Quote:paulbyron
the lad they signed from Macclesfield I think was whittaker reportedly on £3 grand a week so can only wonder what Lloyd is on
Quote:Aldo'smuzzy
Lloyd on £4K a week at Salford, after describing his £80k salary at Posh as "peanuts", if this article is to be believed: [trainingground.guru]
Quote:pezQuote:Aldo'smuzzy
Lloyd on £4K a week at Salford, after describing his £80k salary at Posh as "peanuts", if this article is to be believed: [trainingground.guru]
Going to suffer if they win promotion and have to abide by the financial fair play rules in the Football League.
How can they justify those wages in Conference Football?
More fool them for paying it!
Looks like they are trying to buy their way into the F.L?
For the record, if Lloyd is that good, then why is he plying his trade in non league football? Obviously just there for the pay cheque and has no real ambition.
Quote:Matt34
That sort of spending could come back to bite them on the proverbial.
Quote:I'm sure he will love Borehamwood solihull gateshead etc be like scottish league. 2.trfc-boi
Confirmed...Adam Rooney signed for Salford
Quote:pez
Football League players often struggle in the VNL.
Its a different style of football and despite all their spending , they may still fail to gain promotion.
As we well know, not many teams keep the ball on the grass and play proper football, so unless their new signings are all 6ft plus, they will find it hard.
Quote:Jack of all Trades
Even a 200% increase in the fan base only gives them 4,800 per game and I think the ground capacity is 6,000.
Their most recent ground improvements scheme found significant local opposition to the plans. Consequently, I would suggest at some point, they will have to move elsewhere to maintain any momentum generated.
The big "What if" the class of 1992 loose interest?
Quote:Jack of all Trades
Even a 200% increase in the fan base only gives them 4,800 per game and I think the ground capacity is 6,000.
Their most recent ground improvements scheme found significant local opposition to the plans. Consequently, I would suggest at some point, they will have to move elsewhere to maintain any momentum generated.
The big "What if" the class of 1992 loose interest?