Even taking inflation into account, we overpaid, and Fryatt and McLean individually still cost less than Joseph.
We've overpaid on current evidence, that said the value of investments can fall as well as rise. The views expressed in my posts are not necessarily mine.
A pint was 1/10 at the Stable Bar in the Croft Spa Hotel (near Darlington) in 1968. It was a pretty cool place frequented by all us young and trendy (we thought) mods.
Adjusted for inflation we could have had two Alf Common's, with an extra limb thrown in, for what we paid for Slater. Just shows how crazy transfers fees have become. The views expressed in my posts are not necessarily mine.
Yes but the average wage in 1968 was £24, a lot less up north. Our office manager was only on about £25. Though he could run a Volvo on that. I was on about £7.50 a week at the time. Lads I knew were on apprenticeships at £2.50 a week although they reaped the rewards when they qualified at 21.
You've had a rock star life, and ended up with the face of Keith Richards. The views expressed in my posts are not necessarily mine.