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Defoe 130K a week
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For that sort of wage he'd better be mustard.
What? The one that you won by CHEATING?
but CHEATED to get there! Oh ok then....
Stato
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- Dec 21, 2011
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Is it Wigan On Sea?
beorhthelm
A. Virgo, Football Genius
- Jul 21, 2003
- 35,300
value for money will be determined if he scores goals that entertain and keep them going in the League.
people need to realise, exageration and duff news aside, these are the sort of figures for the Premier League now. any club could afford half a squad of players on 6 figures a week.
It doesnt say that on the trophy mate
chill out ffs..farking hell not only did I and hundreds of ours sign your petition at our gaff when the Goldstone was sold from under your feet, I also did the same on here in 2007 when you couldn't garner 30 signatures for your new ground petition before it eventually got to 3000 .
Could I imagine any of you lot doing the same for us....no chance
Anyway this isnt a popularity contest so gofeckyourself
Lost that extra second of speed now. Should give Dunk the runaround unless we can stop the supply.
It doesnt say that on the trophy mate
chill out ffs..farking hell not only did I and hundreds of ours sign your petition at our gaff when the Goldstone was sold from under your feet, I also did the same on here in 2007 when you couldn't garner 30 signatures for your new ground petition before it eventually got to 3000 .
Could I imagine any of you lot doing the same for us....no chance
Anyway this isnt a popularity contest so gofeckyourself
Well you don't know us very well then!
rocker959
Well-known member
Stop paying these ridiculous amounts to players and reduce the ticket / food and merchandise prices etc ...... oooops sorry I was dreaming .
wakeytom
New member
You cannot pin this on him, he was one of only a couple of players who stayed professional this year. Still a proven striker and given what will happen this transfer window the numbers talked about on here is no surprise.
Also to those asking how they can afford this with such a small ground, in the PL ticket sales are all but irrelevant compared to the other income. Finishing mid table however allows you to comfortably sign players on 100k a week
HastingsSeagull
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Good signing for them and will be on half that with a huge signing bonus so it's guarenteed
wakeytom
New member
The smart contact would be a good signing bonus with a low weekly and premier league goal bonus of say £100k a goal
Billy the Fish
Technocrat
Could I imagine any of you lot doing the same for us....no chance
Anyway this isnt a popularity contest so gofeckyourself
To be fair, if you need support to build a ground I think you'd get it here, we don't forget what we went through you build Falmer.
WonderingSoton
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- Dec 3, 2014
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Started his career with Bournemouth didn't he? Seems fitting to end it there as well.
The issue here isn't paying one free transfer player a big wage. The outlay over the course of the deal won't be much different to a normal transfer fee signing of say 10m on say 50k a week.
Rather, the issue for Bournemouth will be managing this one big earner together with the rest of their squad. Because paying one person these wages is one thing, controlling other players who will inevitably come knocking on the door asking for big wages in parity is the real issue. Because then the wage bill starts spiraling.
That'll be a test of Howe's man management.
The issue here isn't paying one free transfer player a big wage. The outlay over the course of the deal won't be much different to a normal transfer fee signing of say 10m on say 50k a week.
Rather, the issue for Bournemouth will be managing this one big earner together with the rest of their squad. Because paying one person these wages is one thing, controlling other players who will inevitably come knocking on the door asking for big wages in parity is the real issue. Because then the wage bill starts spiraling.
That'll be a test of Howe's man management.
Don't like all the bleating about Bournemouth's success.
For Pete's sake, they have done very well and like us were almost ' gonners' a few years back.
Let's face it, unless we make some very good signings, the reality of staying in the Prem will be a hard battle, as it is for many promoted clubs.
I would love us to emulate Bournemouth's progress; finishing 9th is very creditable by any standards of measurement.
For Pete's sake, they have done very well and like us were almost ' gonners' a few years back.
Let's face it, unless we make some very good signings, the reality of staying in the Prem will be a hard battle, as it is for many promoted clubs.
I would love us to emulate Bournemouth's progress; finishing 9th is very creditable by any standards of measurement.
SK1NT
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Thought i heard on Sky Sports news that Defoe was on 65k a week. Crazy money. 3 times the average yearly salary. Something about player wages doesn't sit right with me. Especially when the real hero's are the nurses, fireman, police, teachers who all generally get a pittance and have wage caps.
Lush
Mods' Pet
130K a week? Are you sure?
*waits*
*waits*
It is a gamble for sure although I wouldn't have turned down Defoe here for a season