the image was posted around 4pm. the screenshot was taken at 1753 and the photo was posted 56mins before that. which means it was posted at half time.
£32000 is probably an average to below average wage in this league. Bardsley, although being a tosser is no different from 99% of all footballers. No allegience to the club, it's a job, he's an employee picking up his wages from an employer. PDC has seen through the guy in double quick time. Quite a lot of fans took quite a bit longer but it's pretty much as one now. The guy won't play again for the club so why not just pay his wages up and get rid.
The new figures show that: Average Premier League wages have reached £22,353 a week - before lucrative bonuses - or £1.16million a year. Average Championship earnings are £4,059 a week (£211,068 a year), less than a fifth of players one division above. In the bottom division, League Two, their weekly pay of £747 is not much more than the national average. League Two earnings are also 30 times smaller than those in the Premier League.
If thats the fact then fair enough. But I don't believe hardly a single player at Man U, Man C, Arsenal, Totenham, Chelsea. At lest 6/7 players at West Ham, Aston Villa, Fulham,Southampton,Newcastle, Stoke, Sunderland, Everton, 4/5 players at Hull, West Brom, Norwich are on anything less than £30k per week. when you look at the likes of Sess, Catts, Bardsley all above £30k. No way the average wage for a premiership footballer is£22k
This is well out of date and I can only see wages going one way from here. Premier League Salaries Managers The salary for Premier League managers is steadily increasing since Chelsea paid £5.4 million a year for Mourinho. Long gone are the days of top Premier League managers getting less than a million a year for managing millionaire players. In fact David Moyes at Everton on £4 million a year owns more than any of his players. Current going rate is around £3 million for a top Premier League manager though your smaller clubs and recently promoted ex Championship ones can often be found paying circa £1 million or less for their managers. Name Club Annual Salary Arsene Wenger Arsenal £6 million Paul Lambert Aston Villa £2 million David Moyes Everton £4 million Martin Jol Fulham £1.5 million Roberto Mancini Manchester City £7.5 million Alex Ferguson Manchester United £4 million Alan Pardew Newcastle £500k Harry Redknapp Queens Park Rangers £3 million Martin O’Neill Sunderland £3 million Andres Villas-Boas Tottenham £4 million Sam Allardyce West Ham £2 million Roy Hodgson Engand £3 million Giovanni Trapattoni Republic Of Ireland £1.5 million Club Executives Whilst Premier League clubs report huge losses and are massively in debt Chief Executives are doing very nicely thank you. Also David Milliband at Sunderland who despite being a lifelong Arsenal supporter earned £125k for 15 days work over a two year period, the annual pay equivalent of £2.1 million, more than some of their players. Name Club Annual Salary Rick Parry Liverpool £1.5 million Garry Cook Manchester City £1.8 million David Gill Manchester United £1.73 million David Milliband Sunderland £125k Backroom Staff Since the cull of Mourinho and his Portuguese staff at Chelsea most of these below have now gone but we’ve left their salaries in as a guide given that backroom staff information is hard to come by. Name Club Role Annual Salary Frank Arnesen Chelsea Director of Football £2 million Steve Clarke Chelsea Assistant Manager £300,000 Baltemar Brito Chelsea First Team Coach £400,000 Rui Faria Chelsea Fitness Coach £600,000 Silvinho Louro Chelsea Goalkeeper Coach £400,000 Andre Villas Chelsea Scout £250,000 Rainer Bonhoff Chelsea Scout £100,000 Steve Round Everton Assistant Manager £225,000 Iain Dowie Newcastle United Assistant Manager £300,000 Paul Ferris Newcastle United Head of Player Fitness £300,000 Jeff Vetere Newcastle United Technical Co-ordinator £160,000 Marco Tardelli Republic of Ireland Assistant Manager £500,000 FA Officials Not much Sky TV football money is finding its way into FA salaries. Quite poorly paid for such a large multi-million pound industry. In fact the chairman, Lord Triesman, receives less than Chelsea pay their coaches. Name Role Annual Salary David Bernstein Chairman £300,000 Mike Riley General Manager – Referees £85,000 ano Premier League Referee £85,000 ano Assistant Referees £600 per match (£12,000 per year) Newcastle Players Name Annual Salary Fabricio Coloccini £4 million Dan Gosling £1 million Steve Harper £1.25 million Tim Krul £3 million Steven Taylor £1.75 million Cheik Tiote £2 million Xisco £2.8 million Goalkeepers If you want to make your fortune don’t be a goalkeeper. The lowest paid position in the team and such is the lack of interest in them that it’s hard to find any information on what their earnings are. Name Club Annual Salary Lukasz Fabianski Arsenal £2 million Wojciech Szczesny Arsenal £2 million Shay Given Aston Villa £3 million Petr Cech Chelsea £5 million Joe Hart Manchester City £4.5 million Craig Gordon Sunderland £2 million Ben Foster West Brom £1.4 million Jussi Jauskelainen West Ham £2 million Defenders Your top defenders at the top clubs are getting a decent sum but probably no more than the manager. If your not an international then your only going to pull between £1 and £2 million a year if your lucky. Name Club Annual Salary Bacary Sagna Arsenal £3.1 million Per Mertesacker Arsenal £4 million Richard Dunne Aston Villa £2.5 million Gary Cahill Chelsea £4 million Ashley Cole Chelsea £10 million John Terry Chelsea £9 million Daniel Agger Liverpool £1.75 million Jamie Carragher Liverpool £4 million Nedum Onuoha Manchester City £1 million Micah Richards Manchester City £2.75 million Wes Brown Manchester United £3 million Patrice Evra Manchester United £2.75 million Rio Ferdinand Manchester United £6 million Nemanja Vidic Manchester United £4.5 million Luke Young Queens Park Rangers £1.5 million Titus Bramble Sunderland £1.5 million Ledley King Tottenham £3 million Jonathan Woodgate Tottenham £3.25 million Alan Hutton Tottenham £1.6 million Matthew Upson West Ham £3.25 million Midfield If you’re the right age i.e. late 20’s and can score goals then your in the big money with the strikers. So Gerard and Lampard have been up their on £6 or £7 million a year contracts and Theo Walcott is trying to get up to that amount too. Otherwise your probably earning more than the Manager but not up there with the strikers. Name Club Annual Salary Theo Walcott Arsenal £4.5 million Jack Wilshere Arsenal £4 million Stiliyan Petrov Aston Villa £3.5 million Martin Petrov Bolton £1.75 million Yossi Benayoun Chelsea £4 million Michael Essien Chelsea £4 million Eden Hazard Chelsea £9 million Frank Lampard Chelsea £7 million Florent Malouda Chelsea £5 million Juan Mata Chelsea £3 million Mikel Arteta Everton £3.75 million Kieran Richardson Fulham £2.25 million Oussama Assaidi Liverpool £1 million Joe Cole Liverpool £4 million Steven Gerard Liverpool £6 million Gareth Barry Manchester City £6.5 million Michael Johnson Manchester City £2.75 million James Milner Manchester City £4 million Samir Nasri Manchester City £9.25 million Jack Rodwell Manchester City £2 million David Silva Manchester City £10 million Yaya Toure Manchester City £10 million Michael Carrick Manchester United £3.5 million Antonio Valencia Manchester United £4 million Ashley Young Manchester United £6.5 million Joey Barton QPR £3 million Danny Guthrie Reading £1 million Adam Johnson Sunderland £2.6 million Gareth Bale Tottenham £4 million Scott Parker Tottenham £3.6 million Kieran Dyer West Ham £4 million Strikers Obviously this is where the big money is to be had. The stars of the team and the ones everyone wants to pay big money for. The highest paid player in the Premier League is currently Wayne Rooney and Robin Van Persie both earning an incredible £12.5 million a year. Name Club Annual Salary Nicklas Bendtner Arsenal £2.5 million Olivier Geroud Arsenal £3.1 million Darren Bent Aston Villa £3.5 million Demba Ba Chelsea £3.5 million Fernando Torres Chelsea £9 million Dimitar Berbatov Fulham £2 million Andy Carroll Liverpool £4 million Sergio Aguero Manchester City £10 million Mario Balotelli Manchester City £4 million Edin Dzeko Manchester City £7.5 million Carlos Tevez Manchester City £8.6 million Wayne Rooney Manchester United £12.5 million Robin van Persie Manchester United £12.5 million Loic Remy Queens Park Rangers £3.5 million Peter Crouch Stoke City £2.5 million Kenwyne Jones Stoke City £1.5 million Louis Saha Sunderland £2 million Emmanuel Adebayor Tottenham £9 million Jermain Defoe Tottenham £3 million Club Salary League Well as a pretty basic rule then, looking at the table below, league position in the Premier League pretty much reflects how much a club spends on it’s wages, or put another way, how much it spends on its players. A good guide to how well the club is managed though is how they can out perform in this table. West Brom you could argue are the best managed club in the Premier League having the 3rd lowest wage bill but finishing a comfortable 11th in the table. West Ham being the worst managed club having the 12th highest wage bill but finishing bottom. The latest figures available are for the 2010/11 season shown in order of salaries paid. Club Total Wages Paid 2010/11 League Position Chelsea £189.5m 2 Manchester City £174m 3 Manchester United £152.9m 1 Liverpool £134.8m 6 Arsenal £124.4m 4 Tottenham £91.1m 5 Aston Villa £83.4m 9 Sunderland £60.9m 10 Everton £58m 7 Fulham £57.7m 8 Bolton £56.1m 14 West Ham £55.7m 20 Newcastle £53.6m 12 Blackburn £49.9m 15 Stoke £47.1m 13 Wigan £39.9m 16 Wolves 37.9m 17 West Brom £37.4m 11 Blackpool £13.6m 19 Birmingham No accounts 18
The screen shot was taken at 5:53 and the picture was posted 56 mins before that, meaning that the picture was uploaded at 4:57. By that point the game had finished, especially when you take into account the fact Bardsley wouldn't have commented immediately after it was uploaded Bardsley's a ****er.
The account has gone. I can't find it. I would be amazed if this is Bardsley. He may have been poor last season but he always seemed to love the fans and, whilst he's taken a barrage from some there's still a lot who ave time for him. I'd be interested to see any proof that it us/was him and not someone (maybe one of our own who dislike him) trying to get him in trouble
It's him matey. He posted photos of his family constantly. Had a bit of banter on there with Killgallon, Catts and others. It was definitely him.
Mclean says in the sunday sun a section of the Sunderland supporters started hassling him for not wearing the poppy and that is why he left!, not because of football but I reckon it was because he was not performing last season. But it has started this season with O Shea etc so where will it end.
He is going to go from one time supporters player of the year, to one of the most hated players ever to pull on the shirt, if this turns out to be correct..
