Right, so you don't know.
He's not on £90k a week, and common sense alone should tell you that given we've just spent no money due to FFP.
Every single scrap of evidence is £43,000, but because you have an agenda you went with £90k.
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Marcel Brands
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Right, so you don't know.
He's not on £90k a week, and common sense alone should tell you that given we've just spent no money due to FFP.
Every single scrap of evidence is £43,000, but because you have an agenda you went with £90k.
Well sports journalists as well
But yeah, I don't know for certain so apologies for saying it like it was. I cannot know for certain. I got told by someone who I believe that Everton are paying him £90k a week all in all, with how the deal is structured. I don't have to report on Everton but when I do have to do any work like this I like to source stuff. I was putting together a feature a few months back and worked on getting it second sourced, it didn't happen so I didn't put it in the feature. Apologies for saying it with such confidence but I fully believe the person I spoke to on it.
Gordon Lees Sexy Football
Player Valuation: £750k
The fact we've gone 27 years without a trophy demonstrates a certain lack of planning as well.
Every single member of the board of directors have been in around the club for more than a decade.
Azza
Player Valuation: £80m
This makes no sense.
If Brands never had full control over footballing strategy or transfers then why would anything change after he leaves.
See my post to Ley.
Please show me the evidence of £43k? I can ask the same.
Look, I apologise for coming out with such certainty. I know Almiron is Newcastle's highest earner and Benitez signed off on that deal. I wouldn't be at all surprised to see it was high. Friggin Cuco Martina got £40k a week from us and for Rondon's faults he's better than that joker.
We saved money on Kean's wages which were hefty and had a loan fee coming in.
Like I said, Rondon negotiated his way out of Dalian's deal (that isn't up for debate btw, that's fact, he wasn't out of contract with them). Has he done that for free?
Sacrificed to deflect my fellow Toffee, where's all the attention now focused??
Worked a treat, hasn't it.
So much love for Brands on social media since he’s gone. Some mad people about.
WilliamPerry
Player Valuation: £20m
Phil Kirkbrides article was very good and worrying.
He didn't 'negotiate' - they cut his contract by mutual consent because they had to as the bubble popped in China.
Salomon Rondon 'could see his Dalian Yifang contract AXED'
Salomon Rondon's current contract at Dalian is set to run until December 2022, but he could become a free agent this summer and return to Europe ahead of the 2021-2022 season.
So yes. If anything, the Chinese club would have paid him for leaving.
As for evidence of £43k, just Google Rondon wage Everton - here you go - https://www.google.com/search?q=rondon+wage+everton+£43k
That's the only evidence there is; absolutely nothing says £90k.
ForeverBlue92
Player Valuation: £80m
He had a lot of control even if it wasnt a full amount imo - did Moshiri sign Gomes? Mina? Digne? Kean? Sidibe? Lossl? Benard? Delph? Gbamin?
He was a disaster and im glad he's been booted - im not going to become a hypocrite and pretend he was some victim in all of this just because of who the manager is.
WilliamPerry
Player Valuation: £20m
It’s made our campaign stronger
MACCA75
Player Valuation: £70m
Recruit a player or two for January. We aren’t going to agree here, but I’d rather Brands did it than Benitez or nobody.
Pat Butcher
Player Valuation: £10m
You have a link to it mate?
Okay mateHe didn't 'negotiate' - they cut his contract by mutual consent because they had to as the bubble popped in China.
Salomon Rondon 'could see his Dalian Yifang contract AXED'
Salomon Rondon's current contract at Dalian is set to run until December 2022, but he could become a free agent this summer and return to Europe ahead of the 2021-2022 season.www.dailymail.co.uk
So yes. If anything, the Chinese club would have paid him for leaving.
As for evidence of £43k, just Google Rondon wage Everton - here you go - https://www.google.com/search?q=rondon+wage+everton+£43k
That's the only evidence there is; absolutely nothing says £90k.
I was told he fully negotiated his deal out of leaving and trust the person I spoke to on that more than the Mail.
I'll go with you and say £43k - I mean he'll have got his signing on fee regardless as he came as a free agent. I was told, as I said, that this signing on fee covered his exit cost. Dalian initially wanted a few mil that Everton refused to pay (rightly so) in July. The reason it dragged on was this negotiation.
It's not at all out of question that he got a £750k signing on fee and will be due another bonus at the end of the year and then another at the end of his contract.
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