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What positive things can you say about Wigan Athletic at the moment.
Personally I think we are not playing that bad and results will soon start to reflect this.
Remember, only positives on here
What positive things can you say about Wigan Athletic at the moment.Personally I think we are not playing that bad and results will soon start to reflect this.
Remember, only positives on here
Hopefully with a new catering contract signed the quality of the pies will improve beyond recognition
The £7m we received for Wildschutt means the lack of parachute payments next year wont hit us as hard.
The £7m we received for Wildschutt means the lack of parachute payments next year wont hit us as hard.We still need to be very careful.
As I understand it about £3 million of that is performance related, and the way Norwich are going may not be triggered, and we also owe Middlesbrough a sell-on fee. Add to that the fact that despite what a lot of people believe, most transfer fees are paid in instalments, we haven’t suddenly got a £7 million cheque in the bank.
This is why transfer fees are rarely disclosed, as the actual amounts are very difficult to calculate.The £7m we received for Wildschutt means the lack of parachute payments next year wont hit us as hard.
We still need to be very careful.
As I understand it about £3 million of that is performance related, and the way Norwich are going may not be triggered, and we also owe Middlesbrough a sell-on fee. Add to that the fact that despite what a lot of people believe, most transfer fees are paid in instalments, we haven’t suddenly got a £7 million cheque in the bank.
This is why transfer fees are rarely disclosed, as the actual amounts are very difficult to calculate.[/quote]That’s not a very positive reply! ;)
The £7m we received for Wildschutt means the lack of parachute payments next year wont hit us as hard.
We still need to be very careful.
As I understand it about £3 million of that is performance related, and the way Norwich are going may not be triggered, and we also owe Middlesbrough a sell-on fee. Add to that the fact that despite what a lot of people believe, most transfer fees are paid in instalments, we haven’t suddenly got a £7 million cheque in the bank.
This is why transfer fees are rarely disclosed, as the actual amounts are very difficult to calculate.[/quote]That’s not a very positive reply! ;)[/quote]
It’s OK, Phil.
I’m going for a full hand tonight :)The £7m we received for Wildschutt means the lack of parachute payments next year wont hit us as hard.
We still need to be very careful.
As I understand it about £3 million of that is performance related, and the way Norwich are going may not be triggered, and we also owe Middlesbrough a sell-on fee. Add to that the fact that despite what a lot of people believe, most transfer fees are paid in instalments, we haven’t suddenly got a £7 million cheque in the bank.
This is why transfer fees are rarely disclosed, as the actual amounts are very difficult to calculate.[/quote]That’s not a very positive reply! ;)[/quote]
It’s OK, Phil.
I’m going for a full hand tonight :)[/quote]Ooh Matron!
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