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Arthurgray50@blu 07-11-2016 21:35

Cristiano Ronaldo agrees new five-year deal at Real Madrid worth £365,000-a-week
 
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/foo...ants-s-36.html

I know that this article is not in the Football Section. But just read this. His wages per WEEK will be OVER £300.000 PER WEEK.

This is a disgusting wage for a footballer. NO footballer in the world is worth that amount of money.

We the fan have to pay enormous amounts of money to get to the stadium of our favourite team. We work all week to earn a living. And then pay a lot of money for the shirt, f that team and then pay a lot of money for 90 MINUTES of bloody football. And a players earns that amount of money. Its disgusting.

And then if we watch at home. We pay disgusting Subs fee. I think the genuine fans are in the wrong game. Appalling: mad:

jb66 08-11-2016 02:39

Re: Cristiano Ronaldo agrees new five-year deal at Real Madrid worth £365,000-a-week
 
Don't be too mad. He is probably paying 45% tax rate so a good chunk of that is going back into the system

Pierre 08-11-2016 09:48

Re: Cristiano Ronaldo agrees new five-year deal at Real Madrid worth £365,000-a-week
 
He's worth whatever someone will pay him.

Kabaal 08-11-2016 09:59

Re: Cristiano Ronaldo agrees new five-year deal at Real Madrid worth £365,000-a-week
 
£300k is his reported wage after tax, although it's Euros not pounds. He's now meant to be on ~€32m per year which is €615k pw before tax, Spanish top tax rate is 52%. Spanish players wages are always reported after tax for some reason.

heero_yuy 08-11-2016 10:22

Re: Cristiano Ronaldo agrees new five-year deal at Real Madrid worth £365,000-a-week
 
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Originally Posted by Kabaal (Post 35868497)
£300k is his reported wage after tax, although it's Euros not pounds. He's now meant to be on ~€32m per year which is €615k pw before tax, Spanish top tax rate is 52%. Spanish players wages are always reported after tax for some reason.

Maybe because they don't want you to know how little tax they get away with?

Kabaal 08-11-2016 10:30

Re: Cristiano Ronaldo agrees new five-year deal at Real Madrid worth £365,000-a-week
 
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Originally Posted by heero_yuy (Post 35868503)
Maybe because they don't want you to know how little tax they get away with?

I wouldn't be surprised, Spanish players always seem to be in the news for not paying tax.

nomadking 08-11-2016 10:37

Re: Cristiano Ronaldo agrees new five-year deal at Real Madrid worth £365,000-a-week
 
Perhaps the club pays the tax and the contract specifies that. If the tax rate went up, then the take home pay would stay the same.

In a way the clubs are monopolies, as fans aren't prepared to switch allegiances in the same way as they would with something like a supermarket. They can charge what they want and the fans are "forced" to pay it.

Paul 08-11-2016 13:01

Re: Cristiano Ronaldo agrees new five-year deal at Real Madrid worth £365,000-a-week
 
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Originally Posted by Arthurgray50@blu (Post 35868441)
I know that this article is not in the Football Section. But just read this. His wages per WEEK will be OVER £300.000 PER WEEK.

I think you mean £300,000 - in the UK we use the comma.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Arthurgray50@blu (Post 35868441)
We the fan have to pay enormous amounts of money to get to the stadium of our favourite team. We work all week to earn a living. And then pay a lot of money for the shirt, f that team and then pay a lot of money for 90 MINUTES of bloody football. And a players earns that amount of money. Its disgusting.

Do you attend a lot of Spanish matches then ?

TheDaddy 08-11-2016 16:50

Re: Cristiano Ronaldo agrees new five-year deal at Real Madrid worth £365,000-a-week
 
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Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35868493)
He's worth whatever someone will pay him.

Exactly, what does anyone think would happen if footballers were still paid a maximum wage, it'd be significantly cheaper to attend or watch or it'd go toward making the owners of clubs and satellite companies richer.

Uncle Peter 08-11-2016 17:44

Re: Cristiano Ronaldo agrees new five-year deal at Real Madrid worth £365,000-a-week
 
Players of Ronaldo's stature (like him or not) are important to the profile of the club so they'll pay him what they feel is economically realistic and beneficial to the club. It's not just a one-way deal.

Real Madrid make in excess of 200M Euros per year in marketing revenue.

They don't do that by selling Jason Puncheon jerseys.


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