Colin Lee pay-off. Will it cut our playing budget?

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Re: Colin Lee pay-off. Will it cut our playing budget?

by Blurro » 29 Sep 2010, 10:15

Is this what Buckle was on about last night on Radio Devon? He said our playing budget had been signifcantly cut, and we will hear more about it this week.....

Re: Colin Lee pay-off. Will it cut our playing budget?

by Awayday » 27 Sep 2010, 10:37

The money has got to come from some where. Lets hope Buckle isn't forced to sell in January to cover some of the costs.

Re: Colin Lee pay-off. Will it cut our playing budget?

by Southampton Gull » 26 Sep 2010, 19:11

ferrarilover wrote: Have you tried asking Southamptongull, he usually knows about this sort of thing...

Matt.

Don't ask me, I thought we last scored 5 against Kidderminster :) :)

Re: Colin Lee pay-off. Will it cut our playing budget?

by Jerry » 25 Sep 2010, 19:17

SouthamptonGull wrote:I'm reliably informed that the Club have agreed a settlement with Colin Lee on a figure of over £100,000.

I thought Colin was on a 12 month rolling contract for considerably less than £100,000? (I'm sure it was posted on here that it was in the region of £60,000 basic with bonuses from our promotion making it up to the oft quoted £100,000)

If this was the case, then once we informed him that his services were no longer required he would surely only be entitled to 1 years salary.

Obviously, I am not privy to the finer details of his contract but this seems like an excessively large pay-off to me.

Re: Colin Lee pay-off. Will it cut our playing budget?

by ferrarilover » 24 Sep 2010, 23:58

SouthamptonGull wrote:I'm reliably informed that the Club have agreed a settlement with Colin Lee on a figure of over £100,000.

My main concern is will this cut drastically into our playing budget? It'll have to come from somewhere and I can't see where else they could save that amount of cash.

Colin Lee has made good money out of his position as CEO, but at what cost to the immediate future of the club? I sincerely hope Paul Buckle doesn't get his hands tied over this, being hamstrung when we're seemingly on the verge of having a side capable of challenging at the right end of League Two.
Have you tried asking Southamptongull, he usually knows about this sort of thing...

Matt.

Re: Colin Lee pay-off. Will it cut our playing budget?

by YellowMurphy » 24 Sep 2010, 23:27

Yeah, immediate promotion might not be the best option, lets not forget at one point last year in september/october, barnet were top of league 2. As for our playing budget, I dont think it will hamper it seriously.

Re: Colin Lee pay-off. Will it cut our playing budget?

by Yellow4life » 24 Sep 2010, 23:24

If you mean playing budget as to adding to the squad it will affect it but do we really need to add?

I'm happy with what we've got at the minute, we have a squad capable of mid table in my opinion at the least. If we lose anyone in January we may then have to add- we could use the transfer money from any deals so that's not a problem.

At this moment we don't need to add- perhaps loan in a few though.

Colin Lee pay-off. Will it cut our playing budget?

by Southampton Gull » 24 Sep 2010, 20:40

I'm reliably informed that the Club have agreed a settlement with Colin Lee on a figure of over £100,000.

My main concern is will this cut drastically into our playing budget? It'll have to come from somewhere and I can't see where else they could save that amount of cash.

Colin Lee has made good money out of his position as CEO, but at what cost to the immediate future of the club? I sincerely hope Paul Buckle doesn't get his hands tied over this, being hamstrung when we're seemingly on the verge of having a side capable of challenging at the right end of League Two.

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