- Jun 27, 2012
- 13,881
Do they. Everyone ? Every team in the premier league has already found their key targets this window and packed up shop. Really ?
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[Albion] Promotion to the PL was worth £200M, or so we kept being reminded.....
- Thread starter Gazz15
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Do they. Everyone ? Every team in the premier league has already found their key targets this window and packed up shop. Really ?
This. Didn't even bother with the rest of this ridiculous thread after reading this excellent post. I owe you a thumbs up sir.
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Tony Bloom is a gambling man and after yesterday I would hope he takes the gamble on breaking the wage barrier and getting a couple of new players in.
LamieRobertson
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Aye summed it up for me too
- Jun 27, 2012
- 13,881
probably. ? If you're not sure of the details then how are you so sure it was wages and the wage structure needs breaking.
Dwamena agreed personal terms and failed a medical, Andone agreed terms, fee but Deportivo pulled out of the deal because they didn't have a replacement, Janssen's fee/wages was agreed with his agent and Spurs but he didn't want a permanent transfer to Brighton. Perhaps more fool him given he ended up being given the cold shoulder by Spurs or lucky us given he's not exactly been scoring hatfuls In Turkey where he ended up.
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- #66
Indeed, he is already gambling and is failing since May 2017, unless we happen to turn over a good river card.
AmexRuislip
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Are you one of those Palarse sleeper trolls, that got given a task by a certain Croydon forum?
portslade seagull
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Janssen seriously ??. No goals in a spurs team that creates chances for fun. I think the barrel was being well and truly scraped in the last hr of the window. We dodged a bullet there
1: Of the £200 million you quoted, half of that is in the form of parachute payments that would arise in 2018/19, and 2019/20, so in fact there is a £100 million boost this year to the club.
2: The club lost £40 million last season, given that Tony Bloom wants to stop subsidising the club each year, then the £100 million boost in point (1) becomes £60 million.
3: A number of players have been given new contracts, which are likely, along with the new signings, to increase the wage bill substantially. Of the non-big six clubs the average wage last season is £85 million, compared to £40 million last season in the Championship. This reduces the £60 million surplus to £15 million.
4: The club has spent about £40 million to date on signings, on four year contracts, this works out as an annual amortisation expense of £10 million, which reduces the surplus to £5 million.
Therefore the club has £5 million to spend in a season on player signings if it wants to break even, which equates to a £20 million spend in January spread over four years.
The £200 million claim that people make is utter balderdash.
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- #70
Don't be so utterly pathetic, come up with something better!
AmexRuislip
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Sussex Nomad
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What the hell is a good river card? You make less sense by the post.
portslade seagull
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Okay!
Do honestly think that replacing the board, will solve our predicament
No I don't. TB will get us back up if we go down
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- #74
Okay!
Do honestly think that replacing the board, will solve our predicament
All I was saying, was don't blame the manager or players, this situation is mainly of the Board's making.
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- #75
The joke is on you I am sorry to say. Google it if you do not know!
Sussex Nomad
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I'd love to think the joke is on me if I had a scooby what you're prattling on about, you seem to dive from one ridiculous post and straight into another. Have a mug of Horlicks and rest that weary head of yours.
worthingseagull123
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- May 5, 2012
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We've not gone down yet FFS.
And even if we did, look at Burnley.
Went down and came back stronger
And even if we did, look at Burnley.
Went down and came back stronger
- Jun 27, 2012
- 13,881
Yes. We probably did. But it puts paid to any ideas that Bloom wasn't prepared to invest in the team or the playing side.
AmexRuislip
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TBF it's a team effort #together
I reckon a read of [MENTION=31]El Presidente[/MENTION] post sums it precisely
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- #80
No excuse for ignorance, can someone explain the 'River Card' concept to him and why it would be so well known to Tony Bloom!