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Naylor said the total wage bill is now £102 million per year.

This chart says it is £47k ( basic ) per game : https://twitter.com/sportingintel/status/1210338410835124229?s=19

It's not down to Hughton. I am simply pointing out that the whole thread is setup from the first post to provoke devisive, black and white comparison.

The original post set the tone for this thread. Calling Potter's new contract "Shocking" was devisive trolling in post #1.

The only potential gremlin is that we only have the following 5 'non-big-6' games left at home : Bournemouth, Villa, Watford, Palace, Newcastle. We'll need to get as big a points haul from those 5 games as possible... ...which means 'Not being at home to Mr Cock-Up' AGAIN against Bournemouth...

Will be interesting to compare where we are after playing everyone once ( and removing the out of sequence 2nd Spurs game for the sake of the comparison ).

Is this still going on ? Southampton ( Home ) - loss Bournemouth ( Home ) - humiliated Cardiff ( Home ) - Must win ( until Fulham got us out of jail ) - loss Newcastle ( Home ) - draw with one of the worst half performances the Amex has seen. Dire. Sacked, and rightly so.

We were fine last season on St Patrick's Day with home points fests against Southampton, Bournemouth, Cardiff and Newcastle still to come. We got 1 point from those 4 games. Dire. Sackable.