OG J0E
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I found this informative and fair https://thesecretbarrister.com/2016/10/14/10-myths-busted-about-the-ched-evans-case/
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So Chad Evans family offered money for anyone who could come with information that could prove him not guilty. Is that even legal?
SYS
Active Member
Meet the lowest-paid English Premier League player
Hull City’s Josh Tymon earns just £160 a week and is set for Saturday’s Premier League debut against Stoke.
Josh Tymon is set for his Premier League debut at Hull City on Saturday, while he is still on just £160 a week.
The 17 year old defender would be one of the lowest-paid players in Premier League history if called into action against Stoke on Saturday.
Tymon has yet to be sorted out with a professional deal despite making appearances in the FA Cup and EFL Cup.
Stoke star Joe Allen, for example, is on £75,000 a week and earns more in a day than what Tymon pockets in a year!
It would take Tymon just over nine years to pocket what Allen does in one week.
Hull City’s Josh Tymon earns just £160 a week and is set for Saturday’s Premier League debut against Stoke.
Josh Tymon is set for his Premier League debut at Hull City on Saturday, while he is still on just £160 a week.
The 17 year old defender would be one of the lowest-paid players in Premier League history if called into action against Stoke on Saturday.
Tymon has yet to be sorted out with a professional deal despite making appearances in the FA Cup and EFL Cup.
Stoke star Joe Allen, for example, is on £75,000 a week and earns more in a day than what Tymon pockets in a year!
It would take Tymon just over nine years to pocket what Allen does in one week.
redanddread
The stone that the builders refuse
Billion dollar bonanza for the FA Cup as foreign TV rights deal is agreed
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/sp...nza-FA-Cup-foreign-TV-rights-deal-agreed.html
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/sp...nza-FA-Cup-foreign-TV-rights-deal-agreed.html
Makes you appreciate the Arsenal players even more
Newcastle have won a PL game more recently than Sunderland 
OG J0E
Well-Known Member
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Nothing Wrong With Me
I read this article yesterday and thought it was worth posting. It's about the decline in football viewing figures. Both Sky and BT figures are down but things like Sky Now TV are not taken into account and that has increased. Also BT app and online viewing is also not taken into account, that has also increased. So, you could say the figures are not down by as much as they think.
The point is, and my reason for posting this, is that if the figures do drop, so too will the money paid to the PL when the next contracts are up for renewal. One major factor, and one I thought of as soon as I started reading, is watching free games on line. Many of us now have fast internet, for eg I used to buy a one day Sky pass for big games, now I dont have to because I have fibre and can watch a game on line in great quality. I do have BT but I had that before BT sport so dont pay much for it, £5 pound think.
Anyway, read the article if you are interested, there are lots of other factors like big fan base clubs eg Newcastle & Villa being relegated.
https://www.theguardian.com/football/2016/oct/24/sky-sports-bt-sport-people-switching-football-off
The point is, and my reason for posting this, is that if the figures do drop, so too will the money paid to the PL when the next contracts are up for renewal. One major factor, and one I thought of as soon as I started reading, is watching free games on line. Many of us now have fast internet, for eg I used to buy a one day Sky pass for big games, now I dont have to because I have fibre and can watch a game on line in great quality. I do have BT but I had that before BT sport so dont pay much for it, £5 pound think.
Anyway, read the article if you are interested, there are lots of other factors like big fan base clubs eg Newcastle & Villa being relegated.
https://www.theguardian.com/football/2016/oct/24/sky-sports-bt-sport-people-switching-football-off
James Bond
Moderation Consultant
Charity FC is rolling into town this weekend and your ass just had to tempt fate huh?Newcastle have won a PL game more recently than Sunderland
@rich 1990 will have a serious case for banning of a mod if the team balls things up this weekend.
Country: England
Player:Saliba
The guy may well be innocent of rape but guilty of being a complete ***** at the very least.
Country: Norway
http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/37938448
Apparantly Tim Sherwood is Swindon's next Director of Football...
Apparantly Tim Sherwood is Swindon's next Director of Football...
rich 1990
Not A Big Believer In Diversity
Tottenham>Villa>Swindon, he's going up in the world.
Nyctophobia
Established Member
He's a man with no equal.
Player:Saliba
GDeep™
League is very weak
Anyone here remember my West Ham predictions?
reed
Active Member
Pardiola got sacked
Just 20 games since...
He's back 
BBF
Real name: Ragip Xh...
Country: England
Newcastle fans coming out of their cervices saying "I told you so", but they're in the championship and Pardew will walk into another Premier League job.
Deluded bunch.
Deluded bunch.
