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Date:Tuesday November 30 2010
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FSF - Should Players Take Pay Cut?
Should players take a wage cut? The Football Supporters` Federation (FSF) Survey
• Click here to fill in the FSF`s quick survey and enter the draw to win a copy of Football Manager 2011...
The UK is clawing its way out of a recession, our cousins across the Irish Sea are doing all they can to avoid bankruptcy and millions of us are fearful of redundancy. Things are tight. However, in the world of Premier League football, the party has carried on as normal. Fans pay fortunes to fund the wages of players earning as much as £200,000 per week. This can`t be right, can it?
Or do you think, so what? It`s a free market and players are perfectly entitled to earn as much as they possibly can. After all, it`s a short career which could be over tomorrow and players contribute multi-millions to the Exchequer. In the past players missed out on the profits their talents generated - better they get the money than some fat cat in the boardroom, surely?
Answer the FSF`s quick two-question survey, it'll take you no more than a minute to complete, and as thanks they`ll stick you into a draw to win a copy of Football Manager 2011.
The FSF will let you know the results once they come in.
Click here to fill in the FSF`s quick survey and enter the draw to win a copy of Football Manager 2011...
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I seriously think that some players earn far more than they will ever be worth. the wages are astronomical and down right ludicrous.
sfc4ghg
Very short survey and one that should be answered by as many as is possible to help give an accurate picture as to how us fans really think.
SFC Forever
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