£249.99

What is he rumored to be be on Odemwingie?

He must be on a massive chunk though, highest paid player probably in the league, and yet in the 1st year didnt he take a small wage because we didn't have space, for example.

1st year: 50k
2nd year: 235k
3rd year: 235k

£520k over 3 years, about 180/190 avg?

I can see Nobby going for Carmont, Bailey (both out of contract?) from the first team proper and maybe some fringe players like Goulding to help bolster what is pretty much a non existant Celtic squad.

He's got a tough job on next year I think bearing in mind he wont have a great many players of quality to pick from.

I think we'll keep Bailey, although i think there are a couple of factors, how bad his injury is and if theres anyone else available.

Matt King is on just under 200k apparently. He his the highest payed player in the league.

Fieldens wage is probably split over afew years though, he might be on 250k this year who knows but the amount he is earning every year will not be 250k.

I guess he must be on the breadline with those figures

I do reckon he'll come in for Fielden and Carmont at sometime; I don't want to lose either though. We all know how good George is, and I honestly believe Fielden can be...Ressurected, so to speak, under Maguire.

Not convinced that Fielden and Noble's working relationship is still
good enough for him to follow him again.

Noble will be all too aware that Fielden is done as a top
flight prop too.

I certainly would expect Carmont to depart with him.

It has said on wigantoday he is ready to swoop for Carmont and offer him the 2 year deal he wants

According to the Express Harrison Hansen was disappointed to see Noble go.

Useful player but if it freed up enough cap space to bring in a bit of quality might be worth considering

I've read the Salary cap rules a few times now and from every thing i can see they don't need to be able to pay his current salary at all.

From my reading of the rules the only stumbling block in getting rid of a player is whatever termination fee is agreed.

The termination fee counts on the salary cap of the selling club, usually on a pro-rata basis over the remaining term of the contract.

so lets say a player has 2 years left on his contract, and agrees a £50,000 termination fee, then £25,000 for the next 2 years still counts on the salary cap of the club terminating the contract.

I'll try and look further to see if there are any specific exclusions for 'transfers' but i'm sure a player could always have his contract just terminated if there are clauses in his contract to agree termination, and a suitable termination fee can be agreed between club and player.