I very,very much doubt he'd have paid out £145,000 per week for one player.Probably, loan fee, wages, ni, pension, insurance
I very,very much doubt he'd have paid out £145,000 per week for one player.Probably, loan fee, wages, ni, pension, insurance
Good job no one can tip up at the Kcom and attempt to work it out.
Agreed. Players currently on my pass list:Every player that leaves the club is dead to me and should be criticised and wound up whenever the play against us to try and make them perform poorly*
If they then return to play for us they are immediately ok again
(*very occasionally for club legends that winding up should only occur during the match and afterwards some respect should be shown...Ashbee when he came back for example. Tymon? Meh ...he's gone, isn't a club legend and is fair game)
All that interview has done is confirm to me is that he is an even bigger deluded **** than I thought he was. Just my opinion like...
Agreed. Players currently on my pass list:
(i) Fraizer Campbell (when he leaves us again)
(ii) Curtis Davies
(iii) Jonathan Walters
I’m considering whether Harry Maguire should be added to the list too.
I very,very much doubt he'd have paid out £145,000 per week for one player.
I very,very much doubt he'd have paid out £145,000 per week for one player.
Ehab's full of **** and this is a prime example of how he manipulates figures.
This is the excerpt from the interview with Ehab:
"Pro rata, including national insurance, that was £7.5m committed to a loan player"
When he says pro rata he actually means pro rata on an annual basis. If the loan player had been with us a full year then it would
have cost £7.5m (£2.5m fee plus 50 odd weeks at £95k plus NI = £7.5m).
But the player in question (Markovic or Niasse) was only with us for 5 months maximum (Jan-May inclusive) and more likely only 4 and half months.
So the cost would only have been £2.5m fee plus 20 weeks wages at £95k plus some NI which equates to £4.5m ish
That's not quite the £7.5m Ehab claims in the article.
Full of ****.
Yes true.Ehab's full of **** and this is a prime example of how he manipulates figures.
This is the excerpt from the interview with Ehab:
"Pro rata, including national insurance, that was £7.5m committed to a loan player"
When he says pro rata he actually means pro rata on an annual basis. If the loan player had been with us a full year then it would
have cost £7.5m (£2.5m fee plus 50 odd weeks at £95k plus NI = £7.5m).
But the player in question (Markovic or Niasse) was only with us for 5 months maximum (Jan-May inclusive) and more likely only 4 and half months.
So the cost would only have been £2.5m fee plus 20 weeks wages at £95k plus some NI which equates to £4.5m ish
That's not quite the £7.5m Ehab claims in the article.
Full of ****.
Yes true.
A guy I work with has a friend that's an accountant.
He's had dealings with said individuals and informed him that our intrepid duo have done very nicely financially out of The Tigers thank you very much.
As much as I despise Ehab, there's nothing wrong with the club making them money.Yes true.
A guy I work with has a friend that's an accountant.
He's had dealings with said individuals and informed him that our intrepid duo have done very nicely financially out of The Tigers thank you very much.
Anyone else feeling sorry for Assem?
He's a clever bloke. He must know what an odious little prick with zero talent for anything other than being a flash **** his son is.
I'd imagine he's hugely disappointed with him.
Anyone else feeling sorry for Assem?
He's a clever bloke. He must know what an odious little prick with zero talent for anything other than being a flash **** his son is.
I'd imagine he's hugely disappointed with him.
Know about what. Shhhush. Nudge nudge wink winkIt's so much of a secret even our players don't know about it.
That's correct but they make it sound d like the only money that ever goes into the club is theirs.As much as I despise Ehab, there's nothing wrong with the club making them money.
If anything, it should be admired because teams at our level struggle to made money.
Complaining about them running the club successfully as a business detracts from the real issues.
As much as I despise Ehab, there's nothing wrong with the club making them money.
If anything, it should be admired because teams at our level struggle to made money.
Complaining about them running the club successfully as a business detracts from the real issues.
No problem at all for them to make money, the problem is they are going to do it once (over a short period of time) where will Hull City be in a year or two's time? With all the money in the premier league the gap between those who have and those without is ever widening. Someones footer on here say over a quarter of a billion pounds handled in the last few years and we are back where we where with no assets of any real value. That's the thing after the last 10 years we could have be seen as a lower end premier league team of top of the Championship yoyo club, we're looking mid table championship at best.