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Post by porkystone on Jul 27, 2020 8:36:23 GMT
Proposed cap for NL & NLS / NLN, per a credible source on twitter:
' A group of around 12 National League clubs are proposing a salary cap.
They want annual limits of:
£900,000 for the National League
£600,000 for the National North/South
The working group hope the limit will be introduced via a vote at the League AGM in August. '
Seems a great ( and overdue ) idea ?
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Post by sword65 on Jul 27, 2020 9:41:57 GMT
Proposed cap for NL & NLS / NLN, per a credible source on twitter: ' A group of around 12 National League clubs are proposing a salary cap. They want annual limits of: £900,000 for the National League £600,000 for the National North/South The working group hope the limit will be introduced via a vote at the League AGM in August. ' Seems a great ( and overdue ) idea ? I hope those figures are for the entire squad and not individuals. |
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Post by porkystone on Jul 27, 2020 11:29:37 GMT
Internet on overdrive at the moment, another really interesting tweet from Ollie Bayliss:
' To put the proposed National League salary cap into context:
I understand these are the average playing budgets from the 18/19 season (there's no figures for 19/20)
National £758k/£659k
National North £304k/£262k
National South £240k/£213k
(mean average/median average) '
Man alive, that's why jumping from Nat South to National is difficult, look at the x 2 1/2 budgets ! Also, why is North higher than South, intuitively you might expect the reverse ?
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Post by steveh21 on Jul 27, 2020 12:55:06 GMT
Internet on overdrive at the moment, another really interesting tweet from Ollie Bayliss: ' To put the proposed National League salary cap into context: I understand these are the average playing budgets from the 18/19 season (there's no figures for 19/20) National £758k/£659k National North £304k/£262k National South £240k/£213k (mean average/median average) ' Man alive, that's why jumping from Nat South to National is difficult, look at the x 2 1/2 budgets ! Also, why is North higher than South, intuitively you might expect the reverse ? Bigger clubs in NLN. |
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Post by porkystone on Jul 27, 2020 13:58:42 GMT
Man alive, that's why jumping from Nat South to National is difficult, look at the x 2 1/2 budgets ! Also, why is North higher than South, intuitively you might expect the reverse ? Bigger clubs in NLN. Maybe clubs stuck in NLN which used to be bigger, and are still paying out higher wages in a vain attempt to get back up to NL. Goodness me, for each failed promotion year it must get squeakier and squeakier for them ! |
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Post by jdl on Jul 27, 2020 15:59:58 GMT
Internet on overdrive at the moment, another really interesting tweet from Ollie Bayliss: ' To put the proposed National League salary cap into context: I understand these are the average playing budgets from the 18/19 season (there's no figures for 19/20) National £758k/£659k National North £304k/£262k National South £240k/£213k (mean average/median average) ' Man alive, that's why jumping from Nat South to National is difficult, look at the x 2 1/2 budgets ! Also, why is North higher than South, intuitively you might expect the reverse ? Bigger clubs in NLN. York - av att 2,705, Hereford - 2,047, Chester - 2,019. OK, better than the NS (only DH got over 2,000), but hardly big. |
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Post by jdl on Jul 27, 2020 16:10:05 GMT
Incidentally, if you ever wanted to do a NN/NS attendance comparison, here it is:
Clubs over 2k: NS 1 NN 3
Clubs 1-2k: NS 6 NN 7
Av att: NS 855 NN 1,067 - NN +25%
Coz of all the big clubs...
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