| Gomis Wage. 00:38 - Feb 13 with 3936 views | PDJACK |
Is he actually on 70-80k a week? |  | | |  |
| Gomis Wage. on 00:40 - Feb 13 with 3932 views | dameedna |
we got him on a free didn't we |  | | |
| Gomis Wage. on 00:43 - Feb 13 with 3927 views | PDJACK |
Ah yeah that's true. Just seems a lot to pay someone to put minimal effort in. | | | |
| Gomis Wage. on 05:31 - Feb 13 with 3852 views | icecoldjack |
If we stay in the premier league long enough then the £100 m pound deal will see plenty of other average footballers on the same money.
Gomis money isnt obscene for a free transfer but it is bit of a worry in terms of what we are getting in return.
I prey he can score a few goals and get a move in the summer . |  | | |
| Gomis Wage. on 06:26 - Feb 13 with 3831 views | dgt73 |
| Gomis Wage. on 00:43 - Feb 13 by PDJACK |
Ah yeah that's true. Just seems a lot to pay someone to put minimal effort in. |
Its not " big money" in PL terms and the first Swans player on £100 k a week is just around the corner. It's what comes with playing in the richest league in the world. |  |
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| Gomis Wage. on 06:28 - Feb 13 with 3828 views | LeonisGod |
Nobody knows. |  | | |
| Gomis Wage. on 07:38 - Feb 13 with 3753 views | MrSwerve |
| Gomis Wage. on 06:26 - Feb 13 by dgt73 |
Its not " big money" in PL terms and the first Swans player on £100 k a week is just around the corner. It's what comes with playing in the richest league in the world. |
I said last year that within a couple of years many Swans players would be earning 50-100k p/w, and was laughed at. [Post edited 13 Feb 2015 7:38]
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| Gomis Wage. on 09:00 - Feb 13 with 3665 views | Parlay |
Wasn't that long ago that 50k a week was top earner in the league like Rooney etc and that was seen as obscene.... then went to 80k.... 100k.... 200k... and now seemingly 300k all in a relatively short period of time. Football has lost touch with all sense of reality.
Europe wide wage caps need to be brought in because any increase in revenue that the club has, the players demand it goes into their pockets. This sky money should develop the sport, the fan experience and strengthen infrastructure. Yet its all being wasted on average players wage demands and greedy agents while the fan pays through the nose for everything to be involved.
Football is losing itself. |  |
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| Gomis Wage. on 09:09 - Feb 13 with 3655 views | tomdickharry |
£50K | | | |
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| Gomis Wage. on 09:30 - Feb 13 with 3630 views | WarwickHunt |
Including his signing-on fee his weekly wedge is 80k. |  | | |
| Gomis Wage. on 09:52 - Feb 13 with 3589 views | perchrockjack |
If he was doing the business ,few would be arsed | |
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| Gomis Wage. on 21:15 - Feb 16 with 3286 views | somersetsimon |
At the moment, Gomis is looking better value for money than Falcao. |  | | |
| Gomis Wage. on 12:12 - Feb 17 with 3074 views | ymaohyd |
| Gomis Wage. on 09:00 - Feb 13 by Parlay |
Wasn't that long ago that 50k a week was top earner in the league like Rooney etc and that was seen as obscene.... then went to 80k.... 100k.... 200k... and now seemingly 300k all in a relatively short period of time. Football has lost touch with all sense of reality.
Europe wide wage caps need to be brought in because any increase in revenue that the club has, the players demand it goes into their pockets. This sky money should develop the sport, the fan experience and strengthen infrastructure. Yet its all being wasted on average players wage demands and greedy agents while the fan pays through the nose for everything to be involved.
Football is losing itself. |
Absolutely.
The most important bit of business the Swans have achieved these past couple of years has been the development of the training grounds that will be part of the club's infrastructure for many years to come.
Players, managers will come and go, some, far more honest than others, who may wish to bring their families up in the area and become part of the fabric of the club like the current manager. On the whole though as you imply a bunch of mercenaries who along with their agents will be more than happy to make themselves very wealthy people out of football...and so they should I suppose, we all would, but not at the current rate of earnings and with the projections, many people describe the money as obscene..well what's worse than obscene? |  |
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| Gomis Wage. on 13:40 - Feb 17 with 3012 views | karnataka |
| Gomis Wage. on 12:12 - Feb 17 by ymaohyd |
Absolutely.
The most important bit of business the Swans have achieved these past couple of years has been the development of the training grounds that will be part of the club's infrastructure for many years to come.
Players, managers will come and go, some, far more honest than others, who may wish to bring their families up in the area and become part of the fabric of the club like the current manager. On the whole though as you imply a bunch of mercenaries who along with their agents will be more than happy to make themselves very wealthy people out of football...and so they should I suppose, we all would, but not at the current rate of earnings and with the projections, many people describe the money as obscene..well what's worse than obscene? |
How about "Very obscene"?
I was always under the impression that his signing on fee plus his weekly wedge would work out the equivalent of between £70k and £80k a week. Still crazy money, it takes me a month to earn that sort of moolah.  |  | | |
| Gomis Wage. on 13:59 - Feb 17 with 2996 views | ymaohyd |
| Gomis Wage. on 13:40 - Feb 17 by karnataka |
How about "Very obscene"?
I was always under the impression that his signing on fee plus his weekly wedge would work out the equivalent of between £70k and £80k a week. Still crazy money, it takes me a month to earn that sort of moolah. |
Yes..very obscene!
I don't begrudge players earning a lot as... if market forces dictate then so be it. There has to be a limit though, generally the teams who spend the most will be at the top, therefore the spiral will keep on getting bigger. | |
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| Gomis Wage. on 14:37 - Feb 17 with 2977 views | Dyfnant |
If it's heavily weighted on scoring bonus' , he'll be wanting a 2nd job |  |
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| Gomis Wage. on 16:48 - Feb 17 with 2916 views | curleigh |
| Gomis Wage. on 13:40 - Feb 17 by karnataka |
How about "Very obscene"?
I was always under the impression that his signing on fee plus his weekly wedge would work out the equivalent of between £70k and £80k a week. Still crazy money, it takes me a month to earn that sort of moolah. |
Gis a job
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| Gomis Wage. on 20:00 - Feb 17 with 2837 views | stonedroses |
first time the board has messed up with a so called "star striker"? |  | | |
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