' Cardiff City Coaching job available £16,000 a year '

Polo is right that is no wage really and I bet they pay a lot more elsewhere. This is quite poor actually, we should be trying to attract the best coaches and for that we need to pay them a top salary. For crying out loud we have some players earning almost double that a week!

Take £500 a week off each players weekly wage and that will more than cover offering top coaches top salaries.

It's not a coach for the club

He will be coaching kids across South Wales area, I imagine they will be inviting the best players they come across to train with the academy. It is linked to the club.

It's not even for a football coach

just thought I'd point out, for what its worth, its not a vacancy for a football coach, its a vacancy for a 'community multi-sports coach'.....thats all

you lot are dull as shit I used to do community coaching for trouble makers around schools to help cut down anti social behaviour.it says it's not a 9 to 5 job because you might do an hour session but then not have another one for hours after or one day you may have one 2 hour session in the morning somewhere then one in the evening. what a bun of plums this might only be 5 hours of work a day

The irony. You teaching people on anti social behaviour and you're calling people on here dull as shit after 2 posts.

He's right most people on here are dull as f**k.

People dont even know how many weeks in a year ffs

just thought I'd point out, for what its worth, its not a vacancy for a football coach, its a vacancy for a 'community multi-sports coach'.....thats all

im pretty sure some of the replies are wind ups.......

"This isnt a 9-5pm job"

So your expected to put extra hours in for whaqt equates to not much more than minimum wage

Id rather go labouring for Brownie

Working 9-5 5 days a week on minimum wage would get you around £10,000 a year so I think it's quite a bit more

£6.31 x 40 hours per week x 52 weeks equals £13,124.80 so as I said whats on offer doesnt equate to much more.

Hopefully you dont work in accounts or on pay roll.

You are counting every day of the week there I said 5 days a week so take the weekends out of that equation and also holidays

No im not im counting 5 days a week and holiday package is included in the advert.

Give it up son or go and get a f*cking calculator

52 weeks that includes weekends take 2 days off each week

What the f**k

Its 52 weeks as theres 52 weeks in the year you f*cking rem.

Have you ever had a job??!?

LOL, don't usually get involved with personnel arguments but this Welshman19 takes the biscuit!!

As a student I'd happily take that salary just for the experience, some of you boomers need to wake up and smell the cheese. Things are harder than they used to be.

take it then, about time you paid taxes and struggled like the rest of us!!!

Wish I could but no experience being a history and theology nerd, if anyone from the club reads this and offers me a summer of work then I would take it for free, experience is everything now. I could train a monkey that could've got into uni 50 years ago

History and theology nerd? Well that's just what the club needs, someone to explain to Tan all about CCFC and what it means - put yourself forward!!!

.........and come off the dole and drop from £32k per annum - how dull is our club!

- That's where our country stinks. Why should someone get more in benefits than do they do for working for a living and paying taxes, NI etc.

"This isnt a 9-5pm job"

So your expected to put extra hours in for whaqt equates to not much more than minimum wage

Id rather go labouring for Brownie

Working 9-5 5 days a week on minimum wage would get you around £10,000 a year so I think it's quite a bit more

£6.31 x 40 hours per week x 52 weeks equals £13,124.80 so as I said whats on offer doesnt equate to much more.

Hopefully you dont work in accounts or on pay roll.

You are counting every day of the week there I said 5 days a week so take the weekends out of that equation and also holidays

No im not im counting 5 days a week and holiday package is included in the advert.

Give it up son or go and get a f*cking calculator

52 weeks that includes weekends take 2 days off each week

What the f**k

Its 52 weeks as theres 52 weeks in the year you f*cking rem.

Have you ever had a job??!?

I'm hope this moron doesn't have a job requiring him to count past 10 ffs!

Hey Welshman19 Ive got some cleaning work for you!!

Hey Welshman19 Ive got some cleaning work for you!!

is that 5 days a week or 52 weeks a year??

Hey Welshman19 Ive got some cleaning work for you!!

is that 5 days a week or 52 weeks a year??

That severely tickled me

.........and come off the dole and drop from £32k per annum - how dull is our club!

- That's where our country stinks. Why should someone get more in benefits than do they do for working for a living and paying taxes, NI etc.

yeah i work in benefits...if someone is getting anywhere near that on the dole then the person actioning it is on crack

most JSA claimants get around 2.8k per year then maybe another 1-4k on tax credits (depending on circs)

some people are so out of touch with the system at the moment and just believe everything the Daily Mail tells them

As a student I'd happily take that salary just for the experience, some of you boomers need to wake up and smell the cheese. Things are harder than they used to be.

take it then, about time you paid taxes and struggled like the rest of us!!!

Wish I could but no experience being a history and theology nerd, if anyone from the club reads this and offers me a summer of work then I would take it for free, experience is everything now. I could train a monkey that could've got into uni 50 years ago

History and theology nerd? Well that's just what the club needs, someone to explain to Tan all about CCFC and what it means - put yourself forward!!!

Ha! I'll take the vote of confidence, I'm only young and also have a business a-level so maybe I'm still just a plastic anyway

.........and come off the dole and drop from £32k per annum - how dull is our club!

- That's where our country stinks. Why should someone get more in benefits than do they do for working for a living and paying taxes, NI etc.

yeah i work in benefits...if someone is getting anywhere near that on the dole then the person actioning it is on crack

most JSA claimants get around 2.8k per year then maybe another 1-4k on tax credits (depending on circs)

some people are so out of touch with the system at the moment and just believe everything the Daily Mail tells them

Yeah cos JSA is the only benefit people can claim eh

.........and come off the dole and drop from £32k per annum - how dull is our club!

- That's where our country stinks. Why should someone get more in benefits than do they do for working for a living and paying taxes, NI etc.

yeah i work in benefits...if someone is getting anywhere near that on the dole then the person actioning it is on crack

most JSA claimants get around 2.8k per year then maybe another 1-4k on tax credits (depending on circs)

some people are so out of touch with the system at the moment and just believe everything the Daily Mail tells them

Yeah cos JSA is the only benefit people can claim eh

no obviously not. but it usually excludes you from most others like: income support, esa, carers allowance, dsa etc. if u get JSA you can usually only get child tax credits and child benifit with it. which us never rarely more than 8k unless you've got a f**k load of kids.

And rent? Who pays that for them? The tooth fairy?

Hey Welshman19 Ive got some cleaning work for you!!

is that 5 days a week or 52 weeks a year??

me too, ive logged on and laughed twice in the first 2 mins..

And rent? Who pays that for them? The tooth fairy?

oooh, my apologies, housing benifits too, taking it to a huge total of around 10k

you're going to have to come up with a lot more waffle to get it to that ludicrus 32k that someone suggested earlier.

And rent? Who pays that for them? The tooth fairy?

oooh, my apologies, housing benifits too, taking it to a huge total of around 10k

you're going to have to come up with a lot more waffle to get it to that ludicrus 32k that someone suggested earlier.

My brother was on near maximum benefits a few years ago, not sure how much it was but he was only living in trowbridge as well as being married so it can't have been much or he would've got a bigger mortgage. He did get the laptop and car as part of the scheme but he was in the highest category so 32k is pretty ludicrous.

And rent? Who pays that for them? The tooth fairy?

oooh, my apologies, housing benifits too, taking it to a huge total of around 10k

you're going to have to come up with a lot more waffle to get it to that ludicrus 32k that someone suggested earlier.

My brother was on near maximum benefits a few years ago, not sure how much it was but he was only living in trowbridge as well as being married so it can't have been much or he would've got a bigger mortgage. He did get the laptop and car as part of the scheme but he was in the highest category so 32k is pretty ludicrous.

car?

And rent? Who pays that for them? The tooth fairy?

oooh, my apologies, housing benifits too, taking it to a huge total of around 10k

you're going to have to come up with a lot more waffle to get it to that ludicrus 32k that someone suggested earlier.

10k and the rest. They dont pay council tax either. Free gym.etc.
The suggestion replied to was people on benefits can be better off than people who work and pay tax / NI and thats not a suggestion its FACT

.........and come off the dole and drop from £32k per annum - how dull is our club!

- That's where our country stinks. Why should someone get more in benefits than do they do for working for a living and paying taxes, NI etc.

You two are seriously suggesting that most people on the dole are receiving 32 grand a year...I know that's bullshit, stop believing the media lies.

Get the beers out! This conversation is hotting up

Get the beers out! This conversation is hotting up

Do one Lez the men are talking

Get the beers out! This conversation is hotting up

Do one Lez the men are talking

As a student I'd happily take that salary just for the experience, some of you boomers need to wake up and smell the cheese. Things are harder than they used to be.

take it then, about time you paid taxes and struggled like the rest of us!!!

Wish I could but no experience being a history and theology nerd, if anyone from the club reads this and offers me a summer of work then I would take it for free, experience is everything now. I could train a monkey that could've got into uni 50 years ago

When and where did you do theology?

No wonder Bellamy said no.

Well in sir. Well in.