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Post by herbertblake on Jan 11, 2023 18:50:37 GMT
From salarysport.com/football/sky-bet-league-two/bristol-rovers/Bristol Rovers 2023 - Player Wages Bristol Rovers have a total of 48 players in their home squad. The highest earning player in the squad is Lewis Gibson earning £7,000 per week. Bristol Rovers play in the Sky Bet League Two, the rhird division of mens professional football in England. The teams total wage bill is: £3,906,240 per year £75,120 per week |
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Post by Quarters on Jan 11, 2023 18:52:20 GMT
From salarysport.com/football/sky-bet-league-two/bristol-rovers/Bristol Rovers 2023 - Player Wages Bristol Rovers have a total of 48 players in their home squad. The highest earning player in the squad is Lewis Gibson earning £7,000 per week. Bristol Rovers play in the Sky Bet League Two, the rhird division of mens professional football in England. The teams total wage bill is: £3,906,240 per year £75,120 per week Doesn't that assume we are paying all off the loanees wages? |
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Post by pirate on Jan 11, 2023 18:55:27 GMT
That site is not to be trusted and several of the figures are incorrect.
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Post by yattongas on Jan 11, 2023 18:55:53 GMT
Made up load of nonsense 🙄
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Post by popuppirate on Jan 11, 2023 18:57:05 GMT
Guesswork by the looks. Not having that
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Post by albaron on Jan 11, 2023 19:01:23 GMT
That site is not to be trusted and several of the figures are incorrect. Especially as we play in Sky Bet One. |
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Post by Somersetgas on Jan 11, 2023 20:06:49 GMT
Guesswork by the looks. Not having that The person that created the thread is afraid of the truth as many of us have experienced,and is afraid of being challenged about it. |
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Post by Gaswood on Jan 11, 2023 22:14:12 GMT
What a load of utter sh1te!
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Post by popuppirate on Jan 11, 2023 22:20:35 GMT
Guesswork by the looks. Not having that The person that created the thread is afraid of the truth as many of us have experienced,and is afraid of being challenged about it. The thread should be binned then, it's perpetuating false figures which no good will come from |
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Post by keygas on Jan 11, 2023 22:42:36 GMT
The person that created the thread is afraid of the truth as many of us have experienced,and is afraid of being challenged about it. The thread should be binned then, it's perpetuating false figures which no good will come from Agree these salary figures are probably about as accurate as a football manager game & the thread should be removed. |
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Post by gaelgas on Jan 11, 2023 23:26:55 GMT
Everyone saying that these figures are a load of BS, and I have no reason to think otherwise, but does anyone actually have the correct figures or are they all guessing too?
Anyone know how we compare with the other teams in the division or, and I dread to think what the answer will be, compared to our 6 fingered neighbours? Or maybe Luton who probably have similar resources to us?
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Post by baggins on Jan 12, 2023 6:07:52 GMT
The person that created the thread is afraid of the truth as many of us have experienced,and is afraid of being challenged about it. The thread should be binned then, it's perpetuating false figures which no good will come from Agreed. Kill it. |
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Post by Kingswood Polak on Jan 12, 2023 10:47:28 GMT
From salarysport.com/football/sky-bet-league-two/bristol-rovers/Bristol Rovers 2023 - Player Wages Bristol Rovers have a total of 48 players in their home squad. The highest earning player in the squad is Lewis Gibson earning £7,000 per week. Bristol Rovers play in the Sky Bet League Two, the rhird division of mens professional football in England. The teams total wage bill is: £3,906,240 per year £75,120 per week League 1, surely or was this historical ? |
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Post by heartofgas on Jan 12, 2023 10:53:03 GMT
48 players??
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Post by Quarters on Jan 12, 2023 10:59:18 GMT
Everyone saying that these figures are a load of BS, and I have no reason to think otherwise, but does anyone actually have the correct figures or are they all guessing too? Anyone know how we compare with the other teams in the division or, and I dread to think what the answer will be, compared to our 6 fingered neighbours? Or maybe Luton who probably have similar resources to us? Bristol City have a total of 64 players in their home squad. The highest earning player in the squad is Nahki Wells earning £27,000 per week. Bristol City play in the Sky Bet Championship, the second division of mens professional football in England. The teams total wage bill is: £11,362,000 per year £218,500 per week |
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Post by kentgas on Jan 12, 2023 11:35:59 GMT
Everyone saying that these figures are a load of BS, and I have no reason to think otherwise, but does anyone actually have the correct figures or are they all guessing too? Anyone know how we compare with the other teams in the division or, and I dread to think what the answer will be, compared to our 6 fingered neighbours? Or maybe Luton who probably have similar resources to us? Luton £7,261,280 according to the same source. |
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Post by heartofgas on Jan 12, 2023 12:21:42 GMT
Everyone saying that these figures are a load of BS, and I have no reason to think otherwise, but does anyone actually have the correct figures or are they all guessing too? Anyone know how we compare with the other teams in the division or, and I dread to think what the answer will be, compared to our 6 fingered neighbours? Or maybe Luton who probably have similar resources to us? Bristol City have a total of 64 players in their home squad. The highest earning player in the squad is Nahki Wells earning £27,000 per week. Bristol City play in the Sky Bet Championship, the second division of mens professional football in England. The teams total wage bill is: £11,362,000 per year £218,500 per week I find it hard to believe city's wage bill is only 3 times ours. |
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Post by stuart1974 on Jan 12, 2023 13:08:35 GMT
Bristol City have a total of 64 players in their home squad. The highest earning player in the squad is Nahki Wells earning £27,000 per week. Bristol City play in the Sky Bet Championship, the second division of mens professional football in England. The teams total wage bill is: £11,362,000 per year £218,500 per week I find it hard to believe city's wage bill is only 3 times ours. Interesting as it is, I wouldn't take anything on that site too seriously. Their own disclaimer says; "We strive to collate and maintain over 50,000 salaries from the worlds 7 largest sports, spanning the past 10 years. Our team trawls the internet for reliable sources on a daily basis to save you, our readers, the time! Spawned out of a University economics paper on the state of modern football wages, our founders were inspired to make the information they researched publically available and have maintained the database ever since. Please note we only accept salaries from: - Team/player press releases - Confirmed by widely circulate articles from top tier publications - Industry experts & team insiders - Accurately and reliably sourced encyclopedias & databases" |
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Post by mftc on Jan 12, 2023 18:57:49 GMT
I would give the first team squad a basic weekly wage of £750 and then they get more based on performance, appearances, wins, goals, attendances and Community Trust appearances etc.
Some players get paid a small fortune and don't actually play that much. Together with agents fees, too much money slips away from the clubs.
Too many managers and owners think with their hearts, but very few think of a solid financial base as a starting point.
If you earn £6 million, why spend £8 million?
It's ridiculous for nearly every club to chase the dream, when only a few clubs are successful each season. You can see why clubs go to the wall.
If it started with two or three clubs who joined the likes of Accrington and refused to pay over the odds on wages, the clubs would be safer from financial ruin and more could be spent on fans comfort and experience and attendance money could be reduced, which could attract more fans ie Bradford cheap season tickets etc.
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Post by eric on Jan 12, 2023 19:37:38 GMT
I would give the first team squad a basic weekly wage of £750 and then they get more based on performance, appearances, wins, goals, attendances and Community Trust appearances etc. Some players get paid a small fortune and don't actually play that much. Together with agents fees, too much money slips away from the clubs. Too many managers and owners think with their hearts, but very few think of a solid financial base as a starting point. If you earn £6 million, why spend £8 million? It's ridiculous for nearly every club to chase the dream, when only a few clubs are successful each season. You can see why clubs go to the wall. If it started with two or three clubs who joined the likes of Accrington and refused to pay over the odds on wages, the clubs would be safer from financial ruin and more could be spent on fans comfort and experience and attendance money could be reduced, which could attract more fans ie Bradford cheap season tickets etc. Not for me thanks - we’d be losing out on transfer targets with conference clubs offering better deals. The players have a skill that only a tiny proportion of the population possess and deserve a decent level of pay for what is a very short career. Totally agree on agents fees, I don’t understand why the footballing authorities don’t just ban clubs from making payments to third parties (such as agents). If a player wants to employ an agent he can pay them himself out of his wages or share of signing on fee but only once it’s gone through PAYE. I’d begrudge an agent leeching off me if I was a player and would ask the PFA to represent me in contract negotiations. |
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