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https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/sport/amp/football/53680721
This Covid-19, will bankrupt a lot of League and Non-League clubs,
clubs cannot survive without a regular income and (paying fans).Time the bent corrupted efl was dragged to the streets and showed it’s not all about the elite teams it’s about small clubs with genuine fans.
Time the bent corrupted efl was dragged to the streets and showed it’s not all about the elite teams it’s about small clubs with genuine fans.
I agree Bluey, football used to be built from the bottom up; now it’s all about the top down (trouble is, not much filters down !) I hate this modern football era !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hopefully, when the PL implodes on-itself, the EFL will have to go begging,
cap-in-hand to the NWCL.The Corona virus has done nothing more than strengthen the Premierships money making machine with match day goe’rs now watching from home.
Clubs that rely on match day need help from the top. Rescue packages need to be out in place or else lower league football, the life blood of the sport will be gone forever.
Droylesden FC is the reason I fear for us. Who would take on a busines with little or no weekly income ?. A business needs money flow and not just out.
Some L2 clubs have 12 players and players are taking up day jobs. I just struggle to get my head round who’s going to be willing to fund us and for the foreseeable future.They’ll have to be rotten rich, stupid daft or hopefully both
But sometimes players don’t help themselves. This is going to happen everywhere, players putting themselves in front of clubs and communities
https://www.kentlive.news/sport/football/dover-athletic-on-brink-collapse-4394874
Nobody likes a pay cut, but these players had better beware, the more clubs that go to the wall, the less chance they have of getting a decent wage for playing football.
The clubs that do survive, even at non-league level, will have a huge pool of players to choose from, the ones that don’t get a contract will have to play in the local amateur league.
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