The Premier League Agent Payment Table

realise the source but if true, makes for an interesting case of events...
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...ment-table--Chelsea-double-spending-year.html

Payments made by Barclays Premier League clubs to agents between October 2012 and September 2013:
1. Chelsea: £13,721,721
2. Manchester City: £11,179,817
3. Tottenham: £9,787,676
4. Liverpool: £9,400,973
5. Newcastle: £7,294,018
6. Arsenal: £5,485,961
7. Sunderland: £4,640,227
8. Manchester United: £4,317,690
9. West Ham: £4,169,134
10. Fulham: £3,790,115
11. Aston Villa: £3,358,628
12. Everton: £3,225,159
13. Stoke: £3,191,808
14. Norwich: £2,308,987
15. Cardiff: £2,225,582
16. West Brom: £2,211,054
17. Southampton: £2,184,412
18. Hull City: £1,825,718
19. Swansea: £1,484,878
20. Crystal Palace: £869,531


Payments made by each Premier League club to agents between October 2011 and September 2012:
1. Manchester City: £10,537,982
2. Liverpool: £8,600,444
3. Queens Park Rangers: £6,818,688
4. Tottenham: £6,595,905
5. Chelsea: £6,490,382
6. Arsenal: £5,580,873
7. West Ham: £4,436,992
8. Manchester United: £3,681,580
9. Newcastle: £3,485,503
10. Everton: £3,092,891
11. Aston villa: £2,730,539
12. Fulham: £2,581,208
13. Sunderland: £2,173,762
14. Reading: £2,167,833
15. Wigan: £1,974,305
16. Stoke: £1,717,266
17. West Brom: £1,341,301
18. Norwich: £1,248,725
19. Swansea: £1,100,845
20. Southampton: £646,106

Considering we signed 10+ players this summer and 4-6 last summer, rather strange

 

We signed twice as many players and thus the fees are twice as much???

 

Forgot to finish off what i was saying

There are some fans saying De Fanti has overspent on Agent fees etc etc etc
If this is to be believed, it would say otherwise...

 

£4,640,227 from 14 players is **** all.