part time pete wrote:I would say Accrington have a more parochial fan base than Bristol Rovers and that’s why the Accy chairman is moaning.
James wrote:part time pete wrote:I would say Accrington have a more parochial fan base than Bristol Rovers and that’s why the Accy chairman is moaning.
I think the Accrington owner just likes moaning in general.
Tippy Tappy Football wrote:Andy Holt is right in saying that the home club should receive all the iFollow income for the match.
Tippy Tappy Football wrote:You pay iFollow for the game Pete whichever website you use so they can easily pay all the income to the home team.
Conker wrote:I don’t believe him Tippy.
My guess is Bradford and Plymouth are the only two above us.
88BenM wrote:Conker wrote:I don’t believe him Tippy.
My guess is Bradford and Plymouth are the only two above us.
I don't think we will he paying more than Salford currently are.
Conker wrote:Be interesting where we are, I think it’s likely our budget has continuously increased since Evans joined - Flitcroft and Dempster were also backed with big transfer fees and wages, not to mention the players we negotiated new contacts with under Flitcroft last season too.
It’s very embarrassing quite frankly, considering our league position.
gazza1988 wrote:Conker wrote:Be interesting where we are, I think it’s likely our budget has continuously increased since Evans joined - Flitcroft and Dempster were also backed with big transfer fees and wages, not to mention the players we negotiated new contacts with under Flitcroft last season too.
It’s very embarrassing quite frankly, considering our league position.
It would have inflated. Every contract renewal would come with a pay increase. Many contracts come with pay rises included. Yearly pay rise by X% pay increase to a pay increase upn promotion to £x p/w after x amount of games. Agents/footballers negotiate these kind of terms all the time.
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