Transfer fees are becoming less relevant

A huge amount of the spending is on wages. For all their blather they have run up debts of £100 million ish and we have run up debts of £zero ish. They are the ones that receive "investment" year in, year out. If they aren't anywhere close to us in generating income, then they would be better looking at themselves rather than whinging. If you employ a style of football that reduces attendance to 13,000 through its dreariness then you really can't complain about the lack of funds. Additionally, they have elected to spend on wages rather than fees - if that hasn't produced players of the requisite quality then maybe they should reconsider that policy rather than bleating.

Posted By: Clairvoyant Creosote on February 19th 2018 at 14:56:53

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Spending (NCFC) - Steve in Holland, Feb 19, 14:33:55
- wages (n/m) (NCFC) - Chris Peacock, Feb 19, 15:01:41
- Transfer fees are becoming less relevant (NCFC) - Clairvoyant Creosote, Feb 19, 14:56:53
- According to transfermarkt we have spent 139m and them 6m in last 5 years (NCFC) - earlydoors, Feb 19, 14:55:05
  - But again... (NCFC) - Clairvoyant Creosote, Feb 19, 14:58:53
    - Agreed. They are missing the point by highlighting our spend (NCFC) - earlydoors, Feb 19, 15:01:12
  - That is euros btw (n/m) (NCFC) - earlydoors, Feb 19, 14:56:55
    - Well that goes without saying. And we will. And next season get promoted (n/m) (NCFC) - Steve in Holland, Feb 19, 14:59:13
- I said fifteen years. It's twenty five. Oh. My. God (n/m) (NCFC) - Steve in Holland, Feb 19, 14:40:43
- 'Yeah, well they spent £750 million last year and can only draw with us' (NCFC) - Fozzie, Feb 19, 14:38:15

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