Arsenal are about to spend 70m on Kai Havertz, they need all the help they can get.
Saudi Arabia Premier league
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They’re getting that help.
100 mill on rice also aren’t they? They do generate some income though but surely need some Saudi help
Good for them, I wish it was us.
When does the Saudi transfer window shut @JimmyJeffers ?
Yeah but it’s never going to be us is it, that’s sort of the point.
It all stinks. Bring on the Super League because this is now a blatantly corrupt farce.
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Thats probably the point I realised it wasnt worth worrying about what other clubs do.
They are just going to increase transfers fees this summer and hoover up all the decent players that are out of contract.
The binman chronicles
Player Valuation: £80m
Next season's rules are going back to cutting off a foot for giving away a foul in the box.
That's right they're all harsh penalties in Saudi Arabia.
That's right they're all harsh penalties in Saudi Arabia.
didnt he play for arsenal
tommye
Player Valuation: £120m
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All of a sudden footballers are being presented what would very likely be a once in a lifetime opportunity to earn as much money in two years as they would in 20 years on their top salary in the Premier League.
It's absolutely staggering that this is being allowed to happen and have Saudi continue their brazen sportswashing. But enough palms are being greased for people to turn the other way and allow it.
Just think how lucky these young fellas are: not only did they make it as a professional footballer, not only did they make it on multi-million pound contracts in the best league in the world, but they're now - not even the genuine world class players - are being given the chance to earn £1m and more a week.
£1m a week. That's about what the average person earns in 30 years, three entire decades of long, hard, stressful work. Some even on 50/60 hour weeks taking years off their life through manual labour. Probably tax free for these footballers as well?
Stop this world because I want to get off. Football is dead.
It's absolutely staggering that this is being allowed to happen and have Saudi continue their brazen sportswashing. But enough palms are being greased for people to turn the other way and allow it.
Just think how lucky these young fellas are: not only did they make it as a professional footballer, not only did they make it on multi-million pound contracts in the best league in the world, but they're now - not even the genuine world class players - are being given the chance to earn £1m and more a week.
£1m a week. That's about what the average person earns in 30 years, three entire decades of long, hard, stressful work. Some even on 50/60 hour weeks taking years off their life through manual labour. Probably tax free for these footballers as well?
Stop this world because I want to get off. Football is dead.
If I can bet on it, I'll welcome it.
But I want to see sports betting and alcohol companies as shirt sponsors. And L'Oréal as a sleeve sponsor.
But I want to see sports betting and alcohol companies as shirt sponsors. And L'Oréal as a sleeve sponsor.
Well no one's got as much crap as us so why aren't we jumping on this gravy train.
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