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Robert Green.

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By ANDREW DILLON Published: 21st May 2012, The Sun
WEST HAM fear Robert Green may have played his last game for the club. "England’s No 2 keeper, 31, will begin contract talks this week and is looking for a 50 per cent pay rise to around £45,000 a week."
Guess he needs a new Aston Martin every fortnight.
WEST HAM fear Robert Green may have played his last game for the club. "England’s No 2 keeper, 31, will begin contract talks this week and is looking for a 50 per cent pay rise to around £45,000 a week."
Guess he needs a new Aston Martin every fortnight.
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Pure greed0
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England's No.2 keeper? Doesn't seem like it to me ...
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He's a crap keeper as well, imo. So glad we didn't spunk 3 million quid on him when Dowie tried to sign him.0
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Personally have never rated Robert Green. Think he is an average keeper. Just my opinion0
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i think he should look for less , i mean why ask for more0
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West Ham will pay it.0
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Someone will. The Premier League is awash with money and the wages are stupid across the board.0
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Backup for Hamer?0
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...but like it or not, he is England's no. 1 at the moment. Or at least he is in the managers eyes.Someone will. The Premier League is awash with money and the wages are stupid across the board.
Cant see it - you can go abroad now and get a keeper for half Greens wages and twice his ability.
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Joe Hart?0
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Joe Hart?
Yes I agree, with John Ruddy as No. 2.0 -
World class keeper gave me a lot of Lola in the world cup0
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I've always thought Rob Green looks like a farmer.0
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45 large? Don't let the door hit you in the arse on your way out you fackin chancer!
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Yes, dowie offered Anderson and 1million but Norwich wanted straight cash.
Bear in mind that although we had a good season from Carson instead, we went down and ended up with weaver and the likes. Green would have been good longer term IMO.0 -
By ANDREW DILLON Published: 21st May 2012, The Sun
As a point of reference to those who claim we were paying 25K per week to some players in our final Premiership years, take note of the above figures!
WEST HAM fear Robert Green may have played his last game for the club. "England’s No 2 keeper, 31, will begin contract talks this week and is looking for a 50 per cent pay rise to around £45,000 a week."
Guess he needs a new Aston Martin every fortnight.
We were in for Green and he chose West Ham because they were reportedly offering him a lot more money than we were - yet still only (only!) 22K per week.
As Henry Irving and other well informed posters have commented before, even in our most opulent spending days in the Premiership it looks probable that our wage ceiling was around 15K per week.0 -
Not the bloke who was drinking (water) in our bar eight years ago. Shame he has changed so much.0
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Al Habsi at Wigan is a far better keeper for a startSomeone will. The Premier League is awash with money and the wages are stupid across the board.
Cant see it - you can go abroad now and get a keeper for half Greens wages and twice his ability.
I bet Paul Robinson aint on that sort of money and he's no worse
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So he wants to go up to the salary (reported) that Parker was offered and took by chelsea all those years ago
I really don't know why they aren't asking for less , surely it's only natural , I mean why would you want to secure a better future for you and your family , when you have the opportunity to work in the future
These footballers haven't a clue
I know everyone here would not even contemplate maximising their earnings and would request less
Of course the moneys absurd but you gotta make hay when it shines
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Backup for Hamer?
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Another little sign that financial stability and premiership do not go together.0
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Wouldn't a 50% pay rise to £45,000/wk mean that West Ham were paying him £30,000/wk beforehand?By ANDREW DILLON Published: 21st May 2012, The Sun
As a point of reference to those who claim we were paying 25K per week to some players in our final Premiership years, take note of the above figures!
WEST HAM fear Robert Green may have played his last game for the club. "England’s No 2 keeper, 31, will begin contract talks this week and is looking for a 50 per cent pay rise to around £45,000 a week."
Guess he needs a new Aston Martin every fortnight.
We were in for Green and he chose West Ham because they were reportedly offering him a lot more money than we were - yet still only (only!) 22K per week.
As Henry Irving and other well informed posters have commented before, even in our most opulent spending days in the Premiership it looks probable that our wage ceiling was around 15K per week.0 -
45 k a week is £2.3m a year
You are the number one goalie for one of the top 20 clubs in the country.
I bet if you looked at the wages of the top 20,doctors,architects,actors, any other profession they would be earning similar amounts or more.0 -
i agree with Callums Math0
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i agree with Callums Maths0
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i'll do the math you do the grammar mister1lunge0
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Nobody likes a smart arse....:)
Wouldn't a 50% pay rise to £45,000/wk mean that West Ham were paying him £30,000/wk beforehand?By ANDREW DILLON Published: 21st May 2012, The Sun
As a point of reference to those who claim we were paying 25K per week to some players in our final Premiership years, take note of the above figures!
WEST HAM fear Robert Green may have played his last game for the club. "England’s No 2 keeper, 31, will begin contract talks this week and is looking for a 50 per cent pay rise to around £45,000 a week."
Guess he needs a new Aston Martin every fortnight.
We were in for Green and he chose West Ham because they were reportedly offering him a lot more money than we were - yet still only (only!) 22K per week.
As Henry Irving and other well informed posters have commented before, even in our most opulent spending days in the Premiership it looks probable that our wage ceiling was around 15K per week.
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i dont get how this means we ever had a ceiling of £15k pw0
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Seems fine to me, about market rate in the Prem, especially for experience0
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Seems fine to me too. He can probably get it. Even if he doesn't, he's entitled to ask considering he has been one of England's top keepers for the past few years.0