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Neil - 01-04-2023
It's always been the way. I remember Mike Dunstan saying about four or five clubs in our league paying something like three times what we were yet only two were ever going to go up.
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Darran - 01-04-2023
(01-04-2023, 07:40 PM)Severnside Wrote: A few clubs with big finance problems York supporters club paying players wages, Torquay in massive debt.
Both fearing for their futures.
F.C Hollywood lost owners £3 Million last financial year I wonder how long till they've had enough.
Outside the Premiership footballs in big trouble, the further down the pyramid you go, chasing a dream few can achieve.
I can’t see Wrexham’s owners giving up anytime soon.
Looks like Scunthorpe are basically down after losing to Torquay today.
RE: NLN Watch -
Neil - 01-04-2023
How much are Wrexham spending if they're losing that much? They must take £100k over the turnstiles ar every home game!
RE: NLN Watch -
Severnside - 01-04-2023
If they recruit from the EFL which they do, players must be on wages close to EFL division 1.....
Not hard to see why they have a trading deficit, not many clubs trade at break even at any level.
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Darran - 01-04-2023
(01-04-2023, 11:16 PM)Neil Wrote: How much are Wrexham spending if they're losing that much? They must take £100k over the turnstiles ar every home game!
Turnstiles probably not even their main income. Look at their sponsors and they sell a lot of merchandise as well.
RE: NLN Watch -
Eric Van Der Floof - 02-04-2023
Macclesfield causing a bit of an uproar after announcing an in ticket prices from £12 to £17 a game for next season with a season ticket going from £180 to £299 and that’s just Northern Premier League.
https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/robbie-savage-explains-reluctant-macclesfield-29598724?1=
RE: NLN Watch -
Gladfans - 02-04-2023
Robbie Savages explanation is spot on. Good for him for saying so. That as they say folks is reality.
RE: NLN Watch -
bigdavethemaddog - 02-04-2023
(01-04-2023, 11:44 PM)Severnside Wrote: If they recruit from the EFL which they do, players must be on wages close to EFL division 1.....
Not hard to see why they have a trading deficit, not many clubs trade at break even at any level.
their front 3 of Palmer, Mullin and Waters cost a combined fee of £1.4m. Mullin is rumoured to be on £6k a week thats before you count Tozer, Lee and Foster
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Gladfans - 02-04-2023
(02-04-2023, 08:02 AM)bigdavethemaddog Wrote: their front 3 of Palmer, Mullin and Waters cost a combined fee of £1.4m. Mullin is rumoured to be on £6k a week thats before you count Tozer, Lee and Foster
There’s ourselves 1 League below off loading Matty McClure to apparently keep us within budget . ( Imo for what it’s worth something that had to be done) 1 League below but monetarily poles apart.
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Neil - 02-04-2023
(01-04-2023, 11:47 PM)Darran Wrote: Turnstiles probably not even their main income. Look at their sponsors and they sell a lot of merchandise as well.
Precisely, they are a model of a successfully run club.