fernandopartridge
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Yeah, they were very comfortable and had a few injuries to contend with last season
Yeah, they were very comfortable and had a few injuries to contend with last seasonJosh Bowler will be a big loss, presuming he's sold.
But Neil Critchley is a very good manager. I back them to stay up.
Wigan have money
Bristol City joint second favourites to go down. Norwich even money for a top 6 finish seems overly generous, unlike the other clubs coming down they’re stable and can’t see them bombing
Very generous. What are there odds for promotion?
American takeover going on too, that’s one place sorted already for autos next season.Over 21,000 season tickets sold at Norwich
Season tickets for 2022/23 sold out
Norwich City are delighted to announce that season tickets for the upcoming 2022/23 campaign have now sold out.www.canaries.co.uk
Naismith signed for Bristol City from Luton
Was he a free agent or gave they paid
Over 21,000 season tickets sold at Norwich
Season tickets for 2022/23 sold out
Norwich City are delighted to announce that season tickets for the upcoming 2022/23 campaign have now sold out.www.canaries.co.uk
Exactly. Any notion that they'll struggle next season is solely driven by the strange bias against them.
They’ve had really impressive crowds for years, 24k avg in League 1 and you have to factor in they hardly get any away support down thereEasy I suppose when you're odds on for promotion every 2 years
Only club for miles. That said, they seemed to increase their average outside of the top flight and then have established it as a lot of season ticket holders. Their support in PL / first Division days when we were there wasn't much if any better than ours.They’ve had really impressive crowds for years, 24k avg in League 1 and you have to factor in they hardly get any away support down there
3 going down at the moment in my opinion are likely: Rotherham, Birmingham and Reading
I think there was talks of Reading but that seems to have died outAre any of the teams this year likely to have points deductions?
Preparing for league 1 2023-24 alreadyConnor Washington signs for Rotherham from Charlton.
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They’ve had really impressive crowds for years, 24k avg in League 1 and you have to factor in they hardly get any away support down there
I think there was talks of Reading but that seems to have died out
There was talks of another oneThey had their deduction last season if I am right??
Can see them struggling regardless, lost Swift and not overly struck on Ince as a manager
There was talks of another one
It's great for the North West supporters club
The benefits of being slap bang in the middle of the country.Saw a stat today we are the lowest total travel distance to away games in the division this season.
There was talks of another one
I'd have been surprised if we weren't given our geographical location.Saw a stat today we are the lowest total travel distance to away games in the division this season.
Another example of how the British game needs to change to possibly the German strategy of fan owned clubs - fans once again have no say - From the outside looking in Burnley have spent pittance in the transfer market in there time in the premier league relying on the fabulous management of Sean dyche to falling from the trap doorLooking ahead to the teams in the Championship next season. We can once again expect the teams with parachute payments to be challenging to return to the PL.
There may be one exception .....Burnley. Under the terms of the buy out of the club, who's owners used a leverage process [similar to the Glaziers]. The cost of £65M has been placed on the club as a loan. Under the terms of the loan, which has an annual interest rate of Libor + 8% and is due to be repaid in December 2025 IF the club remained in the PL.
However, a clause in the loan terms state that if the club is relegated then the £65M is due for repayment during the year following their relegation. Therefore, if I understand this correctly, then the parachute payment of circa £45M could be used for repayment & we could expect a sell off of players.
This would not solve all their problems, as Burnley's wage bill will be significantly large and they'll have a big loss being incurred. The question for the owners is:
"Do they seek repayment of the loan now or do they gamble on getting promoted next season and seek to recoup the money and interest payments that way".
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