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5 minutes ago, HTT II said:

He’s probably their biggest saleable asset, if they sign Raphina I can see them selling him for big money!

Saka - I think it's best for the lad to not sign or ask to leave. If he has another good year next season, he'll probably be available for something like £50-60m.

 

If he has a middling season. He'll still get £100k p/w+ at Arsenal in February 23.

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5 minutes ago, KaKa said:

Italian clubs must love doing business with Prem clubs. The Lukaku and Pogba situations have been an absolute fleecing.

Appalling transfers for both clubs, top players on their day, but not arsed enough these days and probably not best suited to the PL.

 

 

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43 minutes ago, HTT II said:

He’s probably their biggest saleable asset, if they sign Raphina I can see them selling him for big money!

 

Didn;t you claim ITK and say we were signing Saka?

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Just now, joeyt said:

 

Didn;t you claim ITK and say we were signing Saka?

I think I said we enquired about him and I guarantee if we thought he was available we’d be all over it, even at 60m +

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1 minute ago, GeordieDazzler said:

Wonder what Juve are paying him since he felt 300k a week was ‘nothing’. 
 

 

Not as much, apparently, but it’s balanced by the free transfer signing on fee lump sum.

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Aside from Messi and to a lesser extent Ronaldo, has any player who’s been paid more than 250k a week improved on their game (or even maintained that standard) from when they were on less than 100k?

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6 hours ago, Dr Jinx said:

Aside from Messi and to a lesser extent Ronaldo, has any player who’s been paid more than 250k a week improved on their game (or even maintained that standard) from when they were on less than 100k?

Short term possibly De Bruyne.

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1 hour ago, Optimistic Nut said:

Sterling?


I think we’ve seen his best and it’s downhill from here so am not sure if he’s even maintaining levels from previous seasons.

 

Thats not to say he isn’t a very very good player, he’s still excellent but my point is that wages at a point higher than 200-250k a week have for the most part played a negative part in the trajectory of both club and player.

 

If you’re earning that sort of money, many many times more than a manager etc, you’ll never respect them fully. It’s fuck you money essentially.

 

And then for a club, if you’re paying that sort of money it creates a culture of entitlement while being unmotivated due to the colossal amounts of money involved.

 

Man Utd are a prime example of this.

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8 minutes ago, Dr Jinx said:


I think we’ve seen his best and it’s downhill from here so am not sure if he’s even maintaining levels from previous seasons.

 

Thats not to say he isn’t a very very good player, he’s still excellent but my point is that wages at a point higher than 200-250k a week have for the most part played a negative part in the trajectory of both club and player.

 

If you’re earning that sort of money, many many times more than a manager etc, you’ll never respect them fully. It’s fuck you money essentially.

 

And then for a club, if you’re paying that sort of money it creates a culture of entitlement while being unmotivated due to the colossal amounts of money involved.

 

Man Utd are a prime example of this.

Looking at the big wage earners:

https://squaremile.com/sport/five-highest-paid-football-players-2022/
 

Mbappe obviously stands out as delivering along with De Bruyne and Lewandowski. Messi and Ronaldo no issues given what they’ve done. Bale and Hazard a disaster.

 

Also PSG and FFP - no mention of Ramos and Donnarumma who will be on stupid money too.

 

 

 

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5 minutes ago, Nucasol said:

Looking at the big wage earners:

https://squaremile.com/sport/five-highest-paid-football-players-2022/
 

Mbappe obviously stands out as delivering along with De Bruyne and Lewandowski. Messi and Ronaldo no issues given what they’ve done. Bale and Hazard a disaster.

 

Also PSG and FFP - no mention of Ramos and Donnarumma who will be on stupid money too.

 

 

 

https://www.sportekz.com/football/psg-players-salaries/amp/
 

Ramos and Donnarumma aren’t on as high as you’d think, in fairness. Plus, despite Bale’s fondness of golf, lack of selection for Real, and injury label, he’s actually done pretty well there and is probably worthy of his wage in relation to the other players. 

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I think because of how Bale's career has went the last couple of years, people forget how obscenely good he was. He was phenomenal for Madrid for the best part of 6 years.

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1 minute ago, Froggy said:

I think because of how Bale's career has went the last couple of years, people forget how obscenely good he was. He was phenomenal for Madrid for the best part of 6 years.

 

His stats are incredible. Even his weird loan spell at Spurs he got 11 goals in 20 games.

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Bale was always injury prone for them so even his best seasons came with a level of frustration over his fitness. He never managed 20 league goals for Real and only managed 30+ league appearances once - in 8 years.

 

Btw Bale signed a mega-deal in 2016 which got him on the super megabucks. He was injured a lot in the prior season but scored a lot of goals. He signed the mega-deal and spent most of that season injured. He only had 1 good season post-mega contract and even then he was often on the bench or injured. He did score twice in the CL final - so there's that.

 

Point is - Bale was often decisive for Madrid and scored a lot of goals. But he was never dominant the way they might have hoped - spending a lot of time injured. After the megabucks deal - he only really turned it on during 1 season - after being red hot the season prior.

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28 minutes ago, The College Dropout said:

Bale was always injury prone for them so even his best seasons came with a level of frustration over his fitness. He never managed 20 league goals for Real and only managed 30+ league appearances once - in 8 years.

 

Btw Bale signed a mega-deal in 2016 which got him on the super megabucks. He was injured a lot in the prior season but scored a lot of goals. He signed the mega-deal and spent most of that season injured. He only had 1 good season post-mega contract and even then he was often on the bench or injured. He did score twice in the CL final - so there's that.

 

Point is - Bale was often decisive for Madrid and scored a lot of goals. But he was never dominant the way they might have hoped - spending a lot of time injured. After the megabucks deal - he only really turned it on during 1 season - after being red hot the season prior.

He was a big game player that can’t be denied. He was great in his prime, Ronaldo minus his attitude to keep going and being as fit as can be to be the best he can be. He’s been coasting it for the last 3 or so years.

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