hackneyfox Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 A couple of points: 2. The constant comparisons I see with Dortmund are just irrelevant. The Bundesliga's wages/revenue ratio is only around 50% due to their strict domestic club licensing regime put in place to constrains clubs’ costs. In 2011/12 the average wage costs for a Bundesliga club was €53m, compared with €102m (£83m) in the Premier League in which the wages/revenue ratio was 70%. If average Premier wages at £83m were 70% of turnover that means turnover of £118m. How the hell do clubs manage that when they were only getting a maximum of £60m in TV rights? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Narborough_fox Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 Brighton ACCEPT Oscar Garcia's resignation. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BHAFC Braders Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 Oscar Garcias officially gone Brighton ACCEPT Oscar Garcia's resignation. Ridiculous , he's done a fantastic job considering he's had one hand tied behind his back when it's come to transfers - given we've lost the likes of Vicente , Bridge, Bridcutt , El Abd and Barnes to get to the play offs at all is miraculous so just after the play off defeats we're looking for a new manager - this seems familiar. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fox in the North Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 Oscar Garcias officially gone Ridiculous , he's done a fantastic job considering he's had one hand tied behind his back when it's come to transfers - given we've lost the likes of Vicente , Bridge, Bridcutt , El Abd and Barnes to get to the play offs at all is miraculous so just after the play off defeats we're looking for a new manager - this seems familiar. Gutted for you mate, I really wanted your club to do well in the play offs. There seems like there must be something going on with the board. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Harry - LCFC Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 Weird. Managers need to realise when they're in a good place and stick with it. Who knows how well you're next job will go... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RowlattsFox Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 I got the impression it was a resignation in the hope that the owners would reject it and back him. Obviously not. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Col city fan Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 Oscar Garcias officially gone Ridiculous , he's done a fantastic job considering he's had one hand tied behind his back when it's come to transfers - given we've lost the likes of Vicente , Bridge, Bridcutt , El Abd and Barnes to get to the play offs at all is miraculous so just after the play off defeats we're looking for a new manager - this seems familiar. That's a shame mate. Garcia seemed like a good bloke. I do have to say though, shocking two legs in the play-offs. I was expecting them to be closer to be honest. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BHAFC Braders Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 It's this FFP nonsense , half expecting to see a very mediocre manager on a shoestring wage next and watch us finish mid table to be honest. as for the Semis , agreed we were shocking - talk flittering about Tonight that Oscar knew he was going and so did the players , which is similar to Gus last season (only without the poo) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Vicki Vixen Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 If average Premier wages at £83m were 70% of turnover that means turnover of £118m. How the hell do clubs manage that when they were only getting a maximum of £60m in TV rights? Revenue is generally made up of matchday revenue (gate receipts), commercial revenue including sponsorship, domestic broadcast rights, foreign broadcast rights, plus there is additional revenue for clubs competing in European competitions. Broadcast rights are on average 50% of this lot, though it varies by club. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RowlattsFox Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 Wouldn't surprise me to see Sherwood the next Brighton boss Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fox in the North Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 So its QPR vs Wigan...My heart says 0-1 Wigan, but my head says 2-1 to QPR. I just know I couldn't stand the londoners in the play off final! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
One Legged Beaver Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 I see Fortune isn't starting, Wigan actually have a decent chance then. Also why on earth is Kevin Doyle playing? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Brooksy Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 Fancy Wigan to edge it tonight. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mark_w Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 Bastard's left Waggy on the bench again. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest MattP Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 Come on Wigan. Let's see twitchy get twitchy. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dan LCFC Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 A couple of points: 1. The latest published wage bill from QPR was 78m for the 2012/13 season. A season when they were in the Premiership. 78m is less than the average wage-bill of Premier League clubs (the average was 83m in 2011/12, I don't have the 2012/13 figure right now but can assume it is higher). With aspirations to stay in the Premier League, they increased their wage-bill to a level to compete with other PL clubs. They failed but their strategy was not as crazy as some people are making out, i.e. in order to compete in the PL, we need to spend roughly the same as other PL clubs. 2. The constant comparisons I see with Dortmund are just irrelevant. The Bundesliga's wages/revenue ratio is only around 50% due to their strict domestic club licensing regime put in place to constrains clubs’ costs. In 2011/12 the average wage costs for a Bundesliga club was €53m, compared with €102m (£83m) in the Premier League in which the wages/revenue ratio was 70%. They aren't irrelevant as Dortmund prove what a side you can create without having to piss away millions on shite like QPR as well as plenty of others in this country have done. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Unabomber Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 Come on Wigan. Let's see doggy bank get barking. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dan LCFC Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 If average Premier wages at £83m were 70% of turnover that means turnover of £118m. How the hell do clubs manage that when they were only getting a maximum of £60m in TV rights? Panicky culture. The mentality of English clubs, Premier League ones especially, is a total embarrassment. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MikeyT Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 Come on Wigan! Bugger off QPR! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dan LCFC Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 As for tonight. A nailed on shite 1-0 to QPR. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Steven Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 Wigan 1 up Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Unabomber Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 You what Dan Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fox in the North Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 Yes Wigan!!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MikeyT Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 Well done Wigan. 1 up! Keep going! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Xen Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 1-0 Wigan Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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