I hate to say it, but if we get relegated and Dyche is still here, I can see both Coleman and Young getting new contracts.
That would be peak. Do any Championship clubs have 36 and 39 year old outfield players playing for them?
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I hate to say it, but if we get relegated and Dyche is still here, I can see both Coleman and Young getting new contracts.
That would be peak. Do any Championship clubs have 36 and 39 year old outfield players playing for them?
There's a few big wages set to drop off the wage bill this summer. Gomes and Alli probably the biggest of those but also Harrison, Danjouma, Gana, Young, Coleman and Lonergan. Not sure how many will get offered another contract. Maybe Gana and Coleman.
Billy Sharp - Hull
Vardy - Leicester
John Ruddy - Birmingham
Not two for one team though.
Would just be foolish. If we get relegated, our financial situation will worsen. Unless its a pay when you play contract, I dont think we can entertain the notion.I hate to say it, but if we get relegated and Dyche is still here, I can see both Coleman and Young getting new contracts.
Paul DummettI hate to say it, but if we get relegated and Dyche is still here, I can see both Coleman and Young getting new contracts.
Not sure they are allowed to do pay as you play anymore. Sure I read it somewhere. They certainly aren’t common place.Would just be foolish. If we get relegated, our financial situation will worsen. Unless its a pay when you play contract, I dont think we can entertain the notion.
Seamus will become player/coach on a coaches salary
Unless you’re Everton mate.This is something that happens in non league, not the Prem/Championship.
It's mad. Honestly, back at the start of the season I never thought it would come to this. At most I thought 3 points and a fine. But I didn't really think it would even be that. More points than administration is/was totally out of proportion. The club had this mindset too.Docking points gives them nothing but grief and agitation.
Fining clubs gives them money.
So here we are.
You’re kidding surely? Have you not been following how the club has been run since Kenwright took over the reins, and in particular since he thought Moshiri was the “perfect” person to sell Everton to?Everton will be all over this. They may be changing the rules going forward but City, Chelsea, Leicester all committed alledged breaches under the old rules and all cases need to be heard under that basis
The premier league's answer to this problem is to punish and punish again. It's like we are underwater and instead if giving us a hand, they've decided to stick their foot on our head to keep us down. It's a discrace.It's mad. Honestly, back at the start of the season I never thought it would come to this. At most I thought 3 points and a fine. But I didn't really think it would even be that. More points than administration is/was totally out of proportion. The club had this mindset too.
These "sustainability" rules have ruined us and makes it far more difficult to get out of the rutt. We've lost millions from league positions and the league has missed out on fine money. Instead our league winnings are going to the likes of Fulham.
Millions lost on legal fees for both us and the league.
The transfer market has gone completely dead. No more deadline day excitement.
It makes it a lot harder for us to find investment/sponsorship.
More misery for us fans.
It's a lose lose situation for us and the league. The only beneficiaries being the richest 6...
Our whole argument was pretty much dismissed, but the whole league is going to go pop at this rate. We were just the first and now they're going to change the rules. It's scandalous. We really should be considering legal action.