WC Prize Money - how to spend it

WC Prize Money - how to spend it

Alot of people are saying we need to do this and do that in regards to coaches, specialists and friendlies and we simply can't afford it.

I've changed the name of this topic to try and get a bit more discussion and I think it is a good topic. james dean2009-06-22 20:58:09

I would spend it on a speedboat and some hookers

Shouldn't we qualify for the World Cup first before planning how to spend the money?

They fired the last coach that got us to the world cup

Who fired him? The Knights? I would have to if I owned that team

Probably make sure that our National League is set up correctly that NZ football womens wise is okay and make sure all the NZ representives are kept in the loop about everything send the youngins away

WHS football training gear and playing kit.

First of all, I want to second the hookers idea.  Don't agree with the speedboat (if you had a load of hookers, why would you leave the house?) but I firmly believe that hookers are a viable option.

Suspect a significant chunk of it will go to the players, so they won't be out in the cold.

The question with regard to hookers though, is do we go for quality or quantity?

Get a few top-notch ones, or have an army of the cheap ones?

You'll have to ask the players if they're OK sharing.

Priority

1.) Hire a World Cup coach specialist. (Ricki & Brian will still need to be involved) there will be quality coaches looking for a challenge. Either Philippe Troussier or Jovan Vieira are available and will be priced at least US$640,000 They each have an excellent track record and have immense African, Asian and Europe experience with clubs and international. They have picked up weak national teams and turn them about to win cups as well as take them beyond what they should do in tournaments. Both have very strong tactical and strategic minds. (up to ~ $750,000)
2.) Player financial reward => tournament incentives and training allowances and playing bonuses. (~$500,000).
3.) Friendly matches pre-WC build up. (~$750,000).
4.) Create a boarder trust fund for youth football elite players scholarships.
5.) Reserve Funds and use some of the interest to create ongoing football continuity in the country. includes some that will go into building a football curriculum.
6.) NZFC or any national league competition format will have to be sort out financial function in some other way.

Keep going to World Cups, keep growing the reserve funds slowly over the time and use the interest of the money strategically for the country's football interest.

No hookers?

Or blow?

Good point. We'll need some on the speedboat to keep the hookers happy.

I'm not interested in keeping the hookers happy, they should be happy they are getting paid.  I'll keep the rest of us happy.

Really ?  Croatia ?  Have you met El Grap ?

Cheap as chips...the new "hot spot"

It's not really cheap - but inexpensive, yes.

I say Montenegro. Even cheaper. And there's plenty of Russian mobsters hanging around to do shady deals with.

Just win big wednesday then smoke some weed. Put 10mil towards the youngins and then another 10 towards the females 10mil on the nzfc and to get a backing for the next couple of years on it. Sell the cars to get more cash and then get tv rights for nzfc and all nz games