Man_City_Loyal
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Why has he not talked about his own teams players on 200k a week? or the fact what he claims for a MP
He's an arsehole
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Player Pay Cuts during Crisis
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Why has he not talked about his own teams players on 200k a week? or the fact what he claims for a MP
He's an arsehole
OB1
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It's a matter that should be between the club's and their players.
What would look bad, and with good reason, would be to keep players on full pay and then furlough other staff and take tax payers money to pay them: that would be akin to tax payers subsiding players wages.
What would look bad, and with good reason, would be to keep players on full pay and then furlough other staff and take tax payers money to pay them: that would be akin to tax payers subsiding players wages.
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It's indicative of what the general public think due to the style of reporting we get .Why has he not talked about his own teams players on 200k a week? or the fact what he claims for a MP
He's an arsehole
The reputational damage is massive.
And to think some city fans say we shouldn't fight back, just put heads in sand. Thank bejeesus for Rabin and people like him.
bobbyowenquiff
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Every day that goes by with the richest players continuing to hide behind that old crook Gordon Taylor will damage their repuations and their future earnings potential. The football bubble has burst and sponsors and broadcasters will not be queueing up after this crisis to support this industry. The players reputation could be destroyed by this crisis. They will never be forgiven by fans.
In future commercial sponsors will not want to damage their own brands by being associated with the the tainted brand of football. Those greedy players (not all of them) and their agents are cutting their own financial throats by failing to act fast enough.
In future commercial sponsors will not want to damage their own brands by being associated with the the tainted brand of football. Those greedy players (not all of them) and their agents are cutting their own financial throats by failing to act fast enough.
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Think there was a press release from hmrc before the virus which said over 300 footballers and 30+ clubs under investigation for tax avoidance, majority will be in Premier league no doubt.The tax thing is a good point, and theres no doubt a lot of tax is collected from players. That would be an interesting thing that could be modelled quite easily by the clubs or HMRC.
There's probably quite a bit of tax avoidance going on but this is a very valid point.
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Just checked -Think there was a press release from hmrc before the virus which said over 300 footballers and 30+ clubs under investigation for tax avoidance, majority will be in Premier league no doubt.
330 players
55 clubs
80 agents
All being investigated for tax avoidance/evasion.
DenisLawBackHeel74
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Why has he not talked about his own teams players on 200k a week? or the fact what he claims for a MP
He's an arsehole
he supports spurs, the cheeky southern twat. He needs to ask his own club to do the right thing...prick.
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It's a matter that should be between the club's and their players.
What would look bad, and with good reason, would be to keep players on full pay and then furlough other staff and take tax payers money to pay them: that would be akin to tax payers subsiding players wages.
Exactly what Spurs and Newcastle are doing