It's immoral

[newcrossblue]

paying £30m for a player is immoral
paying someone more than £10,000 per week absolute maximum is immoral
average players like Beckham getting £30m per year because of shirt sales, aftershave sales, etc etc. it's immoral

BUT WE DIDN"T MAKE THE RULES

So give me Kaka.

As for all those hypocritical bastards in the media. F'em.

 

[Balti]

Giving 'em a washing machine, a car, a house on the side when there was a wage cap was immoral. Nothing new and just complete bollox to try and pretend there is summat new going on. Paying over the odds for the best talent in the land from a club that could not compete with you financially was immoral. Some clubs have built their 'god-given right' on the back of such behaviour for half a century. We didn't create the rules and we aren't breaking any. Do what everyone else does but do it better and feck the lot of 'em.

 

[Mike N]

You'd think the Rio 'Cokehead' Ferdinand was playing for nothing at United. Immoral, my arse!

 

[CITYROBBO]

Agree football has been a business for over 15 yrs and all we have done is joined in with them on the spending front.
Without any investment in the club i believe we would have struggled to hold onto stevie ireland this january so lets enjoy having the financial power

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

Football, football managers, pundits, the meeja - they haven't a bloody conscience between them. Football since its invention has never courted morality. Only the fblue fans have any understanding of the subject of morals.