but yes the difference sky has made to wages over the years is huge , and also the cost of our subscriptions
To be fair , it was criminal for me to leave that part out , but very very trueand the cost to smaller football clubs.
and the cost to smaller football clubs.
The ones in the PL or all of them?
Both really.
The question is, who was the highest earner when Quinny was here?
The question is, who was the highest earner when Quinny was here?
Anyone hear Micky's comments this morning about being the second highest wage earner at a relatively small premier league club in 1992 and he was on £2,000 per week and after he left, the year after, with sky money etc starting to kick in, the highest at the club was Gary McAllister on £25,000 a week.
He said he wished he had been playing a few years later.
Sky started Aug 92, Quinn joined Nov 92 - u do the maffs !!!
Not sure what the cost to the smaller clubs in the PL has been, posted on another thread that as of last season, all of the PL teams were in the top 40 richest clubs in the world, mainly due to Sky.
The cost to smaller clubs is massive as player wages have been driven up. The wage demands trickle down even where the TV money doesn't.
The cost to smaller clubs is massive as player wages have been driven up. The wage demands trickle down even where the TV money doesn't.
Speedie was on 3k a week when he left.
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