how much did we pay Balde and were we a club in a dire financial situation?
£1m a year for 4 years i make that £4m, am i right
Anyway - regardless of the actual outcome of the tax case - during this transfer window where no one will extend rangers credit the accepted view seeems to be that if rangers want cash then they might have to drop their asking price for a player. A downward spiral of decline?
ekgersman, how much did we pay Balde and were we a club in a dire financial situation?
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35k a week for about 3 years?
enough to buy steven fletcher and bury us for years to come , instead we done 3 in a row
3 titles in a row.
Bought on the never-never.
It's only now that the seams are beginning to tear. I predict this bullishness will evaporate faster than snaw aff a dyyyke.
£1m a year for 4 years i make that £4m, am i right
Of course we did
http://sport.stv.tv/football/105987-bobo-balde-gone-but-unlikely-to-be-forgotten/
make that £5 m for not kicking a ball
Despite what the OP says,we managed to sign,what 6 players in the summer. I'm pretty sure they got deals lastin longer than "til date of tax case",so what's different now?
Lauders,
Sorry, but haven't you heard that stv is no longer a credibly neutral source in Scottish football?
One thing's for certain nobody will allow rangers to buy anything on the never-never right now.
Anyway - regardless of the actual outcome of the tax case - during this transfer window where no one will extend rangers credit the accepted view seeems to be that if rangers want cash then they might have to drop their asking price for a player. A downward spiral of decline?
tim speculation tully
Even though he has barely kicked a ball in the last three seasons Balde has been enjoying a tidy £28,000 per week - £5 million since 2005 - at the Parkhead club, making him one of the highest paid players on the books (as well as one of the longest serving having been at the Hoops since 2001). It has also been reported that the player will also earn a £1 million loyalty bonus at the end of his Celtic contract, which expires today.
terrible bit of business
3 titles in a row.
Bought on the never-never.
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yeah yeah , thats paid for
same as 9 iar then according to you lot
Laudrup
So he "hardly kicked a ball for three years", ie. he was available for selection. Not four years like you claimed.
And I'll ask you again: are or were Celtic in a dire financial when we were paying his wages?
You were forced to pay £1m to get Beattie to leave.
1 million loyalty bonus
bobo the diehard
It is simple economics, just to return to the OP. If I was purchasing a commodity, and I knew that the holder of said commodity was in a parlous financial state, I would naturally refuse to meet their top-end valuation.
Jelly will go for £5m max cash up front.
Sorry, but haven't you heard that stv is no longer a credibly neutral source in Scottish football?
but this was back in june 2009 timotay
So who Paid Robbie and Roy keanes wages
DD did
What on earth has Celtic honouring Bobo Balde's contract got to do with the OP - talk about denial and deflection
Yep DC76 including those three current stars Ortiz, McKay and Bedoya.
But that was then this is now where your finacial situation is on a shakier nail...
Jelly will go for £5m max cash up front.
tim speculation
maybees aye maybees naw
cg1967
you need to read all the posts im afraid to understand how that came about
if you read the op and last post on any thread you will come up with the same question
So who Paid Robbie and Roy keanes wages
DD did
proof chaz?
So it won't be the £9m that youse already rejected,Laudrup Well played Whytie
Speculation tully,without any verdict in the case,I'd say we aren't really in a different position to six month ago when we signed guys for three years and five years at a time. Pretty safe to say they've had assurances that they'll get paid
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posted on 3/1/12
how much did we pay Balde and were we a club in a dire financial situation?
£1m a year for 4 years i make that £4m, am i right
posted on 3/1/12
Anyway - regardless of the actual outcome of the tax case - during this transfer window where no one will extend rangers credit the accepted view seeems to be that if rangers want cash then they might have to drop their asking price for a player. A downward spiral of decline?
posted on 3/1/12
ekgersman, how much did we pay Balde and were we a club in a dire financial situation?
..........................................................................................
35k a week for about 3 years?
enough to buy steven fletcher and bury us for years to come , instead we done 3 in a row
posted on 3/1/12
3 titles in a row.
Bought on the never-never.
It's only now that the seams are beginning to tear. I predict this bullishness will evaporate faster than snaw aff a dyyyke.
posted on 3/1/12
£1m a year for 4 years i make that £4m, am i right
Of course we did
posted on 3/1/12
http://sport.stv.tv/football/105987-bobo-balde-gone-but-unlikely-to-be-forgotten/
make that £5 m for not kicking a ball
posted on 3/1/12
Despite what the OP says,we managed to sign,what 6 players in the summer. I'm pretty sure they got deals lastin longer than "til date of tax case",so what's different now?
posted on 3/1/12
Lauders,
Sorry, but haven't you heard that stv is no longer a credibly neutral source in Scottish football?
posted on 3/1/12
One thing's for certain nobody will allow rangers to buy anything on the never-never right now.
posted on 3/1/12
Anyway - regardless of the actual outcome of the tax case - during this transfer window where no one will extend rangers credit the accepted view seeems to be that if rangers want cash then they might have to drop their asking price for a player. A downward spiral of decline?
tim speculation tully
posted on 3/1/12
Even though he has barely kicked a ball in the last three seasons Balde has been enjoying a tidy £28,000 per week - £5 million since 2005 - at the Parkhead club, making him one of the highest paid players on the books (as well as one of the longest serving having been at the Hoops since 2001). It has also been reported that the player will also earn a £1 million loyalty bonus at the end of his Celtic contract, which expires today.
terrible bit of business
posted on 3/1/12
3 titles in a row.
Bought on the never-never.
................................................................................................
yeah yeah , thats paid for
same as 9 iar then according to you lot
posted on 3/1/12
Laudrup
So he "hardly kicked a ball for three years", ie. he was available for selection. Not four years like you claimed.
And I'll ask you again: are or were Celtic in a dire financial when we were paying his wages?
You were forced to pay £1m to get Beattie to leave.
posted on 3/1/12
1 million loyalty bonus
bobo the diehard
posted on 3/1/12
It is simple economics, just to return to the OP. If I was purchasing a commodity, and I knew that the holder of said commodity was in a parlous financial state, I would naturally refuse to meet their top-end valuation.
Jelly will go for £5m max cash up front.
posted on 3/1/12
Sorry, but haven't you heard that stv is no longer a credibly neutral source in Scottish football?
but this was back in june 2009 timotay
posted on 3/1/12
So who Paid Robbie and Roy keanes wages
DD did
posted on 3/1/12
What on earth has Celtic honouring Bobo Balde's contract got to do with the OP - talk about denial and deflection
posted on 3/1/12
Yep DC76 including those three current stars Ortiz, McKay and Bedoya.
But that was then this is now where your finacial situation is on a shakier nail...
posted on 3/1/12
Jelly will go for £5m max cash up front.
tim speculation
maybees aye maybees naw
posted on 3/1/12
cg1967
you need to read all the posts im afraid to understand how that came about
if you read the op and last post on any thread you will come up with the same question
posted on 3/1/12
So who Paid Robbie and Roy keanes wages
DD did
proof chaz?
posted on 3/1/12
So it won't be the £9m that youse already rejected,Laudrup Well played Whytie
posted on 3/1/12
Speculation tully,without any verdict in the case,I'd say we aren't really in a different position to six month ago when we signed guys for three years and five years at a time. Pretty safe to say they've had assurances that they'll get paid
posted on 3/1/12
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