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Re: Chung yong lee Sun Nov 09 2014, 13:34
Bwfc1958 wrote:Is it because he thought his players would be good enough to make a go of the prem or is it because he wanted to be loyal to the players who got them up and give them a chance to prove they can handle the step up? If it's the former then his judgement is questionable and if it's the latter he needs to toughen up a bit because loyalty gets you nowhere in football these days. It will be him that loses his job if they're not up to it not the players. One for copper dragon I suppose.
Re: Chung yong lee Sun Nov 09 2014, 13:50
I honestly think it's because they have decided to stick to a budget and take the money and renewed parachute payments - why not? Dyche knows he can't buy premiership status so why waste the money when he can consolidate and build up a war chest for another time?Bwfc1958 wrote:Is it because he thought his players would be good enough to make a go of the prem or is it because he wanted to be loyal to the players who got them up and give them a chance to prove they can handle the step up? If it's the former then his judgement is questionable and if it's the latter he needs to toughen up a bit because loyalty gets you nowhere in football these days. It will be him that loses his job if they're not up to it not the players. One for copper dragon I suppose.
Re: Chung yong lee Sun Nov 09 2014, 13:59
Fair point. Think he could have spent a little more though. Try and show a bit of ambition for the fans at least.wanderlust wrote:I honestly think it's because they have decided to stick to a budget and take the money and renewed parachute payments - why not? Dyche knows he can't buy premiership status so why waste the money when he can consolidate and build up a war chest for another time?Bwfc1958 wrote:Is it because he thought his players would be good enough to make a go of the prem or is it because he wanted to be loyal to the players who got them up and give them a chance to prove they can handle the step up? If it's the former then his judgement is questionable and if it's the latter he needs to toughen up a bit because loyalty gets you nowhere in football these days. It will be him that loses his job if they're not up to it not the players. One for copper dragon I suppose.
Plus they still have a chance of survival.
Burnley go on and on about "sticking to the budget" and being a "well run club" so it looks as though they are about to live or die by their dogma.
Re: Chung yong lee Sun Nov 09 2014, 14:43
Re: Chung yong lee Sun Nov 09 2014, 16:00That's the problem these days. All the players mentioned above are all championship players and still break the bank. Don't get me wrong they are all quality players but this is why the gulf between Premiership and championship is so big. Smaller clubs can't even afford championship players so how can they compete?Copper Dragon wrote:Dyche has been on about finances and transfers this week.
Money was there to spend but three of his targets would have cost over £20 million (I assume these were Deeney, Lansbury and McArthur) and we can't be spending that sort of money.
I also would think that Dyche would have been looking at M Davies and McManaman as much as Lee the other night.
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Re: Chung yong lee Sun Nov 09 2014, 16:27 Re: Chung yong lee Sun Nov 09 2014, 16:31Really?!?! I take it back. They can afford them.must just have no ambition.Breadman wrote:Last season under the terms of the new TV deal, the team finishing rock bottom (Cardiff) picked up about £120 million.
Which is more than Utd received the previous season for winning it.
In purely financial terms, it's definitely worth going up and coming straight back down nowadays......
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Re: Chung yong lee Sun Nov 09 2014, 16:55
He's a flash in the pan manager like another they had earlier!Bwfc1958 wrote:Is it because he thought his players would be good enough to made a go of the prem or is it because he wanted to be loyal to the players who got them up and give them a chance to prove they can handle the step up? If it's the former then his judgement is questionable and if it's the latter he needs to toughen up a bit because loyalty gets you nowhere in football these days. It will be him that loses his job if they're not up to it not the players. One for copper dragon I suppose.
Re: Chung yong lee Sun Nov 09 2014, 17:08 Re: Chung yong lee Sun Nov 09 2014, 17:10Soul Kitchen wrote:He's a flash in the pan manager like another they had earlier!
Re: Chung yong lee Sun Nov 09 2014, 17:11We don't want him thanks, we have a better manager!Copper Dragon wrote:Soul Kitchen wrote:He's a flash in the pan manager like another they had earlier!
You lot won't get the chance of ruining this one though.
Re: Chung yong lee Sun Nov 09 2014, 17:17Copper Dragon wrote:Promotion bonuses
Ground improvements
Training ground improvements
Directors loans repayments (£6 million)
Players wages this season (thought to be in the region of £30 million with the squad as it is now)
Transfer fees (around £8/9 million)
It fair eats away at it.
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