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Adebayor gone (& we aren't paying his wages)
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CityCTID said:Eh?oakiecokie said:squirtyflower said:it's a fucking blog
any dick with half a brain and access to the net can get some moron to write a blog QED
And any dick with a brain on this forum would realise its shite.
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/19334854" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/19334854</a>
-- Wed Aug 22, 2012 2:31 pm --
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/19334854" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/19334854</a>grim up north said:CityCTID said:Well, the club ain't denying it
why fucking deny something you are not doing
The BBC is fallible too. City took a lower fee so that Spurs could pay Adebayor a big enough golden handshake to cover his salary shortfall. City ARE subsidising the deal but it would be a conflict of interest for City to continue paying any part of his salary. That is it, in a nutshell.
"Adebayor will be among the top-earners at White Hart Lane, but City will subsidise the 28-year-old's wage, having paid him £175,000 per week."
"It is understood Spurs refused to break their strict wage structure to accommodate Adebayor. But with the player refusing to accept a big pay-cut, the Premier League champions were forced to accept having to continue to pay the player the difference between his new wage of around £80,000 and his earnings at City in order to complete the deal."
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"It is understood Spurs refused to break their strict wage structure to accommodate Adebayor. But with the player refusing to accept a big pay-cut, the Premier League champions were forced to accept having to continue to pay the player the difference between his new wage of around £80,000 and his earnings at City in order to complete the deal."
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jerrard2 said:"Adebayor will be among the top-earners at White Hart Lane, but City will subsidise the 28-year-old's wage, having paid him £175,000 per week."
"It is understood Spurs refused to break their strict wage structure to accommodate Adebayor. But with the player refusing to accept a big pay-cut, the Premier League champions were forced to accept having to continue to pay the player the difference between his new wage of around £80,000 and his earnings at City in order to complete the deal."
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Sigh. Read my post above. It would not be LEGAL.
Adebayor had been on £170,000-a-week at City and, while that salary has been reduced to around £100,000 to fit Tottenham’s wage structure...It is understood that Adebayor received a signing-on fee from Tottenham of around £4 million...It all means that Adebayor has been compensated for his reduced wages.
wrongun73
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jerrard2 said:"Adebayor will be among the top-earners at White Hart Lane, but City will subsidise the 28-year-old's wage, having paid him £175,000 per week."
"It is understood Spurs refused to break their strict wage structure to accommodate Adebayor. But with the player refusing to accept a big pay-cut, the Premier League champions were forced to accept having to continue to pay the player the difference between his new wage of around £80,000 and his earnings at City in order to complete the deal."
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you can put that up on here 10 more times, still wont make it right. when a player leaves a club his contract with the selling club is cancelled, it would be illegal for two clubs to pay one players wage when he only has a contract at the buying club
pudge said:Adebayor had been on £170,000-a-week at City and, while that salary has been reduced to around £100,000 to fit Tottenham’s wage structure...It is understood that Adebayor received a signing-on fee from Tottenham of around £4 million...It all means that Adebayor has been compensated for his reduced wages.
Thank you, Pudge. Tsk, the transfer window turns some people's grey matter into porridge.
BUDTHEWISER
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Incredible. All this was explained by SWP's back earlier in the thread. Go back and take a look
oakiecokie
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Giles said:pudge said:Adebayor had been on £170,000-a-week at City and, while that salary has been reduced to around £100,000 to fit Tottenham’s wage structure...It is understood that Adebayor received a signing-on fee from Tottenham of around £4 million...It all means that Adebayor has been compensated for his reduced wages.
Thank you, Pudge. Tsk, the transfer window turns some people's grey matter into porridge.
Sorry GTV must take you up on that point !!!!
Some fuckers don`t have any grey matter,to start with. ;)
bluefandk
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We are not allowed to pay other teams players salary, both City and Tottenham would get relegated if that was part of the deal.