Redalert1970 wrote:Surely Salford must be breaking salary cap rules for league two
P/T Indie wrote:Is the salary cap done on turnover? In which case they invest a load of money at the start of the season and there is their income/turnover for the year.
KenH wrote:P/T Indie wrote:Is the salary cap done on turnover? In which case they invest a load of money at the start of the season and there is their income/turnover for the year.
Surely owners' investment/loans won't be counted as sales/turnover?
Freez wrote:Tickles me. The Luton chief executive before Xmas was complaining they don’t stand a chance in the Championship against teams who get 25,000 every home game and are bankrolled with big wages??
So it’s Ok for Luton to do the same in League 2 on crowds of 10,000 and big wages, but not fair when they reach their ceiling? Idiot.
George has been a superb signing, but the pull of Salford with their ManU connection, 7 millionaires in charge and money to burn, he stands a better chance of getting a contract with them, however I’m not sure it guarantees him a start, but what do we know?
Rumour was he was happy with us, but as in all forms of football, money talks!!
Good luck to the lad, he’s done all he could. However we move on, and hopefully up.
paulshrimp wrote:So Man.Ure. agree to Tanner coming to us for a season long loan, then half way through they decide to cancel the agreement and loan him elsewhere? I could understand it if they were going to sell him to another club but just to swop loan clubs is pathetic. Shows what a bit of influence will do!
mrpotatohead wrote:It's all about who you know.
Redalert1970 wrote:Salford are slowly becoming the modern day Colne Dynamoes
They will sign players so others can`t and just throw them in the reserves
Ntini wrote:The whole 'money talks' argument doesn't really wash with this one. He was on loan with us (salaried by Man U and assuming a contribution from us). He's now gone on loan to Salford - still on the same salary, presumably with a slightly higher contribution/fee paid by Salford to get the deal done. I can't see him getting a penny more at the moment than he was whilst with us.
I can only imagine that, with his contract expiring in the summer, he is looking at the possibility of a permanent move to Salford - a bigger wage than we could offer, more chance of climbing the leagues with them, and Man U coaches/scouts still keeping close tabs on him.
jbc.shrimp wrote:Redalert1970 wrote:Salford are slowly becoming the modern day Colne Dynamoes
They will sign players so others can`t and just throw them in the reserves
They must have the highest paid reserve side in the league.
But D.A. must have some impressive players lined up to be letting Lewis go.
Redalert1970 wrote:Tanner not even on the bench for Salford against Oldham today - what a complete joke
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