They are waiting on possible outgoings, if none they aren't looking for a new midfielderOff to Celtic.
If Celtic are in for him, we don’t stand a chance of signing him.Off to Celtic.
see post aboveIf Celtic are in for him, we don’t stand a chance of signing him.
Seems they have decided we lack experienceHe's 29, I can't see this being true.
IF** it is us and we have outbid the biggest contract Preston have ever offered a player in their history, are they just skint or are we throwing money at it
He’s fell out with Lowe by all accounts - might not be down to us outbidding themFirst transfer the summer then
Whilst we aren’t name checked in the article there seems to be whispers we are in for him - Would break the mould of one of our normal signings
Alan Browne set for summer exit from Preston despite offer of lucrative new deal
Preston are prepared for a summer exit for Ireland midfielder Alan Browne even though they have offered him what the club say is the most lucrative contract in the club’s history.www.independent.ie
IF** it is us and we have outbid the biggest contract Preston have ever offered a player in their history, are they just skint or are we throwing money at it
Wasn’t our wage bill around 17m in the last accounts?Make of it what you will but their wage bill is more than double ours:
All 24 EFL Championship sides in order of their wage bill (Ranked)
We ranked the 24 Championship sides in order of their annual wage bill.footballleagueworld.co.uk
It should be noted that ours is the smallest apart from Plymouth.
Yeah it was. These stories all pull their info from websites with crap info.Wasn’t our wage bill around 17m in the last accounts?
Wasn’t our wage bill around 17m in the last accounts?
Wasn’t our wage bill around 17m in the last accounts?
So annoying when people just pull salary numbers out of thin air like thisHow can anyone believe that shite - Ipswich was £19m in their promotion season
Our wage bill was 18.5 million alone last season , we've got a healthy wage budget nowMake of it what you will but their wage bill is more than double ours:
All 24 EFL Championship sides in order of their wage bill (Ranked)
We ranked the 24 Championship sides in order of their annual wage bill.footballleagueworld.co.uk
It should be noted that ours is the smallest apart from Plymouth.
That was still a bottom 4 wage bill last season.Our wage bill was 18.5 million alone last season , we've got a healthy wage budget now
I’m not 100% sure but I’m not sure we had that low of a wage budget when we got promoted from League oneHow can anyone believe that shite - Ipswich was £19m in their promotion season
I’m not 100% sure but I’m not sure we had that low of a wage budget when we got promoted from League one
Robins already hinted at changing the model slightly this yearI think all the whispers about him are from our fans on the other thread. Whilst he would undoubtedly give us some experience, he goes against our model over the last couple of years.
True. But over the last couple of years we've had McFadzean, Kelly and Godden with experience. We may not have any of those left so it wouldn't be totally surprising if we signed somebody with 400+ appearances at our level to add some experience.I think all the whispers about him are from our fans on the other thread. Whilst he would undoubtedly give us some experience, he goes against our model over the last couple of years.
Can’t wait to be endlessly annoyed by people missing the E
Is it ?That was still a bottom 4 wage bill last season.
Once set an exam question on Hobbes, Locke and Rousseau. Student wrote essay referring throughout to Hobbs, Lock and Roussau. My feedback read "You've been dropping to many E's"Don't agre.
Yeah, only Plymouth, Rotherham & Sheffield Wednesday had a lower wage bill in the official club accounts.Is it ?
I'm still scarred by a question in my History GCSE, which was 'Napoleon strutted around Europe, like a chicken on a dunghill. Discuss'. I loathe bad grammar; it immediately makes me (wrongly) judgmental of a person. Mispronunciation of words also messes with my head. Pacific for specific is a favourite!Once set an exam question on Hobbes, Locke and Rousseau. Student wrote essay referring throughout to Hobbs, Lock and Roussau. My feedback read "You've been dropping to many E's"
LMake of it what you will but their wage bill is more than double ours:
All 24 EFL Championship sides in order of their wage bill (Ranked)
We ranked the 24 Championship sides in order of their annual wage bill.footballleagueworld.co.uk
It should be noted that ours is the smallest apart from Plymouth.
Wow , fair play Ipswich, shocked Leicester have gone upYeah, only Plymouth, Rotherham & Sheffield Wednesday had a lower wage bill in the official club accounts.
There's always flaws as obviously it's 12 months behind, some were PL clubs, some were L1 etc. & it doesn't just cover playing staff but it's the only accurate figures you will get.
Fwiw, I expect we'll have seen a reasonably substantial increase to ours this year.
1.Leicester City £205.8m
2.Leeds £145.9m
3.Southampton £121.1m
4.Norwich £56.4m
5.Watford £48.7m
6.WBA £45.9m
7.Middlesbrough £29.6m
8.Stoke City £28.2m
9.Birmingham City £27.6m
10.Swansea City £26.6m
11.Bristol City £26.3m
12.Blackburn £25.7m
13.Sunderland £25.6m
14.Hull City £23.6m
15.Millwall £22.5m
16.QPR £22.4m
17.Cardiff City £22.2m
18.Huddersfield £21.5m
19.Preston £20.9m
20.Ipswich £19.7m
21.Coventry City £18.4m
22.Sheffield Wed £15.7m
23. Rotherham £10.2m
24.Plymouth £9.1m
We certainly use our wages well if true.Yeah, only Plymouth, Rotherham & Sheffield Wednesday had a lower wage bill in the official club accounts.
There's always flaws as obviously it's 12 months behind, some were PL clubs, some were L1 etc. & it doesn't just cover playing staff but it's the only accurate figures you will get.
Fwiw, I expect we'll have seen a reasonably substantial increase to ours this year.
1.Leicester City £205.8m
2.Leeds £145.9m
3.Southampton £121.1m
4.Norwich £56.4m
5.Watford £48.7m
6.WBA £45.9m
7.Middlesbrough £29.6m
8.Stoke City £28.2m
9.Birmingham City £27.6m
10.Swansea City £26.6m
11.Bristol City £26.3m
12.Blackburn £25.7m
13.Sunderland £25.6m
14.Hull City £23.6m
15.Millwall £22.5m
16.QPR £22.4m
17.Cardiff City £22.2m
18.Huddersfield £21.5m
19.Preston £20.9m
20.Ipswich £19.7m
21.Coventry City £18.4m
22.Sheffield Wed £15.7m
23. Rotherham £10.2m
24.Plymouth £9.1m
Yeah, only Plymouth, Rotherham & Sheffield Wednesday had a lower wage bill in the official club accounts.
There's always flaws as obviously it's 12 months behind, some were PL clubs, some were L1 etc. & it doesn't just cover playing staff but it's the only accurate figures you will get.
Fwiw, I expect we'll have seen a reasonably substantial increase to ours this year.
1.Leicester City £205.8m
2.Leeds £145.9m
3.Southampton £121.1m
4.Norwich £56.4m
5.Watford £48.7m
6.WBA £45.9m
7.Middlesbrough £29.6m
8.Stoke City £28.2m
9.Birmingham City £27.6m
10.Swansea City £26.6m
11.Bristol City £26.3m
12.Blackburn £25.7m
13.Sunderland £25.6m
14.Hull City £23.6m
15.Millwall £22.5m
16.QPR £22.4m
17.Cardiff City £22.2m
18.Huddersfield £21.5m
19.Preston £20.9m
20.Ipswich £19.7m
21.Coventry City £18.4m
22.Sheffield Wed £15.7m
23. Rotherham £10.2m
24.Plymouth £9.1m
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