fyl2u
Striker
Suit yourself. I think consideration of cost definitely played its part. There are a number of people who think that same way, and I believe deep down you know a desire to keep costs down has credence.
Keeping costs down to keep us self-sufficient makes us more attractive to investors, but once they're here it will be less of an issue.
It wouldn't make sense to give such a long contract to Parkinson if that was the thinking behind it.
Fair enough if he'd only been given a contract to the end of this season or even shorter, then I could see the "keeping costs down for now" argument having some sense behind it.
Clearly they believe he has what it takes to get us up and make a go of it in the championship too.