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Posted
Just now, CosbehFox said:

That’s the tournament which runs at the same time as the domestic male season right? 

Dunno tbh, I just saw the picture of the lineup. 

Posted (edited)
2 minutes ago, The Bear said:

Dunno tbh, I just saw the picture of the lineup. 

Just seen a lot of comments of people complaining about the line up’s ‘diversity’ without recognising that the domestic season means most of the male pundits etc will be working on male football. 

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Posted
1 hour ago, CosbehFox said:

That’s the tournament which runs at the same time as the domestic male season right? 

Starts July 20th till August 20th so some of it .

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All the reports of Henderson leaving Liverpool for "life-changing" money gave me some mixed thoughts. This tweet I think summarises it pretty well.

 

I was listening to a podcast about how players need more support from their agents etc when retiring. Followed by people needing to show more understanding for players and the troubles they face. 

 

 

Posted
33 minutes ago, UniFox21 said:

All the reports of Henderson leaving Liverpool for "life-changing" money gave me some mixed thoughts. This tweet I think summarises it pretty well.

 

I was listening to a podcast about how players need more support from their agents etc when retiring. Followed by people needing to show more understanding for players and the troubles they face. 

 

 

Yeah I don't like the 'set up for life' or 'set their kids up and grandkids up for life too' comments. 

 

If they can't do that on the wages they're currently on then there's something wrong. 

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1 hour ago, UniFox21 said:

All the reports of Henderson leaving Liverpool for "life-changing" money gave me some mixed thoughts. This tweet I think summarises it pretty well.

 

I was listening to a podcast about how players need more support from their agents etc when retiring. Followed by people needing to show more understanding for players and the troubles they face. 

 

 

I've just done a quick and maybe inaccurate calculation and his take home pay at that salary and with 6.5% pension contribution would be £3,413,478.40. I'm sure more is squirreled away in image rights, investments and commercial opportunities and that is still a lot of money, but if you're living the life of someone earning that as take home pay you wouldn't say no to more.

 

Honestly if someone told me I could go abroad for four years and increase my annual salary from £7.28m to £30m and it be tax free I'd more than likely do it.

 

Completely agree with that the narrative about life-changing is being completely overused and a really tone deaf way of putting the point across. At the end of the day we make individual choices, someone like Vardy turned it down, and I admire that a lot. I don't think I'd be so strong, and I suspect a lot of other people wouldn't either.

 

I'm more interested to see if this ends his England career or not should he decide to go there.

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20 minutes ago, Footballwipe said:

I've just done a quick and maybe inaccurate calculation and his take home pay at that salary and with 6.5% pension contribution would be £3,413,478.40. I'm sure more is squirreled away in image rights, investments and commercial opportunities and that is still a lot of money, but if you're living the life of someone earning that as take home pay you wouldn't say no to more.

 

Honestly if someone told me I could go abroad for four years and increase my annual salary from £7.28m to £30m and it be tax free I'd more than likely do it.

 

Completely agree with that the narrative about life-changing is being completely overused and a really tone deaf way of putting the point across. At the end of the day we make individual choices, someone like Vardy turned it down, and I admire that a lot. I don't think I'd be so strong, and I suspect a lot of other people wouldn't either.

 

I'm more interested to see if this ends his England career or not should he decide to go there.

You're making it sound like Vardy's turned it down due to moral reasons lol

 

He's turned it down because the missus doesn't fancy living in an Arab country for a few years. 

Posted
45 minutes ago, Footballwipe said:

Honestly if someone told me I could go abroad for four years and increase my annual salary from £7.28m to £30m and it be tax free I'd more than likely do it. 

Depends on rhe person. If you've got a wife and kids you aren't taking them over there. So you have to judge if you can be away from them for so long, only seeing them maybe once a week. 

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Meet the all-female trio tasked with making football on TV 'less laddish': Laura Woods, Jules Breach and Lynsey Hipgrave are lined up as the front-women for the launch of new Premier League broadcaster TNT Sports

 

Woods, Breach, Hipgrave: Meet the all-female trio tasked with making football on TV 'less

Laura Woods, Jules Breach and Lynsey Hipgrave have been brought in as the all-female trio to frontline TNT Sports' Premier League coverage next season, as the new sports channel bids to remove 'laddish banter' from football's television screens. So, as TNT Sports' new-look broadcasting team prepares to revolutionise football coverage next season, Mail Sport takes a closer look at the all-female trio.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/index.html

 

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-12290293/Jules-Breach-lined-replace-Des-Kelly-pitchside-reporter-ahead-TNT-Sports-launch.html

 

Jules Breach has been lined up to succeed Des Kelly as pitchside reporter at TNT Sports

Posted
10 minutes ago, Danno said:


Really interesting video and explains a lot about his downfall. He had a horrible start in life, feel really bad for him. Hope he kick-starts his career this season. 

Just shows how people are so quick to jump on the whole "his attitude is so bad that's why he's fallen away" etc without actually knowing about his personal issues.

Posted
24 minutes ago, Danno said:


Really interesting video and explains a lot about his downfall. He had a horrible start in life, feel really bad for him. Hope he kick-starts his career this season. 

 

That bit about him feeling he needed to do this interview to get out in-front of the tabloids who were threatening to do another exposé, they are absolute scum. He's 3 weeks out of rehab ffs

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Posted
7 minutes ago, CosbehFox said:

Be disappointing to see Henderson go for the Saudi bucks. 
 

He’s spoke well on equality etc 

Interesting to see if he continues to do so when he's there. 

Posted
2 hours ago, Fox92 said:

Just shows how people are so quick to jump on the whole "his attitude is so bad that's why he's fallen away" etc without actually knowing about his personal issues.

I know I shouldn't even be looking at it but looking at the comments about this on talksport's YouTube channel and other sites has completely ruined my week

Posted
2 hours ago, Danno said:


Really interesting video and explains a lot about his downfall. He had a horrible start in life, feel really bad for him. Hope he kick-starts his career this season. 

I'm pretty harsh on the people when they talk about mental health because it's often an excuse for their behaviour and there's a massive difference between being depression and suffering with depression/feeling anxious Vs having anxiety, and even those who suffer with things for a short period of time or as a result of some current issue (not that it's not awful and people need and deserve help, but there's often a resolution compared to people who will always suffer, no matter what). But, this is horrific. The mental toughness required to cope with that is incredible and to still become a professional footballer (a bloody good one at that) is amazing. I hope he gets all the support he needs. He'll have gone from being derided to an example of what hard work and dedication can achieve.

 

Time to start another band of misfits and the unloved, so we can win the Prem again...

Posted
30 minutes ago, TJQuik said:

I know I shouldn't even be looking at it but looking at the comments about this on talksport's YouTube channel and other sites has completely ruined my week

What have you seen? I've just done a scan of 3 videos about it and every comment was at the very least sympathetic, if not really supportive. That was a shock that people would actually show some good human qualities!

Posted
31 minutes ago, foxfanazer said:

Big respect to Dele Alli for speaking out. Seems like his hands been forced to talk about it unfortunately but brave nonetheless 

Really highlights the worst parts of journalism to be hunting him down and threatening to release 

 

But hopefully he can continue getting the support he needs. Looks a moving watch, moments where himself and Neville look like they're about in tears

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Not sure, if I was an Evertonian, if would be content about signing a 38-year-old (Ashley Young).

 

The experience may help, yes, but it sounds like the club doesn't have a long-term plan in making such signings.

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Posted
9 hours ago, davieG said:

Meet the all-female trio tasked with making football on TV 'less laddish': Laura Woods, Jules Breach and Lynsey Hipgrave are lined up as the front-women for the launch of new Premier League broadcaster TNT Sports

 

Woods, Breach, Hipgrave: Meet the all-female trio tasked with making football on TV 'less

Laura Woods, Jules Breach and Lynsey Hipgrave have been brought in as the all-female trio to frontline TNT Sports' Premier League coverage next season, as the new sports channel bids to remove 'laddish banter' from football's television screens. So, as TNT Sports' new-look broadcasting team prepares to revolutionise football coverage next season, Mail Sport takes a closer look at the all-female trio.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/index.html

 

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-12290293/Jules-Breach-lined-replace-Des-Kelly-pitchside-reporter-ahead-TNT-Sports-launch.html

 

Jules Breach has been lined up to succeed Des Kelly as pitchside reporter at TNT Sports

From too 'laddish' to too 'middle class ladies who lunch'? :ph34r:

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