Smoke and mirrors of wages in Rafa's budget.

[Sclox]

I distinctly remember at the time he signed up to 95k at Spurs. Hilarious.

I also read he was getting 45k a week at the end of the 2016 season. The same article had Mitro on 60k a week.

[Jammy89]

I distinctly remember at the time he signed up to 95k at Spurs. Hilarious.

I also read he was getting 45k a week at the end of the 2016 season. The same article had Mitro on 60k a week.

Maybe that is where i got 60K from them. I knew i read it somewhere in an article that also referenced Sissoko

[pboromag]

the scary think is is our wage bill is over 100 mill a year

the players will have an annual increase built in to their contracts most will be 2.5 % increase
that's nearly 50k a week increase every year

[ex_pat_magpie]

the scary think is is our wage bill is over 100 mill a year

the players will have an annual increase built in to their contracts most will be 2.5 % increase
that's nearly 50k a week increase every year

https://www.planetfootball.com/quick...-championship/

[pboromag]

https://www.planetfootball.com/quick...-championship/

scary that it was that in the fizzy

and people say ash doesnt back rafa
he could have insisted he slash the bill even further
granted it would have madeit harder to comeup
but when you have a world class manager like rafa he should be able to get that bit more

huddesfield etc etc came up with a much lower wage bill

[ex_pat_magpie]

scary that it was that in the fizzy

and people say ash doesnt back rafa
he could have insisted he slash the bill even further
granted it would have madeit harder to comeup
but when you have a world class manager like rafa he should be able to get that bit more

huddesfield etc etc came up with a much lower wage bill

No that was in the Prem were we were 9th highest just behind Southampton and Leicester but well ahead of Everton