National League Updates 2019/20 Season II - Page 128 - RedPassion.co.uk

Foxy · 15th March 2020, 12.49:10

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Originally Posted by rob_1072

Hypothetically if we did go down how do we think the board would spin it?

We didn’t have a mandate from members to remain in the National League.

TWREX · 15th March 2020, 13.25:17

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Originally Posted by Corner Flag

If we get relegated I know of at least 3 people that wont be renewing their season tickets .

Make that 4!

mitchelltown · 15th March 2020, 13.33:05

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Originally Posted by TWREX

Make that 4!

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TWREX · 15th March 2020, 13.35:06

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Originally Posted by TWREX

Make that 4!

Especially if the members who are responsible for employing the present coaching set up are still in situ.

ruthinred · 26th March 2020, 10.03:52

When the dust settles

Will players at this level have to revise their pay expectations?

In how many other countries do 5th division players get paid what they do here ?

Many clubs will be struggling for cash flow this summer,, surely players should have realistic demands given they are (on the whole) very average football players

LWR · 26th March 2020, 10.09:34

Depending on how clubs emerge from this. It may strengthen the arguement for wage cap.

Otherwise your always going to get clubs spending well beyond their means.

Quay Red · 26th March 2020, 10.24:44

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Originally Posted by LWR

Depending on how clubs emerge from this. It may strengthen the arguement for wage cap.

Otherwise your always going to get clubs spending well beyond their means.

I think it strengthens the argument for Financial fair play.

benwilliams · 26th March 2020, 11.26:52

It seems petty to see how this crisis Can benefit is but I do agree that our derided off field comparative financial health could come much more into play in coming months and years where there simply won’t be the money around for financially doped clubs to outspend us to reach the EFL.
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davewilli · 26th March 2020, 13.23:49

BBC News: Huddersfield Town must repay £35m to former owner Dean Hoyle
BBC News - Huddersfield Town must repay £35m to former owner Dean Hoyle
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52049672

This could be a catalyst to a load of debt ridden football clubs having to repay their wealthy benefactors.

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ruthinred Due a Testimonial Joined: Nov 2004 Racecourse Spot: Mold Road Massive Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: National League Updates 2019/20 Season II When the dust settles Will players at this level have to revise their pay expectations? In how many other countries do 5th division players get paid what they do here ? Many clubs will be struggling for cash flow this summer,, surely players should have realistic demands given they are (on the whole) very average football players __________________ Telling the truth since 2004

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LWR Part Time ITV4 Pundit Joined: Oct 2004 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Little William Twitter: @	Re: National League Updates 2019/20 Season II Depending on how clubs emerge from this. It may strengthen the arguement for wage cap. Otherwise your always going to get clubs spending well beyond their means. __________________

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benwilliams Taking coaching badges Joined: Oct 2004 Racecourse Spot: MRS Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: National League Updates 2019/20 Season II It seems petty to see how this crisis Can benefit is but I do agree that our derided off field comparative financial health could come much more into play in coming months and years where there simply won’t be the money around for financially doped clubs to outspend us to reach the EFL. Posted via mobile theme

26th March 2020, 13.23:49	#1152-0 (permalink)
davewilli Taking coaching badges (info) Joined: May 2011 Racecourse Spot: mold road Real Name: dave williams Twitter: @	Re: National League Updates 2019/20 Season II BBC News: Huddersfield Town must repay £35m to former owner Dean Hoyle BBC News - Huddersfield Town must repay £35m to former owner Dean Hoyle https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52049672 This could be a catalyst to a load of debt ridden football clubs having to repay their wealthy benefactors.