JCS (1 Viewer)

[Kilclines curly mullet]

Released by Chelsea.

Does that make him more affordable (if we are actually in for him) or is a fee still payable as he is under 24 ?

 

[shmmeee]

If he’s not offered a contract no compo AFAIK

 

[stupot07]

If he’s not offered a contract no compo AFAIK

Yeah that's correct. The same as O'Hare


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[1ccfc]

That said, the player often expects a larger signing on fee and higher wages. I suppose you could argue that the larger wages are almost like financing a transfer over the duration of the contract.

 

[PUSB-We_are_going_up]

That said, the player often expects a larger signing on fee and higher wages. I suppose you could argue that the larger wages are almost like financing a transfer over the duration of the contract.

Paying 10 grand a week equates to £520,000 over a year and if its 20 grand a week £1,040,000 over a year, ridiculous that

 

[Frostie]

Between us & Sheffield United from what I have heard. Almost guaranteed a start with us & obviously is familiar with the team, staff & style of play but Sheff Utd will undoubtedly throw more £ at him. Fingers crossed.

 

[robbiekeane]

Paying 10 grand a week equates to £520,000 over a year and if its 20 grand a week £1,040,000 over a year, ridiculous that

Wait until you work out what 30 grand a week is!

 

[PUSB-We_are_going_up]

Wait until you work out what 30 grand a week is!

£1,560,000, thats more than we payed for Gustavo Hamer, Viktor Gyökeres, Ben Sheaf, well all of our squad individually

 

[PUSB-We_are_going_up]

I would rather go out and buy another Gustavo Hamer than pay someone 30 grand a week

Wait until you work out what 30 grand a week is!

 

[stevefloyd]

I think I could have a nice little life for 30k a week

 

[fatso]

I think I could have a nice little life for 30k a week

Its a crazy fucked up world when a young man is "earning" £30k a week just for kicking a bag of wind about for 90 minutes on a Saturday afternoon in what is not even the top league, while a pensioner who's worked and contributed all their life, is expected to get buy on less than £10k per year.

Sorry for the rant, but it boils my piss,
What with agents creaming huge sums of money out of the game, unscrupulous owners bankrupting clubs, and families getting ripped off for tickets and children's kits etc etc. The whole game needs a total re-set imho.

 

[johnwillomagic]

I've heard some time back that he won't be coming to us - we will see!

 

[Bad Boy]

Its a crazy fucked up world when a young man is "earning" £30k a week just for kicking a bag of wind about for 90 minutes on a Saturday afternoon in what is not even the top league, while a pensioner who's worked and contributed all their life, is expected to get buy on less than £10k per year.

Sorry for the rant, but it boils my piss,
What with agents creaming huge sums of money out of the game, unscrupulous owners bankrupting clubs, and families getting ripped off for tickets and children's kits etc etc. The whole game needs a total re-set imho.

£9982.44 pa in my case.
Thank goodness I've got a private pension because I'd be........ well, I can only speculate.
My heart goes out to those that are less fortunate than me, trying to make ends meets must be a constant struggle and worry.

 

[Grendel]

£9982.44 pa in my case.
Thank goodness I've got a private pension because I'd be........ well, I can only speculate.
My heart goes out to those that are less fortunate than me, trying to make ends meets must be a constant struggle and worry.

Yet according to some on here pensioners are the wealthiest people in the country

 

[shmmeee]

Yet according to some on here pensioners are the wealthiest people in the country

Grendels poor reading comprehension strikes again.

 

[stevefloyd]

Pensioners state pension is something like £680 a month... I see the minimum wage doesn't apply to the ones that have grafted all their lives for the wankers in charge of the country to spunk it away with parties backhanders and the likes

 

[fatso]

Pen

Pensioners state pension is something like £680 a month... I see the minimum wage doesn't apply to the ones that have grafted all their lives for the wankers in charge of the country to spunk it away with parties backhanders and the likes

The Tory Party are a political party, if you vote for a party, you can hardly complain when they have a party!

On a slightly more serious note, pensioners get shafted whoever is in government. I'm surprised they havnt made more of their plight. I think Boris won many of them over with the promis of the triple lock, but we all know what happened to that.

 

[Greggs]

too injury prone, no thanks

 

[Hoofhearted]

too injury prone, no thanks

JCS or the pensioners?

 

[FulltimeWum]

I think I could have a nice little life for 30k a week

Sitting here and pressing refresh all day?

 

[PUSB-We_are_going_up]

Sitting here and pressing refresh all day?

Some people do that anyway

 

[the rumpo kid]

Are the players paid 52 weeks or just during the season and training pre season ?

 

[fatso]

JCS or the pensioners?

Both in Fadz's case.

 

[Bad Boy]

Pensioners state pension is something like £680 a month... I see the minimum wage doesn't apply to the ones that have grafted all their lives for the wankers in charge of the country to spunk it away with parties backhanders and the likes

Like I said, I'm lucky I have a private pension along with my state pension which adds up to a reasonable income per month/annum but it doesn't allow for lots of holidays and huge treats for children and grandchildren. I'm fast approaching 70 years of age and the prospect of going back to work to make ends meet would fill me with dread.
I don't envy those that have the ability to earn 'big money' as footballers or any other chosen profession but what I would say is, if you're lucky to reach retirement age make sure you've made sufficient provision during your working life to ensure a reasonable standard of living in your autumn years

 

[Samo]

Like I said, I'm lucky I have a private pension along with my state pension which adds up to a reasonable income per month/annum but it doesn't allow for lots of holidays and huge treats for children and grandchildren. I'm fast approaching 70 years of age and the prospect of going back to work to make ends meet would fill me with dread.
I don't envy those that have the ability to earn 'big money' as footballers or any other chosen profession but what I would say is, if you're lucky to reach retirement age make sure you've made sufficient provision during your working life to ensure a reasonable standard of living in your autumn years

Very nice, so who are we signing?

 

[JimmyHillsbeard]

I would rather go out and buy another Gustavo Hamer than pay someone 30 grand a week

because of course the extra Gustavo Hamer would cost zero in wages

 

[Hoofhearted]

Like I said, I'm lucky I have a private pension along with my state pension which adds up to a reasonable income per month/annum but it doesn't allow for lots of holidays and huge treats for children and grandchildren. I'm fast approaching 70 years of age and the prospect of going back to work to make ends meet would fill me with dread.
I don't envy those that have the ability to earn 'big money' as footballers or any other chosen profession but what I would say is, if you're lucky to reach retirement age make sure you've made sufficient provision during your working life to ensure a reasonable standard of living in your autumn years

Jeeez Fadz your not even that old, sign the contract and play on for a few more seasons

 

[PUSB-We_are_going_up]

because of course the extra Gustavo Hamer would cost zero in wages

Yes

 

[Alkhen]

Its a crazy fucked up world when a young man is "earning" £30k a week just for kicking a bag of wind about for 90 minutes on a Saturday afternoon in what is not even the top league, while a pensioner who's worked and contributed all their life, is expected to get buy on less than £10k per year.

Sorry for the rant, but it boils my piss,
What with agents creaming huge sums of money out of the game, unscrupulous owners bankrupting clubs, and families getting ripped off for tickets and children's kits etc etc. The whole game needs a total re-set imho.

Yeah it seems rough but the earning career is short. You'd be lucky to have 10 yrs earning anything near that. Those sort of figures are really only the top 40 or so club sides in the UK and as the industry makes the money it would be pretty fucked up if the people actually providing the entertainment on the field didn't get a fair share of the profits. Jimmy Hill kicked that off, players used to get ripped off and left unemployed with all sorts of horrible health issues.

Also they generate plenty of income tax. There are plenty of worse cases outside of elite sport

 

[Terry_dactyl]

Its a crazy fucked up world when a young man is "earning" £30k a week just for kicking a bag of wind about for 90 minutes on a Saturday afternoon in what is not even the top league, while a pensioner who's worked and contributed all their life, is expected to get buy on less than £10k per year.

Sorry for the rant, but it boils my piss,
What with agents creaming huge sums of money out of the game, unscrupulous owners bankrupting clubs, and families getting ripped off for tickets and children's kits etc etc. The whole game needs a total re-set imho.

Probably doesn’t change anything but I thought Mata’s comments in this article were refreshing…

The £48.1million a year in wages Man Utd have got off the books in 2022

Manchester United are making a lot of changes this summer and they've already been able to trim their eye-watering wage bill. United had an annual wage bill of just under £215million in 2021-22 but five players have already announced that they'll be leaving the club this summer.

www.planetfootball.com

 

[Terry Gibson's perm]

Probably doesn’t change anything but I thought Mata’s comments in this article were refreshing…

The £48.1million a year in wages Man Utd have got off the books in 2022

Manchester United are making a lot of changes this summer and they've already been able to trim their eye-watering wage bill. United had an annual wage bill of just under £215million in 2021-22 but five players have already announced that they'll be leaving the club this summer.

www.planetfootball.com

Mad when you look at Grant 30k a week for nothing really.

I think United were paying over 600k per week on wages for keepers alone not that long ago.

 

[Terry_dactyl]

Mad when you look at Grant 30k a week for nothing really.

I think United were paying over 600k per week on wages for keepers alone not that long ago.

Yeah…I agree, the Grant contract is possibly the most shocking. There for 4 years, didn’t play a game (thanks wiki), £4million later…makes no sense.
I wonder if he’d had a contract that size before signing for them, at the age of 35?

 

[fatso]

Probably doesn’t change anything but I thought Mata’s comments in this article were refreshing…

The £48.1million a year in wages Man Utd have got off the books in 2022

Manchester United are making a lot of changes this summer and they've already been able to trim their eye-watering wage bill. United had an annual wage bill of just under £215million in 2021-22 but five players have already announced that they'll be leaving the club this summer.

www.planetfootball.com

Absolutely insane! Why is this not a national scandal?

 

[Terry_dactyl]

Absolutely insane! Why is this not a national scandal?

Can’t really blame the players I suppose but it’s a disgrace alright.

 

[Alkhen]

The likes of Grant at United, Carson at Man City and now Forster at Spurs are odd ones. A lot of money for no game time but I guess the thinking is having an aging but good Goalkeeper around in helps a lot in training the Forwards. Also their experience would help young keepers. Then having a decent 3rd choice for an emergency. Probably makes sense financialy for the massive teams