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  1. Weststander

    [Football] Newcastle Utd made record loss during 2016/2017 season

    A second thread in 24 hours on the same news.
  2. Weststander

    [Football] Newcastle Utd made record loss during 2016/2017 season

    Other than the Everton managers and Poch (who seems highly regarded), those names above have won trophies in their managerial careers. But the circus of Clement, Pulis, etc have earned countless millions too. Some question their abillities. Timing - they’re lucky to be around in a period of...
  3. Weststander

    [Football] Newcastle Utd made record loss during 2016/2017 season

    According to business insider magazine: Benitez (currently) £4m Pochettino £5.5m Everton managers such as Koeman £6m a year Klopp £7m Wenger £9m Conte £9.6m Mourinho & Guardiola £15m Managers are now paid similar sums to the players they manage. If they deliver PL survival, or CL football...
  4. Weststander

    [Football] Newcastle Utd made record loss during 2016/2017 season

    Wages is the key indicator of likely league success. On fees, Newcastle and Brighton all spent similar sums in 2017, but Newcastle still had the nucleus of their expensive PL squad from 2015/16.
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    [Football] Newcastle Utd made record loss during 2016/2017 season

    Totally agree. It’s been proven that wage spend bears the closest correlation to final league position, although obviously in a single season there are many variances (Leicester 2015/16). My take on 2016/17 is that both Newcastle and Brighton were clearly the best teams, that we outperformed...
  6. Weststander

    [Football] Newcastle Utd made record loss during 2016/2017 season

    Cue a Rafa hating thread. An unlikely enemy of NSC since we threw away the title. Their accounts/strategy follow the path which West Ham and QPR trod, to bounce straight back up by keeping almost all their best players and buying/borrowing additional quality players. Ashley astutely went down...
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