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Gaffer58
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With the Hollywood chaps owning them and they have an Amazon documentary being done I assume their yearly turnover is going up, hence they can spend more, out of interest is there a salary cap in division 5?
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With the Hollywood chaps owning them and they have an Amazon documentary being done I assume their yearly turnover is going up, hence they can spend more, out of interest is there a salary cap in division 5?


I might be wrong but I'm sure it was mentioned on here that the salary cap comes into force next season (2022/23)


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I might be wrong but I'm sure it was mentioned on here that the salary cap comes into force next season (2022/23)

National League clubs voted to introduce a salary cap a few weeks ago...

https://www.chad.co.uk/sport/football/national-league-clubs-vote-to-introduce-salary-caps-3293705


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From what I can see other than Mullin Wrexham have signed a player who couldn't get a game at Morecambe, a player who was in out and out of the team at Port Vale before being binned off by Darryl Clarke, a centre back from Southend who hardly got a game for them in back-to-back relegation seasons & a 31-year-old from Halifax.

Mullin is their only high profile signing.


Never underestimate an old lad from Halifax.


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There's a lot of assumption about Wrexham's budget (understandably so) but has anyone heard anything about what kind of sums the new owners are putting into the club?


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Never underestimate an old lad from Halifax.


To be fair, you’ve got a point, remember that little Irish bloke who couldn’t get a game at Morecambe? He didn’t do too bad.

No doubt Wrexham have some cash but as we know, that doesn’t mean anything in the conference…


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To be fair, you’ve got a point, remember that little Irish bloke who couldn’t get a game at Morecambe? He didn’t do too bad.

No doubt Wrexham have some cash but as we know, that doesn’t mean anything in the conference…


There was also a washed up has been who came from Canada.


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There was also a washed up has been who came from Canada.


Agreed, the list is endless…clubs are our level often benefit from these players yet we still sort of mock others for picking them up…is it just part of being a football fan or is it just blindness to anything other then your own club?


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To be fair, you’ve got a point, remember that little Irish bloke who couldn’t get a game at Morecambe? He didn’t do too bad.

No doubt Wrexham have some cash but as we know, that doesn’t mean anything in the conference…


Looking at the past ten seasons, there's probably been around a 40% promotion success rate for the club with the largest playing budget, the likes of Salford, Crawley, Fleetwood, Luton, Mansfield, Bristol Rovers, FGR etc. It doesn't guarantee anything, but it certainly helps.. Man City must be the perfect example of how to buy success..
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National League clubs voted to introduce a salary cap a few weeks ago...

https://www.chad.co.uk/sport/football/national-league-clubs-vote-to-introduce-salary-caps-3293705


That article does say from the start of the 2022/23 season.

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An ordinary resolution was voted in favour of by member clubs to introduce a salary cap from the 2022-23 season (the National League's minutes did not state amounts although it has been reported the suggested figures will be £900k per year for each Step One club and £540k per Step Two club).


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