Agent Fees

[Luke Imp]

Macclesfield - £825...doesn't quite beat the £56 Aldershot spent a few years back.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1275836329289449472

 

[shoddycollins]

A fairly clear depiction of the difference in money between the Championship and League One, as Luton's 298k is the lowest spend in the Championship, while only Coventry, Ipswich and Sunderland exceed that in League One (and bear in mind that the period measured runs from February 2019 so includes a time when Luton were in L1 and Ipswich were in the Championship).

If you only include teams that didn't change divisions during that period then the drop from the Championship to L1 is a lot steeper than any of the other transitions between divisions with Sunderland being a singular (and predictable) outlier.

 

[Casey]

Macclesfield, Crawley, Oldham and Crewe must do better.

Big difference between top and bottom payers in the figures. I wonder if it represents a different policy or a lack of activity?

Casey

 

[TimeyWimey]

What are you all wasting your money on lads?

 

[Son of Cod]

Macclesfield - £825...doesn't quite beat the £56 Aldershot spent a few years back.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1275836329289449472

I bet that Aldershot one was a Nando's or something put through as an expense.

 

[The_Boss]

Macclesfield - £825...doesn't quite beat the £56 Aldershot spent a few years back.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1275836329289449472

Doesn't mean we actually bothered paying the £825!

 

[FiRTHYY]

Can’t recall the exact figure of ours last season, but I’m sure it was in excess of £300k. We still have the highest in the league this season, but it’s not unusual for Bradford City A.F.C to have their pants pulled down.

 

[Luke Imp]

Can’t recall the exact figure of ours last season, but I’m sure it was in excess of £300k. We still have the highest in the league this season, but it’s not unusual for Bradford City A.F.C to have their pants pulled down.

£155k - 9th highest in L1 last season.