| Mo Sala wants a million pounds a month after tax 22:12 - Jan 11 with 2183 views | KeithHaynes |
Liverpool player.
That’s 12 million pounds a year. Yes, I’m a superb mathematician.
Frightening mkney. |  |
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| Mo Sala wants a million pounds a month after tax on 18:06 - Jan 12 with 548 views | jasper_T |
| Mo Sala wants a million pounds a month after tax on 17:38 - Jan 12 by onehunglow |
which means he will be employing tax accountants to ensure he pays as little as possible and therefore conributing FA to the public (scousers) he professes to love. |
Same old conspiracy theory about footballers not paying taxes. Sad that so many take it as fact, and would rather see Fenway Group LLC save some money than have a UK taxpayer take home more. Only one side of that argument benefits the British public. |  | | |
| Mo Sala wants a million pounds a month after tax on 18:08 - Jan 12 with 544 views | Dr_Winston |
| Mo Sala wants a million pounds a month after tax on 17:43 - Jan 12 by Whiterockin |
No Liverpool obviously will, as it will be of no concern of Sala as he has stated the figure he wants after tax. The tax side of the deal will be solely Liverpool's responsibility. |
Income tax is also levied at a national level, so Perchy might as well claim that Sala is trying to contribute FA to Glaswegians as much as Scousers.
If he's trying to diddle his Council Tax then fair enough. Otherwise Sala's tax arrangements are largely irrelevant to the city he represents. He probably lives in Cheshire anyway. Most of them do. [Post edited 12 Jan 2022 18:16]
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| Mo Sala wants a million pounds a month after tax on 19:48 - Jan 12 with 486 views | onehunglow |
| Mo Sala wants a million pounds a month after tax on 18:06 - Jan 12 by jasper_T |
Same old conspiracy theory about footballers not paying taxes. Sad that so many take it as fact, and would rather see Fenway Group LLC save some money than have a UK taxpayer take home more. Only one side of that argument benefits the British public. |
Not so much not paying taxes simply avoided them but its something most self employed do ,except we are talking grotesque figures with Salah.
If you disagree with me then fine.
I find them all guilty of hypocrisy.
If they didnt do so much for charities then I wouldnt mind.
I think I could drag up something from one of our own former players to illustrate but that would be looking backwards ,which does nobody any favours.
Not just footballers either,but hey ho Jasper. | |
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| Mo Sala wants a million pounds a month after tax on 23:59 - Jan 12 with 439 views | swancity |
Scandalous and disgraceful that a footballer, even one of the best, is talking about an annual salary of over £20m.
Let that sink in for a moment. Compare and contrast it with the salary of people in proper jobs. Nurses, doctors, paramedics, teachers etc. It makes you want to vomit. | |
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| Mo Sala wants a million pounds a month after tax on 00:35 - Jan 13 with 421 views | Treforys_Jack |
| Mo Sala wants a million pounds a month after tax on 23:59 - Jan 12 by swancity |
Scandalous and disgraceful that a footballer, even one of the best, is talking about an annual salary of over £20m.
Let that sink in for a moment. Compare and contrast it with the salary of people in proper jobs. Nurses, doctors, paramedics, teachers etc. It makes you want to vomit. |
That maybe so, but the demand is there, we all pay ridiculous prices to attend games, pay Sky , £50 for a replica shirt that probably costs a couple of quid to make. The Champions league, want a crock of crud, just a money making exercise, you can lose games and still be champions of Europe, you can get knocked out and enter another cup. We're all to blame, boycott it and the prices will come tumbling, but we won't. I did think the bubble would have burst by now, but it doesn't appear to have. |  | | |
| Mo Sala wants a million pounds a month after tax on 09:22 - Jan 13 with 385 views | onehunglow |
| Mo Sala wants a million pounds a month after tax on 00:35 - Jan 13 by Treforys_Jack |
That maybe so, but the demand is there, we all pay ridiculous prices to attend games, pay Sky , £50 for a replica shirt that probably costs a couple of quid to make. The Champions league, want a crock of crud, just a money making exercise, you can lose games and still be champions of Europe, you can get knocked out and enter another cup. We're all to blame, boycott it and the prices will come tumbling, but we won't. I did think the bubble would have burst by now, but it doesn't appear to have. |
Nothing to do with demand
It is naked greed and hypocrisy
Salah has often bled about the poor in local press .Hecalso said he wanted to stay his whole career but that it was down to the club. That means ,pay me what I demand or I leave for someone who will.
Salah “wants”
25 k per day .
Think on that and think well. | |
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| Mo Sala wants a million pounds a month after tax on 10:44 - Jan 13 with 364 views | 3swan |
What players and clubs say can be taken with a pinch of salt. It’s mostly PR stuff until they get to talk detail. Sala can ask/want what he wants and it is obscene but it’s football as a business that’s the bigger problem as they agree to the demands | | | |
| Mo Sala wants a million pounds a month after tax on 10:48 - Jan 13 with 355 views | onehunglow |
| Mo Sala wants a million pounds a month after tax on 10:44 - Jan 13 by 3swan |
What players and clubs say can be taken with a pinch of salt. It’s mostly PR stuff until they get to talk detail. Sala can ask/want what he wants and it is obscene but it’s football as a business that’s the bigger problem as they agree to the demands |
Agreed but the point here is the sheer greed of footballers who profess to love the club ,City,fans and the stadium cat .
Just be honest and take the money but don’t patronise people
They are all sporting whores | |
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