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January Transfer Window 2016


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Benteke £32.5m £140,000 per week...........immediately paid, in full.

Teixiera £25m 45,000 per week...........too much money.

 

Where are you getting that 45,000 figure from? I'd be curious to know if he'd come for a relatively, and I stress relatively, modest wage like that.

 

I'm also curious to know how the fuck Benteke is on 140,000. Poor lad, everybody else is out there on 200,000 and he's on a pittance, no wonder he looks so moody when he scores.

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Where are you getting that 45,000 figure from? I'd be curious to know if he'd come for a relatively, and I stress relatively, modest wage like that.

 

I'm also curious to know how the fuck Benteke is on 140,000. Poor lad, everybody else is out there on 200,000 and he's on a pittance, no wonder he looks so moody when he scores.

 

I read in an article that was what Teixeira was asking for. Could be completely made up like but they don't get paid a lot in the Ukrainian league.

 

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/liverpool/12114069/Liverpool-hopeful-of-completing-Alex-Teixeira-transfer.html

 

 

 

Were Liverpool to agree a deal for Teixeira, his application would go in front of the FA-appointed “Exceptions Panel”. That committee will make a decision largely based on a points system introduced by FA chairman Greg Dyke's taskforce to ensure that only the better standard of non-EU players are granted Home Office work permits. That means the higher his transfer fee and the higher his wages, relative to other Premier League players, the more points he will score – up to three in both categories. It is understood that Teixeira, a £25 million-plus player who would command around £45,000-a-week, should earn five points from a possible six in that regard.
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