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I think one or two teams might be full-time, but the vast majority of (or even all) teams are semi-pro.
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does that mean they train every day?
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I don't think so.
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hmmm strange... so there not actually payed then?
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all are paid... just most if not all are semi pro. when you go to bsq prem its a mix of both but below that mainly semi pro. dont train every day, couple times a week id say.
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ta lads... 1 more question, what would an aveage wage be per week?
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A few hundred probably.
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Histon [league above what you are taking about] have no professional players, all have other jobs, ie the captain is a Postman.
Wages are about £600 max a week, they train 3 nights a week. Average wage would be £100-£250 a week for Histon, so would assume £50-£100 in the leagues above. |
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some guys on contacts, but not mega money mabye 200/300 pw
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Ebbsfleet's (Conf) wage budget was cut to £4.5k pw after only a small number of my football club members renewed. Darford in the Ryman Prem are reputed to be operating on a 9k pw budget, Tonbridge Angels in the same Lge are just behind them on 8k, again reputedly.
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It very much depends on the backing was the point.
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almost all are part-time, as are quite a few of the blue square premier sides.
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gateshead not going full time till next season, for instance
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