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They're making a good fist of boycotting Barclays since the Shearer ads anyway.

They can still cash their giros in the post office.

 

:milner: Is this still a thing? All the layabouts I know have to get it paid to their bank accounts or as a card in extremis in this modern world. :dontknow: tbh. Saw enough fucking Giros back in the day when Thatcher consigned me to the scrapheap to last a fucking lifetime. Five long years of being overqualified and underexperienced according to those twats who were living it up through the 80s.

 

:lol: Yes, I have a chip on my shoulder. Wasted too much of my life, the bastards.

 

Milner out. :lol: All together now, "I want to go where they've never seen snow, send my Giro to Cairo."

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In response to the photo, Sunderland fan JamesTheMackem posted on Twitter: 'Steven Fletcher has a Lamborghini, the most undeserved Lambo for a football player, ever.'

 

Stevo off to Wembo in his Lambo.  :lol:

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Even though Sunderland would be protected to some extent by the parachute payment of £24 million that is added to the £1.9 million given to all Championship clubs from the Football League’s own TV deal, they would still have to contend with a £46 million cut in TV money. That’s a significant reduction to absorb, even if their players have a 40% wage reduction clause in their contracts, as has been widely reported. This disparity will become absolutely colossal once the new 2016/17 TV deal kicks in, e.g. around £71 million, even with an increase in the parachute payment.

 

That's absolutely ridiculous :anguish:

 

There must be a better way to organise football than this.  Maybe have the total prize money and TV revenue all in one pot and each clubs share drops 1% for each position down in the pyramid all the way down the 92 clubs.

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