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so are you stating that the dons can afford 10 grand a week minimum on wages with gates of 500??? Unbelievable....it’s obvious to all and sundry that the rovers budget has been slashed with all the high earners gone and the dons has been massively increased, like I say go on the bulls forum and see the numbers being banded about!!
Quote from: silent majority on December 28, 2019, 03:23:51 pmTheo came for a fee.Kiwomya came at a cost too.😂😂😂
Theo came for a fee.Kiwomya came at a cost too.
If that’s the case how you can you pay 10-15k a week when you’ve 500 season tick holders at 100 pound each lol ffs lads come on!!!
Quote from: steve@dcfd on December 28, 2019, 03:02:00 pmQuote from: IDM on December 28, 2019, 02:50:38 pmOMFG here we go again..How do you know we haven’t tried to do that.? I can’t say for definite that we have, but can’t say we haven’t either..Just so you get it we haven’t signed a permanent striker for a fee and wages since these owners have been here. I’m not saying we haven’t tried, but we haven’t done it. As I recall, Billy Sharp cost £1,000,000. The current owners were had been at the club for a number of years by then
Quote from: IDM on December 28, 2019, 02:50:38 pmOMFG here we go again..How do you know we haven’t tried to do that.? I can’t say for definite that we have, but can’t say we haven’t either..Just so you get it we haven’t signed a permanent striker for a fee and wages since these owners have been here. I’m not saying we haven’t tried, but we haven’t done it.
OMFG here we go again..How do you know we haven’t tried to do that.? I can’t say for definite that we have, but can’t say we haven’t either..
Quote from: Michael Gibson on December 28, 2019, 07:52:08 pmso are you stating that the dons can afford 10 grand a week minimum on wages with gates of 500??? Unbelievable....it’s obvious to all and sundry that the rovers budget has been slashed with all the high earners gone and the dons has been massively increased, like I say go on the bulls forum and see the numbers being banded about!!You do realise how preposterous that sounds don't you?Both budgets are separate under the Club Doncaster banner. But even if they weren't what possible business sense would it make to piss off the DRFC faithful which number many thousands, and spend the sums of money you're talking about to reward a few hundred Dons fans?It would be commercial suicide. And I guarantee our Board are far too astute to do something so stupid.
Quote from: silent majority on December 28, 2019, 10:45:15 amQuote from: ChrisBx on December 28, 2019, 02:03:04 amQuote from: silent majority on December 27, 2019, 10:05:19 amThere was NO outstanding tax bill, just a misunderstanding between the IR computerised system relating to dates and our system.These days football clubs, because of their tendency to withhold tax revenues, are given no grace periods and are treated differently to other types of business.The action was dismissed immediately because nothing was outstanding and our tax submissions were up to date.However that doesn't stop certain individuals turning this into negative guff because it suits their agenda.In fairness, not many people will have much direct knowledge of the running of businesses or football clubs. To start on "certain individuals" who you claim have agendas is unnecessarily argumentative, inaccurate and, to be frank, quite odd behaviour. To illustrate my point, I was initially concerned when I saw the club were listed on a winding up order, however it now seems that it was little to worry about. My initial worry doesn't mean I have an agenda.I didn't say you did have an agenda.The clue was in the words 'certain individuals'.People taking offence at something said that wasn't aimed at them is quite odd, inaccurate and unnecessarily argumentative.I'm aware that you wasn't saying I have an agenda, I just used the myself as an example to illustrate that some supporters will have had legitimate concerns about what is reported in the press and on social media. Those concerns are probably heightened given recent events at Bury, Bolton, Chesterfield, Macclesfield etc. Essentially, I don't think people should be shouted down or labelled for having such concerns, particularly by prominent members of a supporters group.
Quote from: ChrisBx on December 28, 2019, 02:03:04 amQuote from: silent majority on December 27, 2019, 10:05:19 amThere was NO outstanding tax bill, just a misunderstanding between the IR computerised system relating to dates and our system.These days football clubs, because of their tendency to withhold tax revenues, are given no grace periods and are treated differently to other types of business.The action was dismissed immediately because nothing was outstanding and our tax submissions were up to date.However that doesn't stop certain individuals turning this into negative guff because it suits their agenda.In fairness, not many people will have much direct knowledge of the running of businesses or football clubs. To start on "certain individuals" who you claim have agendas is unnecessarily argumentative, inaccurate and, to be frank, quite odd behaviour. To illustrate my point, I was initially concerned when I saw the club were listed on a winding up order, however it now seems that it was little to worry about. My initial worry doesn't mean I have an agenda.I didn't say you did have an agenda.The clue was in the words 'certain individuals'.People taking offence at something said that wasn't aimed at them is quite odd, inaccurate and unnecessarily argumentative.
Quote from: silent majority on December 27, 2019, 10:05:19 amThere was NO outstanding tax bill, just a misunderstanding between the IR computerised system relating to dates and our system.These days football clubs, because of their tendency to withhold tax revenues, are given no grace periods and are treated differently to other types of business.The action was dismissed immediately because nothing was outstanding and our tax submissions were up to date.However that doesn't stop certain individuals turning this into negative guff because it suits their agenda.In fairness, not many people will have much direct knowledge of the running of businesses or football clubs. To start on "certain individuals" who you claim have agendas is unnecessarily argumentative, inaccurate and, to be frank, quite odd behaviour. To illustrate my point, I was initially concerned when I saw the club were listed on a winding up order, however it now seems that it was little to worry about. My initial worry doesn't mean I have an agenda.
There was NO outstanding tax bill, just a misunderstanding between the IR computerised system relating to dates and our system.These days football clubs, because of their tendency to withhold tax revenues, are given no grace periods and are treated differently to other types of business.The action was dismissed immediately because nothing was outstanding and our tax submissions were up to date.However that doesn't stop certain individuals turning this into negative guff because it suits their agenda.
Quote from: steve@dcfd on December 28, 2019, 03:27:36 pmQuote from: silent majority on December 28, 2019, 03:23:51 pmTheo came for a fee.Kiwomya came at a cost too.😂😂😂Is that your grown up response Steve?You made a claim, which was totally false, and then when posters have destroyed your argument you respond with an emoji. Well done.
Quote from: silent majority on December 28, 2019, 09:23:58 pmQuote from: steve@dcfd on December 28, 2019, 03:27:36 pmQuote from: silent majority on December 28, 2019, 03:23:51 pmTheo came for a fee.Kiwomya came at a cost too.😂😂😂Is that your grown up response Steve?You made a claim, which was totally false, and then when posters have destroyed your argument you respond with an emoji. Well done.I said since JR left we have not signed a striker for a fee and wages. Now looking at the dates Theo was signed while JR was involved still at the club and realistically Kiwomya as never been a striker. I appreciate free transfer strikers come at a cost. But we have not signed a striker in the last four years for a fee and wages. Accepting Kiwomya if you can call him a striker will have come at a cost. So let’s see if this or next transfer window we can sign a striker where a fee and wages are concerned.
Tbh I’m just getting to the point of the dons receiving big backing, and we’re cutting back it doesn’t take a genius to work it out.
I said since JR left we have not signed a striker for a fee and wages. Now looking at the dates Theo was signed while JR was involved still at the club and realistically Kiwomya as never been a striker. I appreciate free transfer strikers come at a cost. But we have not signed a striker in the last four years for a fee and wages. Accepting Kiwomya if you can call him a striker will have come at a cost. So let’s see if this or next transfer window we can sign a striker where a fee and wages are concerned.
Quote from: steve@dcfd on December 28, 2019, 10:45:13 pmI said since JR left we have not signed a striker for a fee and wages. Now looking at the dates Theo was signed while JR was involved still at the club and realistically Kiwomya as never been a striker. I appreciate free transfer strikers come at a cost. But we have not signed a striker in the last four years for a fee and wages. Accepting Kiwomya if you can call him a striker will have come at a cost. So let’s see if this or next transfer window we can sign a striker where a fee and wages are concerned.In post #33 you said this...Just so you get it we haven’t signed a permanent striker for a fee and wages since these owners have been here. I’m not saying we haven’t tried, but we haven’t done it.Your accusation was directed against the current owners. You only mentioned "since JR" after you was challenged. Besides, paying a fee for a player puts funds into another club, how is that to our advantage?
This surely boils down to the periodical comparison of how the current owners are perceived to operate to the perception of way JR operated and his ambition.No matter how many times you bust the myths some people remain entrenched in their views. Transfer fee = ambition, no transfer fee = no ambition.
SM I’m not having a dig at the owners I’m asking where all the money for the dons as come from? Considering we’re all under the club Doncaster banner I can only presume that. Please correct me I’m wrong. Unless there’s someone heavily backing them I can’t see anything else but it’s coming from a central pot which obviously means rovers get less?