Cox Resigns
Posted: 07 Oct 2015, 19:46
Not sure why you choose to 'inform' what a non-contract player may be able to earn. I thought you knew the budget a minute ago. They can earn less or more than that amount also, of course.
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You're not a property developer or an asset stripper but what are you?George wrote:
And no im not yells. And no im not a property developer or a asset stripper.
I still haven't made up my mind whether you have a genuine concern for the club or if you just come on here to stir up a hornets nest. You write about the expenses side but neglect to mention that whilst Fergus Bell has come in, Malachi Lavelle-Moore and Jamie Richards (both non contract) have left the club and Joe Quigley has returned to Bournemouth (and has since gone on loan to Wrexham and scored against Tranmere last night, by the way). Also, our Director of Football has left, freeing up a few £s and we're not paying anything for an assistant at present. Admittedly, we have signed Durrell Berry.George wrote:The budget is already over 600k, five directors have gone and players like fergus bell have come in over the past few weeks. With 2 or 3 players on a grand a week it doesnt take a rocket scientist to work out the financial situation. Either deep pockets are needed at the end of the season or the wage bill still needs cutting. I still think the best way is going part time in the conference south , if it comes to that worst case scenario, and starting again from there. With four figure crowds Torquay united would be a massive club in the conference south. In the conference it is just another club just like a aldershot or halifax or any other thats been in the league apart from tranmere , grimsby and wrexham who are huge clubs from this league.
The fact that you say it does not make it a fact. And yes, what are the Paul Cox connections, George?George wrote:The fact is unless the new manager can get players off the bill or the board pump in extra money to cover the absence of five directors.
You still haven't answered why you are so concerned with our affairs.George wrote:I know a lot of people in football including Paul cox, Dean edwards, john ramshaw and a lot of the players. Every other club in this league knows whats going on at torquay because players speak to each other.. So I know the budget is over 600k based on the contracts that some players were on last season and those who have been signed and why no moneys available for Kevin nicholson to properly get his own squad togetehr without getting names off the bil first.
I can think of two players who are in there second season here whos wages alone are more than 100k. And the squad is over 25 now when it was supposed to be about 20 players this season. Thats what got said in an interview when the board with 10 took over.
tomogull wrote: I still haven't made up my mind whether you have a genuine concern for the club or if you just come on here to stir up a hornets nest. You write about the expenses side but neglect to mention that whilst Fergus Bell has come in, Malachi Lavelle-Moore and Jamie Richards (both non contract) have left the club and Joe Quigley has returned to Bournemouth (and has since gone on loan to Wrexham and scored against Tranmere last night, by the way). Also, our Director of Football has left, freeing up a few £s and we're not paying anything for an assistant at present. Admittedly, we have signed Durrell Berry.
Are any of our players on a grand a week? Several were being overpaid last season but I'd be surprised if '2 or 3 players' are on a grand a week this season.
Totally disagree with you about going part-time and I'm certainly not jumping for joy at the prospect of having to play against some outfit called Concord Rangers in the Conference South. No, we have to survive this season - and we can - and build from here.
Jerry wrote: You still haven't answered why you are so concerned with our affairs.
That wasn't so hard was it?George wrote:As i know someone who would be willing to invest if the situation was right. And no thats invest not asset stripp or building a tescos on Plainmoor.
So why doesn't this 'someone who would be willing to invest' arrange a meeting with the current Board to discuss the 'right situation' as he sees it ? But if it happens to be the bliddy American that I think was mentioned by Mushroom, I'd have grave concerns about his motives.George wrote:As i know someone who would be willing to invest if the situation was right. And no thats invest not asset stripp or building a tescos on Plainmoor.