Boro 5th Highest Wage Bill in Championship

[futureboy]

It should probably be at least two separate sentences.

I don't see why; it's punctuated correctly, there are no issues with the sentence structure, and it makes perfect sense. I regularly see examples of poor grammar and punctuation in news articles and even books, and this isn't one of them. But let's not derail the thread.

 

[indeedido]

I did look for myself and quite clearly salarysport is not a credible or reputable source of information. I get that people like yourself and Boromart believe what it claims because the information is agreeable rather than correct, but you will see that they have absolutely nothing to support their figures so it really doesn't make sense to tell Cuthbert to follow their sources that don't even exist.

Unless the club itself publishes details of these contracts there's no way of knowing what the current wage bill is until full accounts are published, which I think will be in 2023.

This is pretty much true - if a little brutal - and as I posted up the thread.

 

[r00fie1]

"Why dont you go to the site and follow their sources, then you can make your own mind up - without "guessing"?"

The point being that there are no sources. People have made their mind up. The salary info posted is crap.

Go to the Deloitte report above.
Follow the link:

Annual Review of Football Finance

The 32nd edition of the publication chronicles the 2021/22 season, as European football is set between the crossroads of some of the most pivotal regulatory changes that the game has ever seen.

www2.deloitte.com