Do you not remember his last time there? I think the fans would rather have a Peter Reid / Niall Quinn comboNot that I want him but I’m surprised the king of relegation scraps hasn’t been mentioned until the end of the season. Big Sam
Do you not remember his last time there? I think the fans would rather have a Peter Reid / Niall Quinn comboNot that I want him but I’m surprised the king of relegation scraps hasn’t been mentioned until the end of the season. Big Sam
They were obviously reading this thread last night, hi there Amanda, and decided enough was enough .Sounds like Bruce has gone, lets see who they get to replace him then
They were obviously reading this thread last night, hi there Amanda, and decided enough was enough .
I suspect that may be pushing my ego a little too far . If he does get the job though ................on that basis theyll announce Gerrard tomorrow afternoon
I suspect that may be pushing my ego a little too far . If he does get the job though ................
Fonseca gone odds on
Out of work so could start straight away. Apparently was close to getting the Spurs job in the summer. All good fun.Fonseca gone odds on
Out of work so could start straight away. Apparently was close to getting the Spurs job in the summer. All good fun.
Out of work so could start straight away. Apparently was close to getting the Spurs job in the summer. All good fun.
It does seem to be the way that most overseas players see there salary demands as being after tax. Scary. Not an issue at the Toon right now.Immediately after leaving Roma, Fonseca was director Fabio Paratici's top choice to be manager of Premier League club Tottenham Hotspur. However, the advanced negotiations were scrapped on 17 June 2021[31] due to tax issues.
Guess the Sheiks are happy to cover his tax bill as well as his wages
I understood that when a player joins a La Liga club say, the pay they agree to is net of taxIt does seem to be the way that most overseas players see there salary demands as being after tax. Scary. Not an issue at the Toon right now.
if you can score 3 away at Simeone's Athletico how many will you get against Oles at the wheel ????
Probably not that surprising. Generally, in the UK the highest individual income tax rate is 54% (Income Tax and National Insurance, I'm assuming a foreign manager requires to contribute to both). In Belgium the rate is 79.5%, in Finland 66.75%, Switzerland 59.7% and so on. So, if any of us working in the UK had an opportunity to go to any of these countries to work, we'd be more interested in what goes into our bank account, rather than the total salary. Otherwise we'd be in for a shock when we need to give more away and actually end up with less than we had in the UK.It does seem to be the way that most overseas players see there salary demands as being after tax. Scary. Not an issue at the Toon right now.
Tax is part of life everywhere though. I guess it is just a different lens that we look through. Here we accept a salary figure, then understand that tax will be removed. In some countries the view is that is what I want and I want in my hand, after everything else is taken from you.Probably not that surprising. Generally, in the UK the highest individual income tax rate is 54% (Income Tax and National Insurance, I'm assuming a foreign manager requires to contribute to both). In Belgium the rate is 79.5%, in Finland 66.75%, Switzerland 59.7% and so on. So, if any of us working in the UK had an opportunity to go to any of these countries to work, we'd be more interested in what goes into our bank account, rather than the total salary. Otherwise we'd be in for a shock when we need to give more away and actually end up with less than we had in the UK.
It is, but what I'm getting at is that if a person was on £50,000 a year in the UK, they shouldn't just be jumping at the chance to earn £60,000 a year in another country like Belgium. They'd be foolish to think they are earning more, if they then find out they need to give more to the government and are actually less well off.Tax is part of life everywhere though. I guess it is just a different lens that we look through. Here we accept a salary figure, then understand that tax will be removed. In some countries the view is that is what I want and I want in my hand, after everything else is taken from you.
It isn't wrong, just a different view.
Interesting perspective!
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I will be washing my hair Sunday afternoon. The prospect of watching the United of late playing this Liverpool side is scary. I genuinely fear a proper battering.