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Post by bobothy on Sept 2, 2010 15:26:35 GMT
Woodgate's been left out of their 25 man squad for the Premier League.
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Post by dereffe on Sept 2, 2010 15:29:13 GMT
Yeah well ok, maybe  But just as long as he's 'the man' in your team (playmaker) he'll do a brilliant job. He's especially great at that for clubs like Ajax, HSV or Spurs. Real Madrid needs more versatile players, like Kaka or Ronaldo I would say Modric is the playmaker and will keep on being that. Can't see Van Der Vaart taking over that role nor have I ever seen him in that role properly. Might be because I can't look pass him looking like a massive cunt. Nope, he was only the best player (of the entire league, probably) in that role for 4 years in the Dutch League and for 3 years in the German league |
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Post by Andy on Sept 2, 2010 15:38:40 GMT
Spurs have an absurd amount of first team footballers en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tottenham_Hotspur_F.C.#First_team_squadDoes anyone know what their often mentioned 'wage structure' actually consists of, or is it just a vague feelgood phrase? I heard something about a 50k p/w limit, but they've admitted breaking to it several times for players as well haven't they? In any case there's got to be a hell of a lot of players right on the limit. I just fail to see how you could maintain a healthy football club with all of that on the payroll, not to mention meet the new UEFA wages/turnover rules coming in Harry will have fucked off and left them in administration within 5 years, it's what happens. |
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Post by partbrut on Sept 2, 2010 15:49:07 GMT
Spurs have an absurd amount of first team footballers en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tottenham_Hotspur_F.C.#First_team_squadDoes anyone know what their often mentioned 'wage structure' actually consists of, or is it just a vague feelgood phrase? I heard something about a 50k p/w limit, but they've admitted breaking to it several times for players as well haven't they? In any case there's got to be a hell of a lot of players right on the limit. I just fail to see how you could maintain a healthy football club with all of that on the payroll, not to mention meet the new UEFA wages/turnover rules coming in Harry will have fucked off and left them in administration within 5 years, it's what happens. It wouldn't surprise me, what does surprise me is that hardly anyone seems to talk about just how much money they carelessly throw about |
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Post by krburg on Sept 6, 2010 12:30:39 GMT
Harry will have fucked off and left them in administration within 5 years, it's what happens. It wouldn't surprise me, what does surprise me is that hardly anyone seems to talk about just how much money they carelessly throw about Aren't Spurs and Arsenal the only 2 clubs in the premier league not running at a loss? I'm sure I've read that somewhere |
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Post by leanne on Sept 6, 2010 15:57:40 GMT
I think that stat comes from the financial year that spurs sold Keane and Berbatov and didn't buy anyone as replacement.
Unless they have a long run in the CL this year they'll make a substantial loss this year, I'd imagine.
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But just as long as he's 'the man' in your team (playmaker) he'll do a brilliant job. He's especially great at that for clubs like Ajax, HSV or Spurs. Real Madrid needs more versatile players, like Kaka or Ronaldo
