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I prefer to use Glasgow's logic. If we pay for a player then it is very expensive and all that money goes directly to the other team, smart team! If we sell a player then all the add ons don't count and when you take out agent fees, stamp duty, spaniel tax and pay their bar tab the Saints are left with a couple of hundred thousand and we got fleeced.

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  OttawaSaint said:
I prefer to use Glasgow's logic. If we pay for a player then it is very expensive and all that money goes directly to the other team, smart team! If we sell a player then all the add ons don't count and when you take out agent fees, stamp duty, spaniel tax and pay their bar tab the Saints are left with a couple of hundred thousand and we got fleeced.

Don't forget that anything we make goes into Kat's bank account.

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  badgerx16 said:
Don't forget that anything we make goes into Kat's bank account.

 

Just remind me what you put into the cluB? I dont mean beer, pies and tickets, I mean $$$zillions in buying it

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  brmbrm said:
Just remind me what you put into the cluB? I dont mean beer, pies and tickets, I mean $$$zillions in buying it

 

I think Badger was being ironic - and you may be as well.

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  brmbrm said:
Just remind me what you put into the cluB? I dont mean beer, pies and tickets, I mean $$$zillions in buying it

Are you Allanis Morisette in disguise ?

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  meatball said:
http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/transfers/transfer-window-premier-league-revealed-how-a-transfer-deal-really-works-a7837031.html?amp

 

Kind of makes a mockery out of all of those fag packet calculations certain people make on here.

 

 

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I am immensely uncomfortable about the influence agents have and the fees they get.

 

The problem is that the league and the clubs have no incentive to change it. If they created a fixed % agents earn the agents will simply take the players to another league

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