Could All Help With Signing My Petition
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Erling Haaland
Erling Haaland was born in Leeds.
Quick! Give him a British passport.
Quick! Give him a British passport.
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If only, Hoppy, if only.
The guy's a complete monster and the only good news for the rest of the PL is that (apparently) there's a clause in his contract which suggests he won't be at City for more than a few years. Pep, of course, has refuted these claims.
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The guy's a complete monster and the only good news for the rest of the PL is that (apparently) there's a clause in his contract which suggests he won't be at City for more than a few years. Pep, of course, has refuted these claims.
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//How Keane was never charged with assault is a mystery.//
It's no mystery. Football exists on a different planet where normal rules do not apply. The same strange rules see three clubs in the Premiership paying more than 95% of their revenue out in wages. It also sees the subject of this question being paid close on a million pounds a week for his services. This equates to almost 10% of his employer's total annual revenue from all sources. Show me a large company which pays 10% of its revenue to one employee and I'll agree that "Planet Football" might not exist.
The big mystery in reality is how a fairly mundane and repetitive game, which sees an unusually high number of cheats among its participants, can generate so much revenue in the first place.
It's no mystery. Football exists on a different planet where normal rules do not apply. The same strange rules see three clubs in the Premiership paying more than 95% of their revenue out in wages. It also sees the subject of this question being paid close on a million pounds a week for his services. This equates to almost 10% of his employer's total annual revenue from all sources. Show me a large company which pays 10% of its revenue to one employee and I'll agree that "Planet Football" might not exist.
The big mystery in reality is how a fairly mundane and repetitive game, which sees an unusually high number of cheats among its participants, can generate so much revenue in the first place.
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