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Why have Bolton loaned us Andrews?



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stss30

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Apr 24, 2008
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Not wishing to jump the gun but he seems like a decent player, can't understand that one. Their season hasn't started off brilliantly either.
 




Urchin

Urchin

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Aug 1, 2011
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stss30 said:
Not wishing to jump the gun but he seems like a decent player, can't understand that one. Their season hasn't started off brilliantly either.
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One of their highest earners and needed to clear some of their wage bill to pay for Spearing.
 










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Urchin said:
One of their highest earners and needed to clear some of their wage bill to pay for Spearing.
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Is that the Spearing who's helped guide them to bottom of the table? Spearing isn't very good.
 








Ninja Elephant

Ninja Elephant

Doctor Elephant
Feb 16, 2009
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His face didn't fit. Looks a great signing, Burke pulled one out there.

Now then, about this striker we clearly need...
 








Barham's tash

Barham's tash

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Jun 8, 2013
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Rayners Lane
stss30 said:
Are we paying his full wages then?
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I'm lead to believe that when a player joins on loan the receiving club contribute roughly their average salary towards said players wages.

Stops disharmony within a squad if you bring in players from higher leagues and pay them a lot more than your existing squad.

For example I was told that we paid approx. £10k of Bridge's reported £90k a week last season.
 


TSB

TSB

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Jul 7, 2003
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Lansdowne Place, Hove
Barham's tash said:
I'm lead to believe that when a player joins on loan the receiving club contribute roughly their average salary towards said players wages.

Stops disharmony within a squad if you bring in players from higher leagues and pay them a lot more than your existing squad.

For example I was told that we paid approx. £10k of Bridge's reported £90k a week last season.
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Spot on for Bridge and, what I'd imagine is, pretty much nail on the head about other loanees. Good posting.
 


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stss30

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Apr 24, 2008
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Barham's tash said:
I'm lead to believe that when a player joins on loan the receiving club contribute roughly their average salary towards said players wages.

Stops disharmony within a squad if you bring in players from higher leagues and pay them a lot more than your existing squad.

For example I was told that we paid approx. £10k of Bridge's reported £90k a week last season.
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Makes sense.
 






Mackenzie

Mackenzie

Old Brightonian
Nov 7, 2003
33,536
East Wales
Barham's tash said:
I'm lead to believe that when a player joins on loan the receiving club contribute roughly their average salary towards said players wages.

Stops disharmony within a squad if you bring in players from higher leagues and pay them a lot more than your existing squad.

For example I was told that we paid approx. £10k of Bridge's reported £90k a week last season.
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Aha insight. Good post.
 


kevtherev

kevtherev

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Feb 28, 2008
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Tunbridge Wells
If Andrews had started yesterday we would have won the game. That's no disrespect to Ince who I think is a fantastic prospect. But Millwall came with one intention yesterday and it was a game for old heads. That's not saying I think Garcia dropped a bollock because I think you should keep a winning side, so it was a tough call. But Andrews should have edged it for me, but then everyone is wise after the event.
 






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