StriderHiryu Posted 26 November 2018 Posted 26 November 2018 Average annual wage of Premier League clubs 2018-19. (The list) Man Utd £6,534,654 Man City £5,993,000 Chelsea £5,020,004 Liverpool £4,862,963 Arsenal £4,853,130 Tottenham £3,515,778 Everton £3,252,690 West Ham £3,189,333 Crystal Palace £2,757,000 Leicester £2,710,710 Southampton £2,669,333 Bournemouth £1,989,520 Watford £1,775,172 Wolves £1,757,600 Fulham £1,727,440 Brighton £1,695,040 Newcastle £1,650,133 Burnley £1,603,197 Huddersfield £1,238,004 Cardiff £957,471 Incredibly we are in the same league position as the wages we pay. Let's see if that's true come the end of the season!
Max Wall Posted 26 November 2018 Posted 26 November 2018 12 minutes ago, StriderHiryu said: Average annual wage of Premier League clubs 2018-19. (The list) Man Utd £6,534,654 Man City £5,993,000 Chelsea £5,020,004 Liverpool £4,862,963 Arsenal £4,853,130 Tottenham £3,515,778 Everton £3,252,690 West Ham £3,189,333 Crystal Palace £2,757,000 Leicester £2,710,710 Southampton £2,669,333 Bournemouth £1,989,520 Watford £1,775,172 Wolves £1,757,600 Fulham £1,727,440 Brighton £1,695,040 Newcastle £1,650,133 Burnley £1,603,197 Huddersfield £1,238,004 Cardiff £957,471 Incredibly we are in the same league position as the wages we pay. Let's see if that's true come the end of the season! Interesting parallel with the actual league table. Things we already knew but this is further confirmation. Burnley massively over performed last season (presuming the table was similar then) We're not really far off where we should be, all to play for. Man Utd either massively over pay, massively under perform or both. It's never that black and white but the table is remarkably similar to the actual table.
Nalis Posted 26 November 2018 Posted 26 November 2018 42 minutes ago, StriderHiryu said: Average annual wage of Premier League clubs 2018-19. (The list) Man Utd £6,534,654 Man City £5,993,000 Chelsea £5,020,004 Liverpool £4,862,963 Arsenal £4,853,130 Tottenham £3,515,778 Everton £3,252,690 West Ham £3,189,333 Crystal Palace £2,757,000 Leicester £2,710,710 Southampton £2,669,333 Bournemouth £1,989,520 Watford £1,775,172 Wolves £1,757,600 Fulham £1,727,440 Brighton £1,695,040 Newcastle £1,650,133 Burnley £1,603,197 Huddersfield £1,238,004 Cardiff £957,471 Incredibly we are in the same league position as the wages we pay. Let's see if that's true come the end of the season! All the more reason I wouldnt mind seeing Cardiff stay up.
Wymsey Posted 26 November 2018 Posted 26 November 2018 Would've thought Wolves would be higher than that.
KingsX Posted 26 November 2018 Posted 26 November 2018 18 minutes ago, Wymeswold fox said: Would've thought Wolves would be higher than that. Payments made directly to agents must not be figured in.
Stadt Posted 26 November 2018 Posted 26 November 2018 How is it a surprise? They're higher up than the other promoted clubs but behind clubs that have been paying Premier League wages in the Premier League for several years ? Of course they would have been paying Neves a fair wedge but I doubt Conor Coady and Ryan Bennett are or were on 50k.
UniFox21 Posted 26 November 2018 Posted 26 November 2018 Surprising to see Palace that high up the wage table
Fox92 Posted 26 November 2018 Posted 26 November 2018 Come on lads drop the wages talk there's going to be a great 4-4 game on tonight
Smudge Posted 26 November 2018 Posted 26 November 2018 Burnley v Toon Medical emergency in the tunnel delays game until 8:30
Max Wall Posted 26 November 2018 Posted 26 November 2018 3 minutes ago, Smudge said: Burnley v Toon Medical emergency in the tunnel delays game until 8:30 Referee's assessor collapsed.
Leicesterpool Posted 26 November 2018 Posted 26 November 2018 Gary Monk to Southampton you heard it here first
Wymsey Posted 26 November 2018 Posted 26 November 2018 14 minutes ago, Smudge said: Burnley v Toon Medical emergency in the tunnel delays game until 8:30 Apparently it's not to do with any immediate staff from either club.
Smudge Posted 26 November 2018 Posted 26 November 2018 1 minute ago, Wymeswold fox said: Apparently it's not to do with any immediate staff from either club. Kick-off at Turf Moor was pushed back by half an hour until 8.30pm after referees’ assessor Eddie Wolstenholme collapsed in the tunnel. Wolstenholme was taken to hospital conscious but referee Anthony Taylor and the Premier League decided to delay the start of the match. Wolstenholme was formerly a Premier League referee who retired from officiating in 2003."
Langston Posted 26 November 2018 Posted 26 November 2018 That wages table really does highlight what a sensational job Pochettino has done really.
Max Wall Posted 26 November 2018 Posted 26 November 2018 1 minute ago, Langston said: That wages table really does highlight what a sensational job Pochettino has done really. And Levy. Wages comparatively low, youngish promising manager and no one clambering to leave. Not yet anyway.
murphy Posted 26 November 2018 Posted 26 November 2018 2 hours ago, StriderHiryu said: Average annual wage of Premier League clubs 2018-19. (The list) Man Utd £6,534,654 Man City £5,993,000 Chelsea £5,020,004 Liverpool £4,862,963 Arsenal £4,853,130 Tottenham £3,515,778 Everton £3,252,690 West Ham £3,189,333 Crystal Palace £2,757,000 Leicester £2,710,710 Southampton £2,669,333 Bournemouth £1,989,520 Watford £1,775,172 Wolves £1,757,600 Fulham £1,727,440 Brighton £1,695,040 Newcastle £1,650,133 Burnley £1,603,197 Huddersfield £1,238,004 Cardiff £957,471 Incredibly we are in the same league position as the wages we pay. Let's see if that's true come the end of the season! You get what you pay for I guess. If you look at the PL table by squad value Man City are top, then Liverpool. Cardiff are bottom, then Huddersfield. We're eighth. https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/premier-league/startseite/wettbewerb/GB1
KingsX Posted 26 November 2018 Posted 26 November 2018 I could just about forgive Burnley for lighting a match to their EL place, if they were serving up anything but utter shite to defend their place in the PL. More and more I think it would serve them right to go down. The fivethirtyeight statheads have them ranked dead-last among PL clubs in their power index for the last month or so.
UniFox21 Posted 26 November 2018 Posted 26 November 2018 Just now, KingsX said: I could just about forgive Burnley for lighting a match to their EL place, if they were serving up anything but utter shite to defend their place in the PL. More and more I think it would serve them right to go down. The fivethirtyeight statheads have them ranked dead-last among PL clubs in their power index for the last month or so. What happened to them? They've become god awful lately, against an emotionally and physically drained us they were crap. They can't blame the Europa league as they weren't in it long. May be a case similar to Wigan where they just can't keep at this level?
Max Wall Posted 26 November 2018 Posted 26 November 2018 11 minutes ago, UniFox21 said: What happened to them? They've become god awful lately, against an emotionally and physically drained us they were crap. They can't blame the Europa league as they weren't in it long. May be a case similar to Wigan where they just can't keep at this level? Everything went right for them last season. That doesn't happen every season. They were always unlikely to produce as many 1-0 victories, which was absolutely key for them.
Jaspa Posted 26 November 2018 Posted 26 November 2018 Decent little soundbytes coming through the pitchside mics. "Geddon wiv it ya bastudd!" "Uuk off!" Hoping for another lively second half
Super_horns Posted 26 November 2018 Posted 26 November 2018 Newcastle fans will be happy if they win but then again gutted because it probably means Ashley won't give their Rafa money to spend in the transfer window if they keep showing an up turn in form..
SAFC1 Posted 26 November 2018 Posted 26 November 2018 The mugs look a lot better with Ki in central midfield ahead of the over rated Shelvey.
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