IrelandsRover Posted August 28, 2020 Posted August 28, 2020 Tim takes over from Mark Kennedy at last seasons league two relegated club https://www.the42.ie/mark-kennedy-macclesfield-town-flowers-5189247-Aug2020/ Quote
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Rogerb Posted August 28, 2020 Posted August 28, 2020 Proven manager at this level but all depends what he has to work with in view of last seasons financial issues. Hope it works out for him. It was a rather sudden departure from Solihull 1 Quote
JPTSwindon Posted August 31, 2020 Posted August 31, 2020 A very tough gig after the ongoing financial issues saw them demoted last season. Quote
Roving Mick Posted September 16, 2020 Posted September 16, 2020 They've just been wound up, all for a paltry £500K. Spurs will be paying Bale more than that a week. 2 Quote
Dreams of 1995 Posted September 16, 2020 Posted September 16, 2020 1 hour ago, Roving Mick said: They've just been wound up, all for a paltry £500K. Spurs will be paying Bale more than that a week. Welcome to modern football. I read the other day that there was 2.1 trillion floating around the football industry. Which, put into perspective, the UK GDP is 2.8 trillion. It makes you sick to see a football club around since 1874 has been wound up for a sum of money that a big club pays out weekly to at least half a dozen players on their books. If you ever need evidence of the money not trickling down see here. Fans of UK football should boycott the Premier League but sadly it will never happen. We are a nation of football lovers, and sadly it is easy to capitalise on that with good broadcasting and mega talent. You have to feel for clubs like Macclesfield, and wonder when it will start to envelop clubs the size of ours. Can't be long. We are well on our way to a NFL style system, big city clubs, only one huge league and plenty of money to be made everywhere. 7 Quote
DanLad Posted September 16, 2020 Posted September 16, 2020 Macclesfield have struggled financially for years, but we're paying Sol Campbell at least £15,000 a month apparently. Ridiculous of Macc to agree that sort of money to any manager let alone a novice. Surely Campbell must have realised that they couldn't pay it given the dire state of their finances? Campbell was then one of the people backing the winding up petition, which also doesn't cover him in glory. I seem to recall Campbell complaining about lack of managerial opportunities. No wonder if that's the wage he wanted. It's not all about Campbell, of course, given the club has been in trouble for years. 3 Quote
A Northern Horde... Posted September 16, 2020 Posted September 16, 2020 5 hours ago, Dreams of 1995 said: Welcome to modern football. I read the other day that there was 2.1 trillion floating around the football industry. Which, put into perspective, the UK GDP is 2.8 trillion. It makes you sick to see a football club around since 1874 has been wound up for a sum of money that a big club pays out weekly to at least half a dozen players on their books. If you ever need evidence of the money not trickling down see here. Fans of UK football should boycott the Premier League but sadly it will never happen. We are a nation of football lovers, and sadly it is easy to capitalise on that with good broadcasting and mega talent. You have to feel for clubs like Macclesfield, and wonder when it will start to envelop clubs the size of ours. Can't be long. We are well on our way to a NFL style system, big city clubs, only one huge league and plenty of money to be made everywhere. It's shocking to see this happen but you start to get the feeling amongst the rest of the football hierarchy it's a case of 'oh well,it's only Macclesfield'...same with poor Bury. Awful. 1 Quote
Exiled_Rover Posted September 16, 2020 Posted September 16, 2020 55 minutes ago, DanLad said: Macclesfield have struggled financially for years, but we're paying Sol Campbell at least £15,000 a month apparently. Ridiculous of Macc to agree that sort of money to any manager let alone a novice. Surely Campbell must have realised that they couldn't pay it given the dire state of their finances? Campbell was then one of the people backing the winding up petition, which also doesn't cover him in glory. I seem to recall Campbell complaining about lack of managerial opportunities. No wonder if that's the wage he wanted. It's not all about Campbell, of course, given the club has been in trouble for years. Sol Campbell only cares about Sol Campbell. 3 Quote
Sparks Rover Posted September 16, 2020 Posted September 16, 2020 (edited) 6 hours ago, Dreams of 1995 said: It makes you sick to see a football club around since 1874 has been wound up for a sum of money that a big club pays out weekly to at least half a dozen players on their books.. If I don't pay my taxes the tax man will send me to jail. They've had 12 winding up orders in the last 12 months from the HMRC. They've had enough of them and perhaps a stronger club will replace them. Sad as it is for the club and supporters. Edited September 16, 2020 by Sparks Rover Quote
Rogerb Posted September 16, 2020 Posted September 16, 2020 Meanwhile Southend have a fourth adjournment until end of October for a similar amount owed to hmrc according to BBC sport Quote
IrelandsRover Posted September 17, 2020 Author Posted September 17, 2020 Easy to criticise Sol Campbell but he did a great job with them. How would any of us react to being owed 6 figures by anyone Quote
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