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RE: Conference Play Offs the view of Mac - Amelia Chaffinch - 03-05-2017

Laugh

Spoke too soon. Finished 1-1.


RE: Conference Play Offs the view of Mac - themaclad - 04-05-2017

Daggers 1 FGR 1 Green's penalty as soft as they get.


RE: Conference Play Offs the view of Mac - themaclad - 06-05-2017

Tranmere through to final after a 2-2 draw. The Shots when leading 2-1 were slightly unlucky and were denied by Davies in the home goal, can't give sides three goal leads though


RE: Conference Play Offs the view of Mac - themaclad - 14-05-2017

FGR 3-1 up at half time some great goals but Tranmere hindered by having 80 stone Steve McNulty waddling about in defence


RE: Conference Play Offs the view of Mac - themaclad - 14-05-2017

FGR 3-1


RE: Conference Play Offs the view of Mac - Devongone - 15-05-2017

Sorry I turned out to be right for once about Tramcar and FGR. Tramcar are and will be again an EFL club, but I think Dale Vince is right FGR will be in Division One after next season.


RE: Conference Play Offs the view of Mac - themaclad - 15-05-2017

Wonder how they will cope with financial fair play rules


RE: Conference Play Offs the view of Mac - St Charles Owl - 16-05-2017

(15-05-2017, 12:58)themaclad Wrote: Wonder how they will cope with financial fair play rules

On paper they have no chance of staying within the salary limit of 55% of turnover. I have no idea what their wage bill currently is but their income must be tiny even by L2 standards with the crowds they get and the lack of commercial opportunities. Getting the club further into debt doesn't matter until they reach the Championship, so they might be able to afford transfer fees but probably not the wages.


RE: Conference Play Offs the view of Mac - Devongone - 16-05-2017

I don't see how most EFL clubs can stay within the salary limit of 55% of turnover.

Could Forest Green take over an arm of Ecotricity and massively increase its turnover? I can see the point of the rules in theory, but once Sky money disappears I don't get how clubs exist at all. Chesterfield apparently need a 7,500 crowd to survive. We could only get that by being top of Division One. Next season we'll struggle for 5,000 on current form at the bottom of Division Two. Our seemingly permanent debt is £8 million.

Financial Fair Play seems like flogging a dead horse. We're already blue, we've no Norwegians in the squad, but we're surely an ex-parrot already aren't we? Ensuring FGR play fair financially, seems about as relevant as keeping Wayne Rooney out of the casino.


RE: Conference Play Offs the view of Mac - themaclad - 16-05-2017

Wouldn't bet on it although suspect Wayne would