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tbh it wasn't that bad but rules are rules and it's classed as violent conduct which carries 3 game ban.

 

Some additional points:

Man Utd's wage bill increased £35m last year. That doesn't even include Di Maria and Falcao yet.

In the same period Man City's wage bill fell by £28m.

 

Doesn`t include the 15 players we got rid of either, our wage bill has dropped this year

 

15? I don't see how you get that many without including kids, and then the number is higher.

Did it drop so much that you aren't still the biggest spenders?

 

As in being employed by FSG instead of Liverpool FC?

 

FA Rule C

Contract of Employment

1. (i) All contracts must be in the full name of the Club. If the Club is a corporate body, the contract must also include the Company registration number.

 

Here are 20, and this doesn`t count other players off the wage bill (on loan) like Nani and Hernandez

 

Yeah like I said, including kids.

 

Actually I may be wrong about it being players wages only - I just couldn't see the point of publishing wage tables which include the likes of groundsman and admin wages etc. - but every English club has it's finances recorded and registered at Companies House as a public record, so it's very easy to check.

 

Good

 

Bloody hell even I didnt know it was that many!

 

I think we were paying them too

 

I don't know about Hernandez but utd are definitely paying Nani's wages during his loan spell.

 

So we loaned him out f.o.c and continued to pay his full wage

 

As part of the deal for Rojo mate

 

I can live with that then

 

Yes all £110,000 per week of it

 

Plastic

 

Sunderland are to try a new system next year, bringing in a new manager ever 5-10 games. They hope to win the title doing so