Rosencrantz
Very well known Exeweb poster
I guess the question should be whether those clubs paying above that rate are breaking even without any covering of losses. Our own base budget would be slightly below £1.25 million although with the extra money we have generated, the cap would have allowed us to invest more in other areas such as infrastructure, ground, training ground and more importantly academy. We could then move up from being grade three as is our ambition.Most and yes
That level of cap would probably be good for us in our outlook of pushing our young players although the proposed L1 level would still be very much a challenge although a narrower gap. It would probably force other clubs to do similar investment in youth which would arguably be good for the game as a whole in this country. However most clubs (and supporters I suspect) do not have the same view, it's all about the competition and little else.