Don’t get how the efl are letting mac sign players on deadline day when players are asking them to terminate contracts through not being paid. Surely they shouldn’t be allowed?

Agree

Quoted from monkeyboy

Don’t get how the efl are letting mac sign players on deadline day when players are asking them to terminate contracts through not being paid. Surely they shouldn’t be allowed?

Would tend to agree with you but maybe as these players are coming from Premiership clubs they will not have to pay any wages as Prem clubs will sort in return for players getting first team experience.

Quoted from Lincoln Mariner 56

Would tend to agree with you but maybe as these players are coming from Premiership clubs they will not have to pay any wages as Prem clubs will sort in return for players getting first team experience.

If that’s the case why don’t all league 2 clubs do this

Agreed Macc shouldn't be allowed to sign players until their financial position is resolved (if they have financial issue) and if they were contributing to the loan players wages.  But maybe its ok if they weren't contributing to the loan players wages, effectively a player without increasing the wage budget.

Quoted from bawarmy

If that’s the case why don’t all league 2 clubs do this

I was merely putting forward how this possibly could be achieved and we are not privy to how many of these loans are financed, for example, do you believe we are paying in full the wages of the two Burnley lads or Ethan Robson?

Given the clubs they are at it is unlikely we could afford their wages even as under 23 players hence Tilley had to take a pay cut to join us from Brighton.

Well if it helps them send Stevenage down I am ok with it.