The wages thing is the method Harry used at Pompey etc, ultimately leading to club meltdowns but success along the way. They all fall for it. Difference is with a bit of clever accountancy we could do a similar thing with our recent cash influx, adding in clauses to ensure we don't go down the swanny if it all goes pear shaped and we get relegated. Football's broken, though.
No, it doesn't, but I too suspect they offered more, wages-wise, than we did. Just a gut feeling, so admittedly not scientific. Also suspect he weighed up the likelihoods of survival, plus living in London etc etc. F'sure.
This is exactly what will happen, starting with a spanking at Anfield, and Lambert 'not celebrating' his 4 goals against us. Wispy beardy boy will though.
If wages are a problem perhaps we should use the bulk of our cash in raising them across the board, with clauses about relegation of course. Might mean we could then get targets to sign. Gamble, sure, but cash burning hole in our pockets not working on fees.
Used to really like Liverpool. Now I hope they do a Spurs, post-Bale and have lots of in-fighting and no team spirit with all these incoming, edging Rodgers out of the door in so doing.
I think he will do annoyingly well at first. But then the stroppy Spurs fans will get on his back after a loss to Arsenal and a few other dodgy results and Levy will get rid