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No he wasent, it was quite the opposite really
Are we aloud to have a presant?
Yeah, footballer's were treated like slaves before 1998."People forget, probably because they aren't trolls like me, that players used to be indentured servants to their clubs and knew their place and that was a much better time because mill owners owned all the clubs and kids all had scurvy" - an Orange peel cat from the Jacob Rees-Mogg school of misty eyed bullshine.
You can't be an indentured slave, David, which is why I used the correct term indentured servant.Yeah, footballer's were treated like slaves before 1998.
Average annual top flight earnings for football players in 1998 = £380,000...average UK annual wages in 1998 = £15,000
'Indentured slaves'.
FFS.
No he wasent, it was quite the opposite really
Are we aloud to have a presant?
Even if you take it back before Bosman the top flight average annual wage was £130,000 with average annual wage of Joe Blow being below the £15,000 figure for 1998.You can't be an indentured slave, David, which is why I used the correct term indentured servant.
Why choose '98? The Bosman ruling was given in Dec 95 and the rules kicked in in '96. Besides, the era you referred to in your OP, whilst entirely fictional, appeared to be from a pre-PL era. But that's what you do, isn't it Dave, be deliberately vague so you can pick some random stat later to make it seem like you had a point. Which you didn't.
They're supposedly buying the lad from Atalanta for a reported 26m.Bournemouth have a Maupay shaped hole in their attack.
We focus a lot on ourselves, but Wolves, Bournemouth and potentially Palace all losing key players with days left til the season starts, Brentford fans are apoplectic at the lack of any progress this summer, even if we are taking modest steps forward so far with our business there are a few teams arguably going backwards.
We couldn’t score last season but got 48 points so weren’t really in a relegation battle in the real world.
I hope you are right.Not wrong but right now we have added NDiaye and Lindstrom only losing Danjuma who did very little overall so that’s an improvement
Our defence was what kept us up and all that’s change is we’ve improved our CB third choice
We got 48 points last season so without deduction nonsense I’d take a small improvement on that given lack of spending power which should give us a safe but a little boring lower midtable season before we move into our new home and can hopefully spend again!
Toney is running out of potential destinations thoughBrentford will I'm sure bring back Maupay as a band aid fix.
Hopefully we make it known a small fee will make it permanent, anything recouped even 2-3m can go towards a down payment or loan.
Bournemouth have a Maupay shaped hole in their attack.