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RE: Manchester United FC - Rammyrascal - 21-02-2014 21:06
Wayne Rooney has signed a new long term contract at man utd until june 2019. he is now on £300,000 a week apparently
RE: Manchester United FC - bytor - 22-02-2014 09:08
(21-02-2014 21:06 )Rammyrascal Wrote: Wayne Rooney has signed a new long term contract at man utd until june 2019. he is now on £300,000 a week apparently
Yes and he better play like a combined Messi and Ronaldo and score 50 plus goals a season for that outrageous amount. On a positive note it signals United's intentions. Losing him would have sent out a negative message to all the other top clubs.
RE: Manchester United FC - terence - 22-02-2014 09:14
he had them over a barrel and his agent knew it! it also it sets a precedent, other players will be looking at that money expecting the same if they go to utd. personally i wouldn't put him in the top 20 players in the world! if he's worth that money, what would utd pay the likes of messi?
RE: Manchester United FC - bytor - 22-02-2014 12:45
I have to agree. He is certainly better than some say but certainly not in the top bracket of players. This was always more about United being seen to keep hold of a prize asset than anything else.
Remember the days when football belonged to the man in the street? Sadly, thanks to all the TV and sponsorship money, today's elite players have little understanding of what it's like to have to work and struggle for scant reward....Well not until they have blown their millions on spit roasting expensive call girls and gambling on their own matches
RE: Manchester United FC - malicious fan - 22-02-2014 13:08
iv always said about rooney is his workrate stands out to me, sometimes u see him making tackles at right back, hes all over the place at times and it does sound strange that he will be getting about 300 grand a week in his 30's but they seem to think hes worth it. lets not forget he is probably going to end up being man utd and englands greatest ever goalscorer but as terence said then what would other players want if they sign 4 man utd knowing what rooney is going to be getting. and an ambassadorial role as well for when he retires!
RE: Manchester United FC - aaron - 22-02-2014 13:35
£15m a year for one player. At Portsmouth our whole squad only earns £1.2m a year.
RE: Manchester United FC - malicious fan - 22-02-2014 14:26
what is he getting compared to these baseball players and nba stars? is he on a similar wage or dont we know?
RE: Manchester United FC - William H Bonney - 22-02-2014 17:16
(22-02-2014 14:26 )malicious fan Wrote: what is he getting compared to these baseball players and nba stars? is he on a similar wage or dont we know?
There is one basketball player who earns more than Rooney (Kobe Bryant) and one baseball player (Alex Rodriguez), although a couple of other baseball players are at about the same level. The average salary in the NBA is said to be $3.8m with 50% of players earning below $2m. In MBL the average salary is $3.3m, although Houston Astros pay on average no more than $550,000.
RE: Manchester United FC - malicious fan - 22-02-2014 18:18
(22-02-2014 17:16 )William H Bonney Wrote:so thats the wages yes? i always heard when michael jordan was at the top of his sport the most of his earnings came from everything else and his wages werent that great compared to what others got. still though 300 grand a week to play football wow wish it was me(22-02-2014 14:26 )malicious fan Wrote: what is he getting compared to these baseball players and nba stars? is he on a similar wage or dont we know?
There is one basketball player who earns more than Rooney (Kobe Bryant) and one baseball player (Alex Rodriguez), although a couple of other baseball players are at about the same level. The average salary in the NBA is said to be $3.8m with 50% of players earning below $2m. In MBL the average salary is $3.3m, although Houston Astros pay on average no more than $550,000.
RE: Manchester United FC - bytor - 23-02-2014 09:04
(22-02-2014 18:18 )malicious fan Wrote:(22-02-2014 17:16 )William H Bonney Wrote:so thats the wages yes? i always heard when michael jordan was at the top of his sport the most of his earnings came from everything else and his wages werent that great compared to what others got. still though 300 grand a week to play football wow wish it was me(22-02-2014 14:26 )malicious fan Wrote: what is he getting compared to these baseball players and nba stars? is he on a similar wage or dont we know?
There is one basketball player who earns more than Rooney (Kobe Bryant) and one baseball player (Alex Rodriguez), although a couple of other baseball players are at about the same level. The average salary in the NBA is said to be $3.8m with 50% of players earning below $2m. In MBL the average salary is $3.3m, although Houston Astros pay on average no more than $550,000.
Rooney is also to get specialist help from United's business arm so it's likely he will tie up very lucrative sponsorship deals too.
To think my mum used to shout at me to come in from playing football and get my homework done or I would never get a good job!
