Not only that average wage… but take a look at the list rich posted last week. Fulham’s wage bill for the season was 49 million total.
I don’t have the numbers for 2010-11, but this http://celtictalk.org/celtic-finances-posted/ seems to indicate Celtic’s was a little over 36 million for last season, which was actually a 1.5 million decrease from the season before.
So it’s not just average pay, but total pay. Premiership TV and prize money goes a long way.
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Footballers playing poker
Many football players have tried poker as a new career and played in big live poker tournaments. Teddy Sheringham, for example, has entered the World Series of Poker on several occasions. The former England striker needs to work on his poker game, however, because his biggest wins are from small events such as the 2005 Fahrenheit Poker Festival. In total, Sheringham has won close to $30,000 in poker tournaments. He probably made more money playing football...
Another English football player that was playing internet poker was Wayne Rooney. Gambling rooms like everest poker seem to attract many people, which try their luck winning. Fortunately for Rooney his habit didn't influence the level of his game (or wallet) and he is still one of the best football players in the world.
In fairness, on this seasons evidence, we (and much of the league) are better than Celtic.
Blackpool could probably give them a game. I have no love lost for the SPL, the most overrated league I can think of.
Yeah, that’s what I was going to say. If we played Celtic over two legs I’d be reasonably confident…
Celtic are playing Melbourne Victory – and I am pretty confident of Melbourne victory winning. Fulham would win over 2 legs easily at the moment
Wot? Even without Kevin Muscat’s delicate skills and creative finesse :-)
Well based on salaries, we should be better than Celtic and they should be better than Stoke: http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/news/story?id=6354899
Not only that average wage… but take a look at the list rich posted last week. Fulham’s wage bill for the season was 49 million total.
I don’t have the numbers for 2010-11, but this http://celtictalk.org/celtic-finances-posted/ seems to indicate Celtic’s was a little over 36 million for last season, which was actually a 1.5 million decrease from the season before.
So it’s not just average pay, but total pay. Premiership TV and prize money goes a long way.