The difference between L1 and Cship next season will be £9M - £11M .
Just to ram home a point from another thread, it was so very prudent to dump Foster.
The difference between L1 and Cship next season will be £9M - £11M .
The difference between L1 and Cship next season will be £9M - £11M .
And fewer and fewer Argyle tv opportunities as well.Yep, that's the downside. Next season is going to be far far worse for changes and strange times.
Have to wait and see if it is going to be financially viable for me in NZ to buy a season pass again or just go match to match.Not interested in VPN etc.And fewer and fewer Argyle tv opportunities as well.
We will need to spend 10 million once Whittaker and probably Cooper goThe extra money is great for the club, but for me personally l don't think the kick off times will be something many of us like.
It's puts extra pressure on people maybe trying to have to find more money for accommodation because a lunchtime kick off means they don't want to be making a 4am start if going to beyond the Midlands. We know how our road infrastructure is so you need to give yourself some wiggle room.
I also don't think it means we are spending 10+ million on transfer fees. As people forget the higher the transfer fee the more expensive their wages.
I am curious about the deal & await It's impact. I just think at times football clubs will do anything to sell their soul. The extra exposure is good, but at what cost to the match day going fans.
I understand a clause in the new deal is that more notice will be given.OK the extra money will be great but I will buy my season ticket for 23 league matches not knowing
from week to week on what day.... or what time... the matches will be.
I feel sorry for our supporters from Cornwall, North Devon and afar who have been treated with disdain.
The extra money is great for the club, but for me personally l don't think the kick off times will be something many of us like.
It's puts extra pressure on people maybe trying to have to find more money for accommodation because a lunchtime kick off means they don't want to be making a 4am start if going to beyond the Midlands. We know how our road infrastructure is so you need to give yourself some wiggle room.
I also don't think it means we are spending 10+ million on transfer fees. As people forget the higher the transfer fee the more expensive their wages.
I am curious about the deal & await It's impact. I just think at times football clubs will do anything to sell their soul. The extra exposure is good, but at what cost to the match day going fans.