21
Bear in mind that the Albion were running £26m or more annual losses in the Championship and would now have PL scale wages on their books.
studio150
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Would we not have had the foresight to insert a relegation wage reduction into the contracts just to safeguard us against the remote possibility of relegation
Only 2 years parachute money if we go straight down
BensGrandad
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If thats the case it will disprove any thoughts that TB & PB would willingly accept relegation and take the parachute payments?
Justice
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The more I think about it the more stupid it is not to get a couple of decent strikers in £40m to protect £100m plus income, TB has to be raging. Barbers chatting bollocks, Hughton gets ****ed over in the PL again. Shambles you can't defend this shit.
TB hires people to find players you really think he wanted to call DL in the dying minutes himself I would be thinking wtf am I paying you idiots for? Someone's getting sacked.
TB hires people to find players you really think he wanted to call DL in the dying minutes himself I would be thinking wtf am I paying you idiots for? Someone's getting sacked.
Maybe all the premier league clubs should do the same, so nobody has to get relegated?
OzMike
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Can't argue with this and if I were Tony a major scalp would have to be taken to set an example.
el punal
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Wouldn't there be some sort of "clause" in the players' contracts to state that wages would drop in relation to the club's status (i.e. relegated to the Championship)?
Icy Gull
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That may have had something to do with no striker wanting to sign for us?
This in spades.....
BrianWade4
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Incentive?
Shropshire Seagull
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Does it not also matter what position we end up finishing in the Prem?
Obviously bottom 3 get relegated, but I thought there was prize money given in steps-increments from last all the way up to the champions?
Obviously bottom 3 get relegated, but I thought there was prize money given in steps-increments from last all the way up to the champions?
Colonel Angus
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Insensible?
BrianWade4
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Colonel Angus
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Incendiary?