The slow death of football

This post was the slow death of football. A club willing to pay Haaland £550, 000 per week
on a 9.5year contract is killing football and he is not the only one. We are not able and ever will be able to compete on a level playing field.

 

While I agree, surely at some point the law of diminishing returns kicks in?

 

It was a open secret that Neil Redfearn was going to be announced as manager
Unfortunately the club is a shambles at the moment with players not getting paid and leaving in droves as well as fans boycotting the matches
A very tough gig for Mr Redfearn

 

Local Farsley community forum post says that Redfearn failed to show up for the team's "home" game yesterday, which Celtic ended up losing 1-6 to a relegation rival. The rumour is that he's walked out within a matter of weeks.

My local non-league team's troubles are a brief respite from my frustrations with BFC's current plight, but it's sad to see things like this happening at Farsley, essentially all down to the actions of the owner.

 

Yeah, it's just down the road from me, sounds a shambles.

 

Farcely Celtic then.