Son of Cod
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Hmmmmm, looking at our lineup yesterday we had 7 subs and nobody in the matcday squad was homegrown.
Hmmmmm, looking at our lineup yesterday we had 7 subs and nobody in the matcday squad was homegrown.
Points deduction incoming.Aye I can't think of anyone that gets out of it based on the above rules either?
Looking at our line ups all season at least one of Pollock or Clifton has been in every matchday squad until yesterday
Points deduction incoming.
Not yet!
The expected entry point for sanction on a first offence will be to treat the Club as having named (but not played) an ineligible player and this would ordinarily warrant a financial penalty.
Just off to check all your line-ups from earlier this season...
Damn. Guess we should keep quiet and see if Hurst slips up again this weekend.I already did as I mentioned above!
Hmmmmm, looking at our lineup yesterday we had 7 subs and nobody in the matcday squad was homegrown.
Is this for this current season....Or going forwardI'm not sure this is the right thread but we sure like discussing playing budgets on this forum don't we Conker?
I did hear a couple of 'interesting'/'that's bollox' (delete where applicable) playing budget related stuff this morning but I don't believe every single thing I hear and nor should anybody else.
Anyway, I hear that Orient's P.B. this season is and I quote 'comfortably' a top 5 one. The other relates to Morecambe of all clubs, and my sauce tells me he believes they no longer have one of the smallest budgets in the division but more like a mid table one.
As to what I personally think, I think there's probably some truth in the Orient's claim but there's no way the Morecambe one is factual.
Is this for this current season....Or going forward
Was the not a much of a muchness this season with the cap??
Agreed We made 5 signings before the cap came into place. Some big hitters for this league anyway.For this season. I'm sure I'm not the only one out there that never really believed the salary cap guff. There's a number of ways to go above the cap if one so desires. Same goes for most other things in life (financially speaking) every time there's some sort of cap/limit. Always has and always will be.
I'm not sure this is the right thread but we sure like discussing playing budgets on this forum don't we Conker?
I did hear a couple of 'interesting'/'that's bollox' (delete where applicable) playing budget related stuff this morning but I don't believe every single thing I hear and nor should anybody else.
Anyway, I hear that Orient's P.B. this season is and I quote 'comfortably' a top 5 one. The other relates to Morecambe of all clubs, and my sauce tells me he believes they no longer have one of the smallest budgets in the division but more like a mid table one.
As to what I personally think, I think there's probably some truth in the Orient's claim but there's no way the Morecambe one is factual.
Bonuses weren't included if i recall correctly. That can make a huge difference.For this season. I'm sure I'm not the only one out there that never really believed the salary cap guff. There's a number of ways to go above the cap if one so desires. Same goes for most other things in life (financially speaking) every time there's some sort of cap/limit. Always has and always will be.
Newports next two home games have been moved to Cardiff City:
Not sure how this will help their own pitch that well for the rest of the season, I'm just happy we don't need to play on it!
Wish they had moved to Cardiff before game against FGR.Home games v Bradford and Orient have been switched to the Cardiff City Stadium, then we revert back to RP from Scunthorpe on 27/03 onwards. Don't see the point really as Dragons have 3 home games this month so pitch is gonna be well and truly fucked for April's home games. Unless we carry on at CCS next month.
gone fishing lolI’ve had enough of Newport bloody pitch, surely it comes to a point where it’s just unacceptable year on year in a professional league?
Cardiff city offered us a groundshare at xmas! which we were ready to accept, then the efl stepped in and refused us permission to do so saying the rodney parade pitch was at a well acceptable standard for l2 football, so dont blame the pitch for your injuries blame the efl.Wish they had moved to Cardiff before game against FGR.
We have lost 2 games out of 3 since then and all because of injuries picked up at Newport.
you could probably actually go fishing on that pitch some months in the year....gone fishing lol
No ones biting on this one !!
Given there's no fans, why weren't Newport able to use Spytty Park? At least you'd still be in Newport for home games.For anyone interested the long-term solution for the groundshare is that one of the rugby teams, Newport RFC, moves away from RP to play its matches. That's what the Dragons are pushing for but this won't be easy as RP is Newport RFC's spiritual home. A lot of politics to resolve to achieve this. Until this happens we are just limping along.
At the moment we have a regional rugby franchise based in Newport, the Dragons, who nobody supports. It's not called Newport so nobody in Newport is behind it and likewise nobody in greater Gwent supports it as they play in Newport. Everyone is disenfranchised, all very parochial sadly.
The only glimmer is that this week the Blues rugby franchise who play out of Cardiff have cut the shit and called a spade a spade by returning to their proper name of Cardiff Rugby and will be playing in their traditional kit of blue and black. Precedent set therefore for the Dragons to become Newport Rugby and play in black and amber. Hope is that people of Newport will get behind the franchise so that the opposition to the semi-pro Newport RFC leaving RP will fade away.
That then leaves us to agree a long-term lease at RP, sharing with one rugby team just like Swansea, Bristol City etc and for another hybrid pitch to be laid, which should last a season with only County and Newport Rugby playing on it.
There are actually fewer games being played on RP this season because Newport RFC's season has been cancelled, however, the Dragons are desperate for money so agreed for Wales Women football and the Blues rugby to play last autumn, which wrecked an already fucked pitch. Had these extra games not been played then I doubt the pitch would be as bad as it is now.
Pitch should have been laid last summer in fairness as the existing hybrid surface was due to be replaced but was shelved due to Covid.
Couldn't agree more that the RP pitch is shit and not fit for purpose. Just surprised nobody has suffered a serious injury on it. While we take the Bradford and Orient games to Cardiff the Dragons will be playing 3 games at RP so the surface won't get any better. In fact, I will be surprised if its just the 2 games we will play at CCS this season. Our Scunthorpe home game can't be played at CCS as Wales are playing Mexico there that day.
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