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Maybe they could recycle the sheriff?

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Leicester also have a bigger wage bill than Dortmund? Madness.

Not really, German clubs have always had pretty modest wage bills. Leicester's jumped recently, particularly over the summer as they tried to keep players who had just won the league.

Presumably Forest's will look pretty big by League One standards...

we could get picky here, i only really picked the article because of the headline, but how much is actually recycled via either of those things? (genuine question, i know it c/should be more)
in the scope of this rather limited article, researched and written just for clickbait (and the small chance someone might post it to infer someone is acting stupidly and thereby calling the person who might be acting stupid without actually calling them stupid).I've lost the will to write anymore. Which is probably best really.

I've invested too much emotional energy in this thread to listen to chap like that etc etc

Looking at those wage bills, what they should do is just cut to the chase and send in payslips rather than players.
#stopfootball

New rounds of football big cup: somehow tweaking it so the bigger wage bills finishing in the bottom 2 still manage to get a chance to get to the money rounds.

Stop it

Genuine answer - nowhere near as much as should be, for reasons that are way to boring to go into here - estimated at 46% from restaurant/eating out; can't remember the figure for household off the top of my head, but it's higher; manufacturing and retail is woefully low.

Sorry, massively off topic...

Talking about wastemen and Spurs.

Which, despite all the lashings of glory, validates 100% that Leicester topping the group was not a surprising achievement at all.

Halfway through that. Quite hard work - not sure whether I'm enjoying it or not.

#csb

At the risk of falling foul of "the sunk cost fallacy", stick with it, it gets better. Heavy going though.

Don't, ever, compare me that twerp.

James Richardson I could lift with but Barney fucking Ronay is one step too far.

The Bayern and Juventus wage bill looks huge considering the strength of the domestic league there.

If you take issue with the Ronay reference best not to paraphrase any of his writings.
Especially that one, which has been regurgitated endlessly..

I'm pretty sure most people came up with the same thought without his help.

It's literally the first thing that came to mind when you cocked up on the last day. It was almost as good as that slippy G moment...

and if you're a scouser that ghost goal...

Is that the goal that crossed the line?

Is that the goal where the ball never crossed the line?

Yes, that one.

Stole that.

Are we arguing over which guardian writer people sound like?

Is this the low we have all been waiting for? If it's not, what's next?

Couldn't give two shits tbh but Barney Ronay?!? Who wouldn't be offended by that comparison?

Not me, Corny accuses me of being a bit Daily Mail.