Good luck keeping James Rodriguez happy sat on Evertons bench when he wasn't happy on Real Madrids.
Add in where is the pot of money to bring in the players to bench Allan/James mate?
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We’re not incredibly well run are we….
We must have dropped 30mil off the wage bill so far. Obviously we’ve added to it, with the new signings.We have the worst wages to turnover ratio in the league right?
Bernard on 120k going will help that alot
No, but our existing wage bill is higher than theirs to such a disproportionate degree that we’d have far less than they would available to spend on wages for the forthcoming year if this hypothetical cap existed.So Everton revenues are less than Burnley and Brighton? Not sure how accurate that is?!
No, but our existing wage bill is higher than theirs to such a disproportionate degree that we’d have far less than they would available to spend on wages for the forthcoming year if this hypothetical cap existed.
Could not agree more.
Could not agree more.
I've felt for a good few years that the club was top heavy with jobsworths and woefully underachieving personnel in a number of areas. Sadly, the hierarchy have chosen to bury their heads in the sand where over-staffing and incompetence are concerned, and bizarrely continue to expand the workforce with no apparent target setting or target incentivised packages to encourage people to over-achieve.
Without proper target setting and packages/incentives based on exceeding said targets, we'll continue to make hardly any progress in commercial terms visa-vie the clubs we're allegedly attempting to compete with... both on and off the field.
Kenwright's good old boy club is really costly.Absolutely right. That graphic from the Athletic shows quite starkly how bad it has got, and how insane our actual wage budget being three times that projection is.
Stuck in a bad 3 year cycle then.STCC was something the Premier League brought in which main focus was wages, they scrapped it a few years back.
FFP was something UEFA brought in to stop clubs from spending above their means, LOL, I mean no, that wasnt the reason, but thats what they hid behind, its still technically around, but since Covid its become useless and I suspect it will be changed soon.
The Premier League currently has its own rules which focus on profit and loss of the overall business, again with covid it was tweaked, but its still a "thing".
FFP and the Premier League P&L both focus on the profilt and loss of the business and "prevents" clubs from losing more than 105m every 3 year cycle, for context, Everton as a business has lost roughly 300m, in the last 2 years alone, but some of that was for the stadium and with covid some years were averaged.
But won't the staff be on peanuts compared to the players? I really don't think the staff pay is the issue hereCould not agree more.
I've felt for a good few years that the club was top heavy with jobsworths and woefully underachieving personnel in a number of areas. Sadly, the hierarchy have chosen to bury their heads in the sand where over-staffing and incompetence are concerned, and bizarrely continue to expand the workforce with no apparent target setting or target incentivised packages to encourage people to over-achieve.
Without proper target setting and packages/incentives based on exceeding said targets, we'll continue to make hardly any progress in commercial terms visa-vie the clubs we're allegedly attempting to compete with... both on and off the field.
If the last few games are anything to go by it'll be a 4-2-3-1 / 4-4-1-1 so looking at the squad I still think we're 5 new signings off a competitive XI to tackle the league and 2 cups.
GK: Pickford / Begovic
RB: NEW / Coleman
CB: Mina / Keane
CB: Godfrey /Holgate
LB: Digne / Nkounkou
RM: NEW / Townsend
CM: Doucoure / JPG
CM: Allan / Davies / NEW
CAM: Rodriguez / NEW
LM: Richy / Gray
ST: DCL / NEW