Mcguire signed for Rotherham,, 2 days ago.
Agreed, seems ridiculously ambitious due to the simple fact that his wages would be far beyond what we would be willing to offer and he would not want to play at our level. The typical wage we put our players on is around 2-2.5 grand a week. Samaras would be on 10-15K per week minimum. Maynard is on trail with Nottingham Forest, Maguire has gone to Rotherham, Eagles is on trial at Preston. Whilst they would also be excellent signings, little point in discussing their availability because it would be extremely unlikely they would come to a club like Coventry considering our financial position and League 1 status
Is he going to be happy on the bench what with zigic & Best signing....
the average wage at the club is actually 1.2k a week, which is why we are struggling to get anyone in. Also I was saying the source was unreliable, as that post was around a month ago.
Not sure where you've got the '1.2K' figure from but I'll go with it because I don't have a clue myself but you'll find that the average wage in previous seasons was around the 2K mark however I realize the average wage for CCFC players this season could be around 1.2K because we did release 8 first team players last season and 13 out of our 23 players are from our youth academy and therefore on low wage contracts. But besides that I think you'll find I never mentioned the average wage of the club. However admittedly I should have been more clear cut in my post. In the past two seasons where our transfer budget has been capped at around the 2.5 million mark, supposed first team quality players that have been bought in via transfer have had a typical average salary of around 2-2.5K a week. To name a few: L. Clarke, Jackson, Nouble, O'Brien, Tudgay, Pugh, Johnson, Ricketts, Fleck. Obviously this does not apply to all players CCFC offer contracts to (E.g. Chris Stokes) but I do stress I meant players specifically bought in to play in the first team will be on this said wage. I imagine it will be similar this season as I cannot imagine Ricketts or Vincelot being on less than 2-2.5K a week however I could be wrong as I'm only speculating. Hence why I stated relatively obviously that we wouldn't be able to get anywhere near Samaras' contract demands if we were to make an extremely unlikely offer. I agree that obviously it's tricky to entice players to the club on what we offer but I think you're exaggerating when you say that we're struggling to bring anyone in as this has never been the case except under Andy Thorn. Resigning Johnson/Tudgay and signing Ricketts/Vincelot/Stokes/Lameiras and Mowbray assuring 3 more players are to come in, says otherwise. Yes we can't attract the highest of caliber player to the club but we've never had a player on over 10K a week in the last 5 years so this is not a new issue, we've always been fairly low down in the pecking order in terms of the transfer market. I do realize the source was unreliable though, I'm not shooting the messenger so no offence against you, merely stating my opinion to those who genuinely believe Maynard/Samaras/Eagles etc. could come in this season
There seems to be a lot of 4-12k a week footballers that are out of contract, what happens if they don't get offered a deal with another club?
That info comes from one of our ex players i can't remember who, who after leaving said that the average wage was now 1.2k a week, Callum Wilson was on 1.6k when he left... At the time with only baker on more money. it may be wrong but it was posted on here at the time.
I was agreeing that it's obvious we aren't gonna be able to get him, but also stating due to such a low wage budget we aren't going to be able to get the required proven goal scorers. It will be relative unknowns on loan.
1. Are players privy to how much there colleagues are paid? At the higher levels maybe when its in the tabloids but at our level would they know what salary each other is on?That info comes from one of our ex players i can't remember who, who after leaving said that the average wage was now 1.2k a week, Callum Wilson was on 1.6k when he left... At the time with only baker on more money. it may be wrong but it was posted on here at the time.
I was agreeing that it's obvious we aren't gonna be able to get him, but also stating due to such a low wage budget we aren't going to be able to get the required proven goal scorers. It will be relative unknowns on loan.
1. Are players privy to how much there colleagues are paid? At the higher levels maybe when its in the tabloids but at our level would they know what salary each other is on?
2. Have to remember at the time squad was pretty small as it was between transition of seasons.
Think it out logically, when Wilson had left Clarke, Moussa and Murphy had already left the club. All the loans from the previous season had returned to there parent clubs. Most of them would have been earning higher than Wilson.
Johnson, JOB, Swanson, Jackson, Tudgay hadn't arrived when Wilson had left, quite a few will be earning higher than the 1.6k you've mentioned for Wilson, then we have Nouble, Madine and other people who arrived during the season who would have been earning more than 1.6k.
So whilst it may be true (or it might not) that at the time of Wilson leaving he was our second highest player on 1.6k when he left, it isn't a true reflection of the budget as all the high earners from the previous season had already left and the high earners for the following season hadn't arrived yet.
What about fleck, must be on £2.5-3.5k pw? Or Barton, a player we paid £100k for and moved from PNE who would have been paying him a decent wage
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Exactly, I'd imagine it is not true but even if it was at the time it doesn't tell us much as there are players who arrived after who would definitely be on more.
I'd guess our average is 2-2.5k with academy graduates earning below the average and our experienced players earning above.
Ahhhhhh! So that's how averages work!!
That info comes from one of our ex players i can't remember who, who after leaving said that the average wage was now 1.2k a week, Callum Wilson was on 1.6k when he left... At the time with only baker on more money. it may be wrong but it was posted on here at the time.
I was agreeing that it's obvious we aren't gonna be able to get him, but also stating due to such a low wage budget we aren't going to be able to get the required proven goal scorers. It will be relative unknowns on loan.
Exactly, I'd imagine it is not true but even if it was at the time it doesn't tell us much as there are players who arrived after who would definitely be on more.
I'd guess our average is 2-2.5k with academy graduates earning below the average and our experienced players earning above.
Just checked the accounts that OSB posted - Our entire wage bill in 2013/14 was £6.9m, that includes management, shop staff, medical, etc. but a good proportion of that will have been the playing squad, no way the average was only £1.2k or that Wilson was the second highest paid player on £1.6k pw.
Just checked the accounts that OSB posted - Our entire wage bill in 2013/14 was £6.9m, that includes management, shop staff, medical, etc. but a good proportion of that will have been the playing squad, no way the average was only £1.2k or that Wilson was the second highest paid player on £1.6k pw.
Skipper Carl Baker, striker Leon Clarke and keeper Joe Murphy were told before Saturday’s League One opener they can go to save an estimated £1million a year in wages.
The trio earn an average of around £8,000 a week, money Coventry can ill-afford in their current plight.
I don't understand the second part, is it implying they earn 8k a week each or they earn 8k the 3 of them put together?
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