Top ten finish for City

[Not Banksy]

When you look at Cov and Luton it’s hard to look at this with that much pride.. but is this proof that we are getting there? 

[View from the Dolman]

Those wage figures don't look right at all. 

£218500 x 52 = £11,362,000

Even if you look purely at Bristol City Football Club Ltd, the wagebill shows as in excess of £20m.

[phantom]

1 hour ago, View from the Dolman said:

Those wage figures don't look right at all. 

£218500 x 52 = £11,362,000

Even if you look purely at Bristol City Football Club Ltd, the wagebill shows as in excess of £20m.

I'd assume this is players only, we are well known for having mass additional costs for behind the scenes staff which is what you are referring to 

[And Its Smith]

No way of knowing how accurate this is so pointless looking at it 

[Bristol Rob]

1 hour ago, Not Banksy said:

When you look at Cov and Luton it’s hard to look at this with that much pride.. but is this proof that we are getting there? 

When did wages become a metric for success?

[View from the Dolman]

11 minutes ago, phantom said:

I'd assume this is players only, we are well known for having mass additional costs for behind the scenes staff which is what you are referring to 

That's why I chose that company rather than Bristol City Holdings Ltd. 

If you share the remaining c. £9m shown in the accounts between the 126 other employees outside the players categorisation, that gives an average of £75k/year. That's just patently absurd. 

[Davefevs]

I read the tweet, the source is one of those salary websites…which are pretty futile as a basis.

[Not Banksy]

Apologies for my quick screenshot and post.. looking back at this I can see how far off it is ahahahaha

[W-S-M Seagull]

Those figures ain't right at all. 

The likes of Luton, Coventry and Sunderland didn't have to play the large part of the season with just the 1 recognised cb as they were able to increase their wage budgets. 

[Tinmans Love Child]

11 hours ago, Not Banksy said:

When you look at Cov and Luton it’s hard to look at this with that much pride.. but is this proof that we are getting there? 

Wage rank isn't easy to say

[Barrs Court Red]

1 hour ago, Tinmans Love Child said:

Wage rank isn't easy to say

Rage wa…..oh I see

[BCFC101]

12 hours ago, W-S-M Seagull said:

Those figures ain't right at all. 

The likes of Luton, Coventry and Sunderland didn't have to play the large part of the season with just the 1 recognised cb as they were able to increase their wage budgets. 

Injuries at CB clearly hampered us this season but I feel it's worth pointing out that Sunderland did play the last 10 or so games with zero recognised CBs, and no more than one or two available at any time for most of the 2nd half of the season.

[Davefevs]

30 minutes ago, BCFC101 said:

Injuries at CB clearly hampered us this season but I feel it's worth pointing out that Sunderland did play the last 10 or so games with zero recognised CBs, and no more than one or two available at any time for most of the 2nd half of the season.

Luke O’Nien played most games?  Danny Batth only missed the last 3?

Joe Anderson was signed from Everton, they just didn’t really pick him.

Dan Ballard missed the last 10 or so, granted.

Like us they ran a small squad.