The Big Club pays Big Wages - naturally we don't do things by halves (unlike our smaller cousins across the League)Quote:
Originally Posted by BobtheDrog
It's the way of the world ofc
;)
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The Big Club pays Big Wages - naturally we don't do things by halves (unlike our smaller cousins across the League)Quote:
Originally Posted by BobtheDrog
It's the way of the world ofc
;)
How ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve Bruce
You mean 'quality'.... :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Steve Bruce
Presumably the same way an All Ireland league would dramatically improve the quality of it, and make everyone want to come out and watch it all of a sudden.Quote:
Originally Posted by dcfcsteve
:eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
That's some achievement in fairness :ball:
Our wage bill for Y/E 30.11.2006 was £393k for the year. That included all staff on and off the field though.Quote:
Originally Posted by ifk101
i assume thats a typo unless theres a serious fiddle going on up in the brandywell.Quote:
Originally Posted by Maribor
I'm sitting looking at the copy of the accounts which I got at the AGM.
Staff costs £393,102 which was up from £243,285 for Y.E 31.10.05
If its any help, I raised my eyebrows at it as well....Quote:
Originally Posted by saint morrissey
Thats about €550,000 pull the other leg lads.
No doubt Pineapple Stu or some of the other accountants on here with access to Companies House Data can provide the relevant screen shots.......Quote:
Originally Posted by gufct
Bear in mind, that was the figures given to the Y.E 30.11.2006
and your point is ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Maribor
by my recollection in 2006 you finished second on goal difference and won two cups due in no small part to your full time manager and playing staff. something is incorrect with those figures. fact!
The point I was making was that I would say our wage bill exploded this year due to new contracts and the donkeys brought in by Frodo and Robbo.
so your full time players were on about £15k stg a year yea right.
Opinion actually, but I see your point.Quote:
Originally Posted by saint morrissey
Only a handful of our players are full-time. Others have 2nd Jobs, we just train like a FT team, i think. Shocked to see that the firgure is that low.Quote:
Originally Posted by gufct
Care to outline which players are not on full time contracts.......Quote:
Originally Posted by Dazzy
It must really hurt you when people quote from official reports which take away from your nonsensical rantings.Quote:
Originally Posted by gufct
Maribor - the accounts you got at the AGM would have been full accounts, whereas abridged accounts are filed with the Companies House. Best I can tell from Derry's 2005 accounts, for example, is that youz lost £17k that year. Bet you wish you were as well run as Galway and could keep your losses down to a mere E80k!
Indeed,
Have to say that a number of us are rather sceptical about the figures involved though.
For the record we made a profit of £31,262 for the Y.E 31.11.06
Non-football expenses:
- General Manager
- Operations Manager
- Marketing Manager
- Promotions
- Admin
- Security
- Travel, Accommodation
- Coaching
So what do they coach if not football :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by pete
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Originally Posted by Maribor
I'd say its more of a handful who are on part-time contracts, from what I can gather Hutton, Beckett, Martyn, McHugh are the only ones I can think of on part-time. The rest I think are full-time, maybe you can correct me?
I thought this thread was going to be about people who use the phrase "the words pot, kettle and black spring to mind" need to be deported.
I wonder will any proper ambitious club stay under the 65% limit next year?
That's just oxymoronic.Quote:
Originally Posted by GavinZac
In our league there is generally always a few clubs spending huge amounts of money that they don't really have on players, and this forces other clubs to try to keep up with them. Clubs that run their affairs properly are effectively penalised. The thing about the 65% wage cap is that if implemented fairly and effectively it should see one of the league's traditional main problems addressed- that every penny is spent on players and next to nothing on facilities and development. I seriously doubt whether that many players will move abroad even if wage levels drop, so we'd end up with more or less the same players and on field product and more money spent on developing the clubs. In the long term as clubs develop they should be able to increase their turnover and hence playing budgets.
The biggest question is whether it can or will be implemented properly though.
What's the punishment, if any, for going over the limit?Quote:
Originally Posted by GavinZac
varies depending on your overspend and if it was deliberate ranging from fines, points deduction through to relegation and expelled from eufa competitions.