schmunk
Why oh why oh why?
I know the ethics wouldn't ever allow it
I think you're supposed to call them "Minorities" these days...?
I know the ethics wouldn't ever allow it
I think you're supposed to call them "Minorities" these days...?
Plus the £250k non-relegation clause as part of the Burn deal.
I think it's great that we, as a club, are circumnavigating the divide between the PL and FL and finding a way to help out a club in need. I'm sure that we would've been able to get a deal for Weir at a much lower initial cost with lots of add-ons depending on performance. Stumping the money up front works well for all involved.
Wigan is now run by the administrators, so that seems less likely.What guarantee is there that the money would be used to fund the club as opposed to drawn out to line somebody’s pockets ? Football finance is a murky world
Wigan is now run by the administrators, so that seems less likely.
Plus the £250k non-relegation clause as part of the Burn deal.
I think it's great that we, as a club, are circumnavigating the divide between the PL and FL and finding a way to help out a club in need. I'm sure that we would've been able to get a deal for Weir at a much lower initial cost with lots of add-ons depending on performance. Stumping the money up front works well for all involved.
I know the ethics wouldn't ever allow it but imagine if we could put a B team in the Championship with the amount of young talent we have, Surely wouldn't be far off a play off place?
Absolutely. I am sure TB was happy to help out another club to survive and that was all part of the deal. As well as being the hard businessman and getting the best for the club in the long term.
Everyone wins and is happy, sign of a good deal.
Plus the £250k non-relegation clause as part of the Burn deal.
I think it's great that we, as a club, are circumnavigating the divide between the PL and FL and finding a way to help out a club in need. I'm sure that we would've been able to get a deal for Weir at a much lower initial cost with lots of add-ons depending on performance. Stumping the money up front works well for all involved.
Do you have a link to that £250k figure please?
I know the Sun mentioned a few weeks ago that we would owe "a sizeable sum" to them if we stayed up, but I haven't seen a firm figure mentioned anywhere.
Seeing as there have been four editions of the Checkatrade Trophy with B teams and no U23/B team has made it to the final it is unlikely we would be competitive. There has only been 1 team to make it to the Semis (Chelsea U23).
Obviously, your point is that without sending these players on loan the U23s would be a much better team, but I think for a lot of them (White, Gyokeres, Ostigaard etc.) the loan experience through the leagues builds them up to be competitive at a Championship level rather than them just being good enough skill wise.
Isn't the Checkatrade for U21's not U23's? Sure i read that somewhere
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Yes, academy teams have to name at least 6 players aged 21 or under in the starting line up, additionally a maximum of two players named on the team sheet aged over 21 are allowed to have made more than 40 senior appearances.
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Izzy Brown ?