A certain Bob hope springs to mind.
Well that settles it, let's hope it's the guy from West Brom thenposh spice is a slapper
she really is the boss
but ash has shagged dear cheryl
so he couldnt give a toss
Well that settles it, let's hope it's the guy from West Brom then
Cashley is a bit out of our wage bracket, I suggest.
Why is this always so difficult for NSC to grasp.Cashley is a bit out of our wage bracket, I suggest.
Why hasn't he then?He's Ashley Cole, of course he can demand higher wages.
He'll get them too.
And why is it so difficult to grasp that the reason he has no club is that he won't lower his wage demands.Why is this always so difficult for NSC to grasp.
A footballer out of contract is unemployed.
He's not earning any wage.
Therefore he has no wage bracket.
He might no want to 'work' for what is offered, but he's in no position to demand higher wages.
And why is it so difficult to grasp that the reason he has no club is that he won't lower his wage demands.
There is no evidence that he'll suddenly lower them massively to fit our (relatively) meagre pay scale.
Why is this always so difficult for NSC to grasp.
A footballer out of contract is unemployed.
He's not earning any wage.
Therefore he has no wage bracket.
He might no want to 'work' for what is offered, but he's in no position to demand higher wages.
There's no evidence that he's even on the radar.And why is it so difficult to grasp that the reason he has no club is that he won't lower his wage demands.
There is no evidence that he'll suddenly lower them massively to fit our (relatively) meagre pay scale.
Wayne Bridge was the same.
If he is, he's certainly not fit enough for footballOf course he is in a position to demand higher wages, at least higher than we are prepared to offer. You are right, he is currently out of work but I suspect that he is not worrying about his mortgage and other household bills.