| Half a million a week for 9 years! 10:05 - Jan 17 with 6333 views | RangersDave |
the world's gone mad! |  |
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| Half a million a week for 9 years! on 10:08 - Jan 17 with 5113 views | loftboy |
Who? |  |
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| Half a million a week for 9 years! on 10:09 - Jan 17 with 5091 views | GaryBannister86 |
Well I wanted Jimmy signed up but I think we've gone overboard here |  | | |
| Half a million a week for 9 years! on 10:10 - Jan 17 with 5060 views | colinallcars |
Plus Luncheon Vouchers. |  | | |
| Half a million a week for 9 years! on 10:22 - Jan 17 with 4958 views | Toast_R |
Assuming they're confident that the Premier League will lose their case against them then and that there will be minimal punishment if any. |  | | |
| Half a million a week for 9 years! on 10:31 - Jan 17 with 4904 views | RangersDave |
Harland!
Whilst a good player, 2m a month? | |
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| Half a million a week for 9 years! on 10:48 - Jan 17 with 4800 views | ted_hendrix |
Whatever happened about the 115 charges of alleged financial rules?
Does anybody care anymore? |  |
| My Father had a profound influence on me, he was a lunatic. |
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| Half a million a week for 9 years! on 10:50 - Jan 17 with 4784 views | stevec |
Does seem crazy but at that end of the football world finding a replacement would involve paying out the equivalent of 4 years wages in the transfer fee alone. |  | | |
| Half a million a week for 9 years! on 11:24 - Jan 17 with 4657 views | PlanetHonneywood |
Imagine if we had him. He'd be great cover for Frey, Lloyd, and Celar. |  |
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| Half a million a week for 9 years! on 12:03 - Jan 17 with 4474 views | queensparker |
Plenty of rumours flying around they’re facing a gigantic points deduction now
I found it hard to find anywhere to bet on them going down next season and they’re in the top ten favourites go down *this* season [Post edited 17 Jan 12:06]
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| Half a million a week for 9 years! on 12:09 - Jan 17 with 4421 views | Juzzie |
Seems like doing a Chelsea by spreading cost over a long contract but I thought it was limited for 5 years? Unless that only applies to a new signing.
World has gone bonkers. I remember when we talked out £50k a week being utterly insane (which it was and still is). Now the likes of £100k/200k/500k are being banded around like it's small change. |  | | |
| Half a million a week for 9 years! on 12:19 - Jan 17 with 4380 views | Paddyhoops |
| Half a million a week for 9 years! on 10:48 - Jan 17 by ted_hendrix |
Whatever happened about the 115 charges of alleged financial rules?
Does anybody care anymore? |
Citeh know something we don’t . They’re probably getting away with the charges.
Citeh and Chelsea have never won anything in my eyes . |  | | |
| Half a million a week for 9 years! on 12:30 - Jan 17 with 4308 views | LazyFan |
Lets say your about to be relegated due to a points deduction and all your best players are going to be miffed and leave. Exactly what happened to Reading (oh my ribs).
If you have the money, you can tie up all your best young players on long contracts to ensure that if that happens, you have top talent to get you back up the league in a season.
If you are lucky to be in a transfer window when you see this coming, you can also use that money to sign a bucketload of young players. I notice the rumour mill has them buying lots of players in a Jan window when few clubs do that.
This could be especially true as some of your existing old hands, like Walker, have sniffed the stink early and now want out before it all gets messy.
This could be what they are doing; it's just a guess.
It will be interesting to see what the other players like Phoden will do. |  |
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| Half a million a week for 9 years! on 13:23 - Jan 17 with 4183 views | PlanetHonneywood |
| Half a million a week for 9 years! on 12:09 - Jan 17 by Juzzie |
Seems like doing a Chelsea by spreading cost over a long contract but I thought it was limited for 5 years? Unless that only applies to a new signing.
World has gone bonkers. I remember when we talked out £50k a week being utterly insane (which it was and still is). Now the likes of £100k/200k/500k are being banded around like it's small change. |
I read in a paper here that Mbappe is on just shy of €1m a week at Real!
Shudder to think what Ronaldo (slim) is on out in Saudi. | |
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| Half a million a week for 9 years! on 13:31 - Jan 17 with 4122 views | HAYESBOY |
| Half a million a week for 9 years! on 10:10 - Jan 17 by colinallcars |
Plus Luncheon Vouchers. |
And use of the comfy chair at the training ground. That was the clincher. |  |
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| Half a million a week for 9 years! on 13:34 - Jan 17 with 4103 views | CamberleyR |
Was the use of the swivel chair at weekends, the automatic bottle opener and Mrs Guardiola's recipe for ratatouille included? [Post edited 17 Jan 14:13]
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| Half a million a week for 9 years! on 13:48 - Jan 17 with 4024 views | loftus77 |
| Half a million a week for 9 years! on 12:30 - Jan 17 by LazyFan |
Lets say your about to be relegated due to a points deduction and all your best players are going to be miffed and leave. Exactly what happened to Reading (oh my ribs).
If you have the money, you can tie up all your best young players on long contracts to ensure that if that happens, you have top talent to get you back up the league in a season.
If you are lucky to be in a transfer window when you see this coming, you can also use that money to sign a bucketload of young players. I notice the rumour mill has them buying lots of players in a Jan window when few clubs do that.
This could be especially true as some of your existing old hands, like Walker, have sniffed the stink early and now want out before it all gets messy.
This could be what they are doing; it's just a guess.
It will be interesting to see what the other players like Phoden will do. |
I've also heard reliably that the Sir Jamie Pollock own goal in 1998 is an intrinsic factor in the Premier League's deliberations and consequently QPR will be deducted 500pts with immediate effect. | | | |
| Half a million a week for 9 years! on 13:50 - Jan 17 with 4013 views | Juzzie |
| Half a million a week for 9 years! on 13:23 - Jan 17 by PlanetHonneywood |
I read in a paper here that Mbappe is on just shy of €1m a week at Real!
Shudder to think what Ronaldo (slim) is on out in Saudi. |
Ronaldo on €3m a week. Contract expires end of season and looking to re-sign. Been banging in the goals but the team still 3rd and 12 points off the lead at the halfway stage. | | | |
| Half a million a week for 9 years! on 14:00 - Jan 17 with 3966 views | R_from_afar |
| Half a million a week for 9 years! on 10:31 - Jan 17 by RangersDave |
Harland!
Whilst a good player, 2m a month? |
Apparently, City played hardball with him. He will *not* have use of the pool car  |  |
| "Things had started becoming increasingly desperate at Loftus Road but QPR have been handed a massive lifeline and the place has absolutely erupted. it's carnage. It's bedlam. It's 1-1." |
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| Half a million a week for 9 years! on 14:01 - Jan 17 with 3951 views | NewBee |
| Half a million a week for 9 years! on 12:09 - Jan 17 by Juzzie |
Seems like doing a Chelsea by spreading cost over a long contract but I thought it was limited for 5 years? Unless that only applies to a new signing.
World has gone bonkers. I remember when we talked out £50k a week being utterly insane (which it was and still is). Now the likes of £100k/200k/500k are being banded around like it's small change. |
You can sign a player for as long as you like, but you can only amortise (word?) the cost over the first five years max.
My guess is that M.City are protecting themselves against Haaland leaving for Real Madrid on a free, or small transfer fee.
And by offering such a huge weekly wedge, they've probably been able to up the release fee which the player will undoubtedly have in his contract.
Whatever you think about where they get their money from (Clue: Stink. Week old Fish.), it cannot be denied that City apply it very cleverly, unlike eg their Manc neighbours. | | | |
| Half a million a week for 9 years! on 14:09 - Jan 17 with 3900 views | LazyFan |
| Half a million a week for 9 years! on 13:48 - Jan 17 by loftus77 |
I've also heard reliably that the Sir Jamie Pollock own goal in 1998 is an intrinsic factor in the Premier League's deliberations and consequently QPR will be deducted 500pts with immediate effect. |
Only minus 500 pts, you say?
Quick, we must agree to the league's terms and contract before they realise they should have smashed us for way more. | |
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| Half a million a week for 9 years! on 14:14 - Jan 17 with 3870 views | loftus77 |
| Half a million a week for 9 years! on 14:09 - Jan 17 by LazyFan |
Only minus 500 pts, you say?
Quick, we must agree to the league's terms and contract before they realise they should have smashed us for way more. |
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| Half a million a week for 9 years! on 14:16 - Jan 17 with 3850 views | sprocket |
| Half a million a week for 9 years! on 14:14 - Jan 17 by loftus77 |
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how much is enough? | | | |
| Half a million a week for 9 years! on 14:21 - Jan 17 with 3829 views | daveB |
Alan Shearer must be shitting it about his record now |  | | |
| Half a million a week for 9 years! on 14:22 - Jan 17 with 3822 views | RangersDave |
sorry guys, i made a mistake on this and need to be hauled over hot coals for giving you all, and the rest of the world duff gen.
It's actually 9.5 years contract!
Can you imagine Rangers affording £2m per month for just 1 footballer. Would £2m cover out monthly operating costs? [Post edited 17 Jan 19:40]
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| Half a million a week for 9 years! on 16:19 - Jan 17 with 3608 views | numptydumpty |
| Half a million a week for 9 years! on 14:22 - Jan 17 by RangersDave |
sorry guys, i made a mistake on this and need to be hauled over hot coals for giving you all, and the rest of the world duff gen.
It's actually 9.5 years contract!
Can you imagine Rangers affording £2m per month for just 1 footballer. Would £2m cover out monthly operating costs? [Post edited 17 Jan 19:40]
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Financial Fair Play !!
For who exactly ???
Nuts !! |  |
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