Thered be uproar among the Fauntleroy community though. Would it fit in with any other tax amnesty or tax break type thing
Bring it in for all sports. Soccer, rugby, GAA all have same issue
Philly McMahon and the likes wouldnāt wipe their hole with 10k though id say.
Whats the going rate these days for a Philly?
200 a night.
3 nights a week.
4 weeks a month.
10 months a year?
If you have to ask you canāt afford
You wouldnt get much back out of 30K Iād say.
No bother. Just pay tax on it then ![]()
I think Phillies are 70k a year?
Iām touching on 80 sessions/matches with a team this year and hopefully another few weeks to go.
Any club chairman signing off on giving more than 8 or 9 grand to an external coach would want their head examined. Considering that you could be paying up against a similar amount to some S&C āguruā and then 12 or 15 thousand on Physio bills, due diligence would want to be in place, as well as a sub committee to search for a coach who know what they are doing.
70k to win a Club All Ireland.
Rookie numbers.
Kilcoo were spending well north of £100k sterling to become Kings of Ireland.
Easy spend other peopleās money
Did they rob a bank or something?
They just didnāt want to fill out the forms.
How much are you trousering?
Pockets and pockets full of abuse.
Youād talking probably 3 hours minimum for each of those sessions.
2 hours for the session inc travel then 45mins/1hr planning and writing it up.
Plus add in all the over and back around selections, planning, video analysis etc during the week.
Thereās coaches out there travelling 6 hour round trips to coach intermediate for the love of the game. Youāve it handy.
The Funding of senior club teams rarely go through the club books. Normally there will be a couple of business types raising money through local businesses and sponsorship. In Dublin it would cost a minimum of 40k to run a competitive senior club team. Clubs might contribute 10k of that themselves and the rest would be fundraising
And how do ye funnel the money to the players?