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Just about takes the biscuit when you are still playing at 40K a week


http://www.footballeconomy.com/content/ ... d-bankrupt

Talking about Aston Villa, I've heard that Gary Glitter is applying for a coahing role after hearing their strikers are Young, Bent, and possibly Keane....

I kind of feel sorry for Friedel.

Especially when you read the story like yesterday about idiot's like Jermaine Pennant and leaving his Porsche in a car park and forgetting it was there (read another story too that he got pulled up by the police for a driving offence, and told the police he was Ashley Cole..... )

RedRedWine wrote:Talking about Aston Villa, I've heard that Gary Glitter is applying for a coahing role after hearing their strikers are Young, Bent, and possibly Keane....

I Grant you that

RedRedWine wrote:Talking about Aston Villa, I've heard that Gary Glitter is applying for a coahing role after hearing their strikers are Young, Bent, and possibly Keane....

Not forgettting the Chairman's a Randy Lerner

And it's a good job Jimmy Rimmer retired and left Villa Park years ago !!!!!

marky No.1 wrote:Just about takes the biscuit when you are still playing at 40K a week


http://www.footballeconomy.com/content/ ... d-bankrupt

Did you even bother to read the article? It explains in the first paragraph how he lost his money.

why can he not sleep with hookers and cheat on his wife like wayne rooney?


or spend it wise instead of buying that acadamy get one in morecambe for the young players.

sure he can play football next season at 40 or 41 and premiership teams will still want him ie west ham

Joel Ninety wrote:Did you even bother to read the article.

Yes

marky No.1 wrote:

Joel Ninety wrote:Did you even bother to read the article.

Yes

Don't believe you.

Joel Ninety wrote:

marky No.1 wrote:

Joel Ninety wrote:Did you even bother to read the article.

Yes

Don't believe you.

I am not a liar

The point of the thread, other than to create discussion was that the money lenders in this world had once again foreclosed on a loan, meaning that the player had to finance his debt by selling his house. This happens every day to ordinary people but now it is also high earners.

Hope that answers your apparent accusation

football players on good money usually pay large amounts of their salary into pension funds to avoid paying income tax in the uk, bankrupt as he is, his pension will be safe as the administrators will not be able to touch it, when he retires , he will, so although he will not be leaving a legacy in ohio, early retirement in cheshire with a fat pension is his poverty

marky No.1 wrote:I am not a liar

The point of the thread, other than to create discussion was that the money lenders in this world had once again foreclosed on a loan, meaning that the player had to finance his debt by selling his house. This happens every day to ordinary people but now it is also high earners.

Hope that answers your apparent accusation

Yes. Thank you.