How many Full Time Teams in Premier League 2009 ?

**passinginterest** · 12/11/2008, 2:40 PM

Originally Posted by Dodge

Rovers already have some full timers, so the only change is that the balance of part time/full time players may change. So no real change.

That's not actually true. They only train part time. Some of the lads don't have other jobs, but it's more to do with not being able to find anything flexible enough than being full time footballers.

**Dodge** · 12/11/2008, 2:41 PM

Some of them train 5 days a week. Admittedly its a few, and the majority of squad isn't there

**passinginterest** · 12/11/2008, 2:45 PM

Originally Posted by Dodge

Some of them train 5 days a week. Admittedly its a few, and the majority of squad isn't there

And it's in the gym off their own backs.

**Billy-Green** · 12/11/2008, 2:46 PM

Originally Posted by Dodge

Some of them train 5 days a week. Admittedly its a few, and the majority of squad isn't there

Ye thats true, most of the lads who dont have other jobs just go to the gym or get extra physio.

Id be in favour of staying with a mix of part/full time. As said before by others there will be alot of players out of contract that would be willing to move to rovers on a cheaper wage.