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AJ wrote:The only way this can be true is if he has a set £££ built into his deal, as a result of being appointed by the previous era.
Otherwise, it will be up in 6 months, it won't cost that much.
He was brought to the club at a desparate time, by desparate people, leaving a successful club behind to fight relegation, lets just say its probably a good contract..............
Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery.......
I will look to the moment, and miraculously, the future will take care of itself.
Radio 5 Live, Sat, April 14th, 2007,...Dave Whelan, "In Wigan, rugby will always be king"
'I was certain, positive, convinced, and yet..........unsure'
Joined: Dec 22 2001 Posts: 14324 Location: Looking for coffee and donuts
twosevenzero wrote:At present it would cost too much to sack Noble, but, if attendances start to become affected ( and this looks likely ), the situation changes and his position will be considerably under more pressure.
As a conservative estimate we're likely to be about 2,000 below last year's attendance average if we continue as we are. x that by 13 games and x it again at about £12 a person and you don't need to be sir Alan Sugar to know what the most cost effective option might be.
Joined: Jan 04 2003 Posts: 4957 Location: At home, listening to Elvis.
Wigan/Leeds Andy wrote:As a conservative estimate we're likely to be about 2,000 below last year's attendance average if we continue as we are. x that by 13 games and x it again at about £12 a person and you don't need to be sir Alan Sugar to know what the most cost effective option might be.
twosevenzero wrote:He was brought to the club at a desparate time, by desparate people, leaving a successful club behind to fight relegation, lets just say its probably a good contract..............
As i was at the game the fans have lost patience with the coach and its time to chance,what are we going to do if we beat celtic and lose to wakey how many 2 games to save his job are we going him ?
Joined: Dec 22 2001 Posts: 3420 Location: At the match with Aoife on my shoulders
Wigan/Leeds Andy wrote:As a conservative estimate we're likely to be about 2,000 below last year's attendance average if we continue as we are. x that by 13 games and x it again at about £12 a person and you don't need to be sir Alan Sugar to know what the most cost effective option might be.
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Joined: Sep 19 2003 Posts: 3525 Location: Manchester
Wigan/Leeds Andy wrote:As a conservative estimate we're likely to be about 2,000 below last year's attendance average if we continue as we are. x that by 13 games and x it again at about £12 a person and you don't need to be sir Alan Sugar to know what the most cost effective option might be.
Crashing out of the cup and failing to make the play-offs will add to the losses...
Badwanger wrote:IMO, Sculthorpe at his peak was better than Hanley was at his.
nickmanator wrote:billy boston in todays game might pinch a spot bringin the cone on and that bein kind
robbierotten wrote:Imo Sam Tomkins is a very poor mans Danny Brough he is just a average player getting bigged up by the idiots who comentate on sky.
Deano G wrote:Jonathan Davies, who is his equal in [Super League] today?
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