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Who said he did take he £60k a week?

Nothing to do with anything being pointed out, I'd you has the nouse to read my other posts you'd realise it as a simple error which I amended and I clearly didn't mean the 60k a week was net, even breaking the figures down for the dinlows on here and providing a link to check them for themselves. Glad to see some are so obsessed with me on here that some people are even celebrating a minor error from me which was quickly amended as some triumph for them though.

I have clarified that point.

Heres the link to the tax calculator, work it out for yourselves http://www.listentotaxman.com/index.php 2 million per year NET using the 0.84 conversion rate works out at £1.65m NET. This works out at at a couple of hundred quid under £60k a week before tax and NI. Jokes on you planks.

2 million NET.

It's 2 million Euros NET - Before tax and NI it'll be about £60k a week.

He earns 2 Millio Euros a year net. Works out about £60k a week, so yes he does earn c£250k a month.

can someone do what our form would be like under Pochetino. Quite a few people questioned him, myself included, earlier this season and back end of last but he has resounding answered his critics and it's pretty evident he has taken us to the next level.

How were the pies in those days pal?

19 games without a win wasn't it? we finally got the win courtesy of a last minute penalty at home to Newcastle.

We've got as much chance of being relegated as Manchester United.

Think all 3 will start at least one game each. Rodriguez and Lallana definitely will.

89/90 season was when I first started going in my own. Used to do a paper round for a shop at Bitterne triangle, get my money Saturday morning and spend it up the Dell that afternoon, good times.

A proper old football ground, great memories of queuing up to get in when the terraces opened at 1.30, my £6 a week paper round money got me a bus to and from town, £2 entry to the milton, a copy of the ugly inside or on the March fanzine and a bag of chips of mcdonalds before going home. Many a Saturday afternoon stood in the cold or pouring rain getting soaked. The atmosphere was fantastic at times and being bundled down the terrace after a goal, ending up 10 rows in front of where you started was brilliant. Remember the excitement when me and a few of the lads from school decided to go and stand with the lads at he back of the Milton under the family centre for the first time. As others have said it was night games when it was really special, a great place to grow up watching football.

'Superb' 'amazing' 'no reason why you can't make the champions league on what I've seen' are the comments I've had today from Leeds fans in my local. Of course I put them right.

Most friendlies are effectively b team games by the half time once you've had the inevitable multitude of withdraws, agreements with clubs for key players that don't withdraw to only play 45 minutes and so on.

We could have had Chris Baird on a free in the summer too, missed a trick IMO.

If Oxlade Chamberlian hadn't come from saints would so many fans want to see him here? I would say not.

How long to people start commenting on his dip in form since his call up? I'll give it 3 games.

Agreed. Another quality centre half would be a big plus, I don't see Fonte as the long term answer there. Left back - easier said than done though as whoever comes in won't be as good as Shaw but who would come here to play back up? Maybe bring in an experienced player that can be used sparingly when shaw needs a rest Goalkeeper - see left back

He's lucky to have us too.

Don't we definitely need a pacy wideman who can get down the line and stick crosses into the mixer?

'Look like a wotsit' at ginger players.

All of our English decent players will be linked with moves away by the January transfer window, guaranteed.

No, it's the best one since the 89/90 side though, so for most people in their early thirties or below the best one in their lifetime.