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Tom Cannon bid in - now signed for Sheff U.


SAFC 2012 said:
Not the point I was making

It’s well known we don’t pay big wages. Our wage bill is or was one of the lowest in the league isn’t it?
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Don’t think so, pretty sure we have a competitive wage bill outside the parachute payment teams

Not that having a high one is necessarily a good thing anyway mind
 
SAFC 2012 said:
Not the point I was making

It’s well known we don’t pay big wages. Our wage bill is or was one of the lowest in the league isn’t it?
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When the clubs finances came out, we were in the same ball park as all other non parachute clubs

22/23 Accounts and Grumpy Old Man's take.

Does the wage increase not reflect the difference between wages in the 1st division to the championship? .. i note your subjective comment on this yes we are spending more but if the figures are true that we are paying bottom half wage levels how is that competing with your competitors? This...
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Wages

Increased to £25.6m from £16.3m (57%). Despite howls to the contrary, there’s nothing here to suggest we’re pennypinching in comparison to our rivals. Whilst some of the increase is down to the extra 40 admin staff, and a massive increase in matchday numbers, much of which will be down to the reopening of the PC, the bulk of the increase will be going to the football staff. It’d impossible to be precise, but I’d be amazed if less than two thirds of the wage bill is football related (around £16m).

From that thread.
The low wages was just rumours spread on here by fans for some reason. Probably to belittle the owners.
 
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