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Cheatski are still scum

I think you are missing a comma after the word father.Most organisations have rules about this and really its none of our business anyway.
 
jabbathehut said:
I think you are missing a comma after the word father.Most organisations have rules about this and really its none of our business anyway.
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Nothing wrong with my grammar mr policeman :)

I wouldn't post it on the forum as I wouldn't wanna compromise this great forum.
 
Chelsea have returned to the top of at least one Premier League table after annual figures revealed they have overtaken both Manchester clubs in terms of salaries paid to players.

The 2014-15 figures, which have been made available on Companies House, show that Chelsea are the biggest payers in the top flight once more after losing that position to Emirates Marketing Project in the 2011-12 season.

The club, owned by the Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich, reported a total wage bill for last season that rose to £215.6m, up £25m.

The salary bill for their leading rivals last season saw Manchester United’s at £203m, Emirates Marketing Project’s at £193.5m and Arsenal paying out £192.2m on wages. Both Manchester clubs reported a drop in overall wages last season.

Chelsea announced in November the club had made a net loss of £23.1m on turnover of £314.3m – down £5.1m – but said they were well within the boundaries for complying with Uefa’s financial fair play regulations.

The full annual figures reveal, however, that the club made a £42m profit on player trading, through selling Romelu Lukaku, André Schürrle and Ryan Bertrand and despite bringing in Cesc Fàbregas and Diego Costa. In the 2013-14 season Chelsea made a £65m profit in player trading.

The accounts also show that Abramovich injected funding to Chelsea via the club’s parent company to the tune of £46.7m last season, and £57.1m the previous year. The accounts state: “However... part of the debt has been converted into equity during the year via the allotment of ordinary shares.”

http://www.theguardian.com/football/2016/jan/08/chelsea-wage-bill-manchester-united-city
 
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