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Club Doncaster is a vanity project.ask John Ryan.
Quote from: redarmy82 on June 17, 2019, 10:02:34 pmClub Doncaster is a vanity project.ask John Ryan. Because John Ryan is a better businessman than a guy worth ten times what he was ever worth in Terry Bramall.
In my opinion i think it's time we got rid of it and concentrated been a football club , surely Don's belles etc and sustainable , for example with the attendances the dons surely it isn't enough to cover the backroom staff and the players they have then there's Carl hall and rent etc , is the income that the rovers generate that should be used to strengthen the squad going into club doncaster? , For me it's a poor state of affairs seeing loyal players that out there all into last season then getting offered lowered wage packets to thank them. It's not McCann's fault for me he is the scapegoat here I bet he would love to be able to spend money on the squad he wants.
Quote from: redarmy82 on June 17, 2019, 10:02:34 pmClub Doncaster is a vanity project.ask John Ryan. Now we're getting somewhere!!
All them rubbish players got to the playoff.
I could be wrong but doesn't ClubDoncaster generate revenue for DRFC rather than cost it any money?From what I know about it, it's created a hive of activity most days of the week down at the Keepmoat. The club being at the heart of the community and creating broader appeal in the town can only be good for the future support of DRFC if you ask me.
Quote from: keith79 on June 17, 2019, 10:20:12 pmAll them rubbish players got to the playoff.Imagine how good we'll be when we get some good players in then
Anyone else worried that we can not compete with Fleetwood regarding wages
Honestly, out of all the players that have left so far which ones should we have broken the bank for? No, none at all?Hmmm!
Quote from: silent majority on June 17, 2019, 10:26:59 pmHonestly, out of all the players that have left so far which ones should we have broken the bank for? No, none at all?Hmmm!Would we have needed to break the bank to keep butler? All these players we’ve signed previously on contracts that were the same, slightly more or slightly less. Did we break the bank then when we originally signed them?
Quote from: keith79 on June 17, 2019, 10:16:55 pmAnyone else worried that we can not compete with Fleetwood regarding wagesHow long do you think Fleetwood Town can sustain paying “silly” wages.Their owner is trying to live the dream. It won’t last. Get real. A town with a population of 26,000 and is almost a suburb of Blackpool and they get gates of 3,000 when they are doing well. Sorry it’s going to end in tears.
Quote from: Campsall rover on June 17, 2019, 10:30:43 pmQuote from: keith79 on June 17, 2019, 10:16:55 pmAnyone else worried that we can not compete with Fleetwood regarding wagesHow long do you think Fleetwood Town can sustain paying “silly” wages.Their owner is trying to live the dream. It won’t last. Get real. A town with a population of 26,000 and is almost a suburb of Blackpool and they get gates of 3,000 when they are doing well. Sorry it’s going to end in tears. I don’t see why it will end in tears yes he is losing some money but he is happy to plug the gap
Quote from: pib on June 17, 2019, 10:17:53 pmI could be wrong but doesn't ClubDoncaster generate revenue for DRFC rather than cost it any money?From what I know about it, it's created a hive of activity most days of the week down at the Keepmoat. The club being at the heart of the community and creating broader appeal in the town can only be good for the future support of DRFC if you ask me.Yes it does, the commercial operation around the club raises more money than season tickets, virtually unheard of at our level.
Quote from: silent majority on June 17, 2019, 10:23:27 pmQuote from: pib on June 17, 2019, 10:17:53 pmI could be wrong but doesn't ClubDoncaster generate revenue for DRFC rather than cost it any money?From what I know about it, it's created a hive of activity most days of the week down at the Keepmoat. The club being at the heart of the community and creating broader appeal in the town can only be good for the future support of DRFC if you ask me.Yes it does, the commercial operation around the club raises more money than season tickets, virtually unheard of at our level. What a load of b*llocks the club want you to think that , in what way would it ever gain more income than the club ?