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Just because

PostPosted: Tue Sep 22, 2009 1:56 pm
by Tru_Blu
I had to shut up a rag fan. Tried to say Ade was highest paid in league

http://www.footie.co.za/blog/?p=7819

Is this right?

10. Fernando Torres (25), Liverpool; £110,000 per-week: Rewarded for outstanding form with new contract in May 2009 which will keep him at Anfield until 2013 - still had four seasons left on a £70,000-a-week deal

No 9. Michael Ballack (32), Chelsea; £120,000: Extended contract for one-year until June 2010. Joined club from Bayern Munich in 2006, but career has been overshadowed by injury, despite scoring regular goals

No 8. Gareth Barry (28), Manchester City; £120,000: Aston Villa accepted £12 million for club captain in June 2009 after 12 years at Villa Park. Barry doubled his salary, saying that City’s “ambition” won him over

No 7. Kolo Touré (28), Manchester City; £120,000: £15m bid accepted by Arsenal in July 2009 for Ivorian defender. Doubled his earnings in the process, ending a nine-month pursuit by manager Mark Hughes

No 6. Steven Gerrard (29), Liverpool; £140,000: Signed four-year deal in July 2009, saying he planned to retire at the end of it, when he will be 33. At the centre of long-running transfer saga in 2005 with Chelsea

No 5. Emmanuel Adebayor (25), Manchester City; £140,000: Striker signed five-year deal at Eastlands after £25m move from Arsenal in July 2009. “I was born to play football and that is what I want to do,” he said

No 4. Carlos Tevez (25), Manchester City; £140,000: Completed move across Manchester from Old Trafford in July 2009 in five-year contract, becoming first player since Terry Cooke in 1999 to move between rivals

No 3. Frank Lampard (31), Chelsea; £150,000: Midfielder signed five-year deal in 2008 to at club after being tempted by AC Milan. Joined from West Ham United in 2001 and racked up 400th appearance in 2009

No 2. John Terry (28), Chelsea; £151,000: Chelsea captain sparked frenzied summer of bidding from Manchester City in summer 2009, reportedly offering Terry £250,000 a week. Committed in July 2009

No 1. Robinho (25), Manchester City; £160,000: Brazilian moved from Real Madrid in 2008 for £32.5m on final day of summer transfer window. Finished top-scorer for City in 2008/09 season with 14 goals

Re: Just because

PostPosted: Tue Sep 22, 2009 3:15 pm
by Dronny
Fuck being Torres at no 10 on the list and only earning £110k a week.....the world is a mad place

Re: Just because

PostPosted: Tue Sep 22, 2009 3:19 pm
by Beefymcfc
Dronny wrote:Fuck being Torres at no 10 on the list and only earning £110k a week.....the world is a mad place

No, the World is Blue ;-)

Re: Just because

PostPosted: Tue Sep 22, 2009 3:21 pm
by Original Dub
Tru_Blu wrote:I had to shut up a rag fan. Tried to say Ade was highest paid in league

http://www.footie.co.za/blog/?p=7819

Is this right?

10. Fernando Torres (25), Liverpool; £110,000 per-week: Rewarded for outstanding form with new contract in May 2009 which will keep him at Anfield until 2013 - still had four seasons left on a £70,000-a-week deal

No 9. Michael Ballack (32), Chelsea; £120,000: Extended contract for one-year until June 2010. Joined club from Bayern Munich in 2006, but career has been overshadowed by injury, despite scoring regular goals

No 8. Gareth Barry (28), Manchester City; £120,000: Aston Villa accepted £12 million for club captain in June 2009 after 12 years at Villa Park. Barry doubled his salary, saying that City’s “ambition” won him over

No 7. Kolo Touré (28), Manchester City; £120,000: £15m bid accepted by Arsenal in July 2009 for Ivorian defender. Doubled his earnings in the process, ending a nine-month pursuit by manager Mark Hughes

No 6. Steven Gerrard (29), Liverpool; £140,000: Signed four-year deal in July 2009, saying he planned to retire at the end of it, when he will be 33. At the centre of long-running transfer saga in 2005 with Chelsea

No 5. Emmanuel Adebayor (25), Manchester City; £140,000: Striker signed five-year deal at Eastlands after £25m move from Arsenal in July 2009. “I was born to play football and that is what I want to do,” he said

No 4. Carlos Tevez (25), Manchester City; £140,000: Completed move across Manchester from Old Trafford in July 2009 in five-year contract, becoming first player since Terry Cooke in 1999 to move between rivals

No 3. Frank Lampard (31), Chelsea; £150,000: Midfielder signed five-year deal in 2008 to at club after being tempted by AC Milan. Joined from West Ham U***d in 2001 and racked up 400th appearance in 2009

No 2. John Terry (28), Chelsea; £151,000: Chelsea captain sparked frenzied summer of bidding from Manchester City in summer 2009, reportedly offering Terry £250,000 a week. Committed in July 2009

No 1. Robinho (25), Manchester City; £160,000: Brazilian moved from Real Madrid in 2008 for £32.5m on final day of summer transfer window. Finished top-scorer for City in 2008/09 season with 14 goals


See, even in reports like this which is supposed to be informative and not bias... you have silly little comments attached only to two city players..

It fucks me right off.

Re: Just because

PostPosted: Tue Sep 22, 2009 5:04 pm
by BmoreBlue
bit petty of Terry to request a new contract for 1K more a week than lampard.