Nathan Jones

[caytonmiller]

It is surprising how 2 clubs with a simular size stadium can have such a different turnover. Do they charge more to get in? Did they sell more players? Is it all sponsorship or donations?

Imo it has to be sponsorship/ loans/wages. We actually made twice as much as they did on player sales so it's deff not that.
There debt rose by 5 million to 6.7 million so it's come from somewhere

[howdydoo]

Imo it has to be sponsorship/ loans/wages. We actually made twice as much as they did on player sales so it's deff not that.
There debt rose by 5 million to 6.7 million so it's come from somewhere

Imo it has to be sponsorship/ loans/wages. We actually made twice as much as they did on player sales so it's deff not that.
There debt rose by 5 million to 6.7 million so it's come from somewhere

It's the TV distribution money.

Last accounts were to end of June 2022 for both clubs.


Championship + Play Offs
vs
League 1

Luton operating costs were £25m that year.

[mellowmiller]

It is surprising how 2 clubs with a simular size stadium can have such a different turnover. Do they charge more to get in? Did they sell more players? Is it all sponsorship or donations?

I suspect their Commercial Department is far more creative than ours.

[Nogbad]

I suspect their Commercial Department is far more creative than ours.

...or their accountants...?

[rolymiller]

I too am in the jones camp. Would be a really good manager to get. Would give us a decent chance of staying up but with his experience of and success in the lower leagues would give us a good chance of getting us back up if we went down.

I liked luton as a team when we have played them. Organised, in your face and hard to beat. Its the rotherham way.

[the_idiotb_stardson]

I too am in the jones camp. Would be a really good manager to get. Would give us a decent chance of staying up but with his experience of and success in the lower leagues would give us a good chance of getting us back up if we went down.

I liked luton as a team when we have played them. Organised, in your face and hard to beat. Its the rotherham way.

If Nathan Jones is the next RUFC manager I will join the Socialist Workers Party


I have some scruffy clothes in the garage, just in case

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

If Nathan Jones is the next RUFC manager I will join the Socialist Workers Party


I have some scruffy clothes in the garage, just in case

Why?

The top socialists in the UK are millionaires and like Tony S they shop at Harrods

Blair, Corbyn and Brown for example

[the_idiotb_stardson]

If Nathan Jones is the next RUFC manager I will join the Socialist Workers Party


I have some scruffy clothes in the garage, just in case

I stand by this. Bet he turns us down

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

I too am in the jones camp. Would be a really good manager to get. Would give us a decent chance of staying up but with his experience of and success in the lower leagues would give us a good chance of getting us back up if we went down.

I liked luton as a team when we have played them. Organised, in your face and hard to beat. Its the rotherham way.

I respect your opinion on this but for me he's a no thanks

[scum_triumphant]

I respect your opinion on this but for me he's a no thanks

Roly gave his reasons why he would like him. What are yours for not?


We have been very successful playing that style of football before.