Club in crisis?

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Originally Posted by Katchouro

So to summarise rov, the skinny of what you're saying is that football's ills are down to the FA / Football League not imposing a minimum wage.

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Ooops, school boy error, I meant 'maximum wage'. Something that I can't see happening in my lifetime, and certainly not in Jimmy Hills.


@banno, try and stay on topic, there's a good chap. ;)

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Originally Posted by Katchouro

So to summarise rov, the skinny of what you're saying is that football's ills are down to the FA / Football League not imposing a minimum wage.

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Ooops, school boy error, I meant 'maximum wage'. Something that I can't see happening in my lifetime, and certainly not in Jimmy Hills.


@banno, try and stay on topic, there's a good chap. ;)[/quote]






tut tut, you should know by now that i don't do requests ;)
btw you do talk utter b0ll0x

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Originally Posted by Katchouro

So to summarise rov, the skinny of what you're saying is that football's ills are down to the FA / Football League not imposing a minimum wage.

It's not happening anytime soon - so Wednesday are left to make sure that revenue coming in is at least in the same ball park as the outgoings. Mandaric is failing at this simple economic principle. You need to accept this and stop excusing his poor Chairmanship.




As for your claim that Nuhiu is a better player than O'Grady. I don't know you rov but I'd wager YOU'RE a better player than Nuhiu. Sticking a lamppost just outside the D would wield the same success as giving Nuhiu a game.

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The FA haven't done enough to control clubs over spending. They are the regulatory body who should be questioning clubs on why they are making MASSIVE losses. All they've been bothered about is how much they can milk out of sponsors for the Premiership.

I believe the FFP should prevent clubs overspe