Apologies for having a discussion about the transfer window in the transfer window thread. I’ll remember just to troll in future - that seems more worthwhile doesn’t it?
Er, because it's not sustainable? I don't really care what they give us approval to do. It's amazing how short memories people have. Everyone was talking admin and the sky falling four weeks ago and now they're going ga ga for spending money on players again.
Its the knock on effect too, wages across the board potentially start creeping up. What happens when we want an ugrade on McBurnie or a current winger/2nd Striker is out performing him and its contract renewal time.
Right so we should just not sign decent players and then get relegated and increase the financial turmoil 10 fold. The EFL have 2 clubs on the brink of extinction why would they let us risk the same?
Morcambe and the Wendies both nearly out of business and we think the EFL will take risks on our financial situation? If they’re saying yes, I think we are okay. Players like McBurnie, Lundstram etc are proven, experienced operators who will allow our young players to be platformed and increase their value at a much more rapid place. Signing proven players who are in their prime years to platform those around us and get us through those tough moments is absolutely sustainable. Also £40k-£45k is a guess. Baz said £30k on the podcast. But yeah, run with the figure that makes the situation miles worse
You say that like the EFL care if clubs go out of business. They don’t. They let Bury go bust and are happy for Morecambe to go bust too.
Because they don't need to protect themselves from buying a crocked player the risk is reduced to just their wages
That’s probably fair on both accounts but they’ve supposedly vetoed offers we’ve made to players so they’re clearly looking at it on a granular level. This would also suggest to get it done we’ve proven capability to fulfil financial obligations
If you’re replacing players who make no impact bar Jones, Maka and Alzate with players who are going to make significant impact surely that’s a good thing though for both our finances and our performance on the pitch?
And no one knows if we are… Baz said £30k on the pod when Fletch suggested £20k a week. He said more like £30k