How long does a player get payed in the EPL?
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they pay for player the whole year even if he is injured or a substitute. they pay for him every week unless he make another contract to another team. and about the transfer the player get his weekly salary and the owners team get the money for the transfer.
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I don't know. It's too early to say.\nNormally, Golden Balls, Shoes etc are awarded to forward/strikers...I'd love to see a defender being awarded once...\nRoberto Carlos for example...
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It's hard information to find out as clubs don't wish to disclose the individual player wages. In 2005 player wages at Chelsea totalled over £115m which was £30m over that of second highest payers Manchester United. Considering the players that Chelsea have bought since then it is highly likely this has risen even higher and will continue to do so with the likes of Michael Ballack to sign shortly on a ridiculous amount of money.\n\nAs for the highest earner it is almost certainly Frank Lampard who is rumoured to be on over £100,000 a week though Chelsea have called a press conference for Monday where they are expected to unveil Michael Ballack. Ballack is apparently set to become the highest paid player at the club. \n\nThe lowest paid player will be the younger players in the squad.
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Michael Owen - 13million\nFrank Lampard - 12.5million\nThierry Herry - 10million\nJohn Terry - 10million\nWayne Rooney - 10million
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I am a firm believer, that should a footballer agree to a contract worth, let's say £40.000 a week, he should be entitled to half of what they earn, which would be £20.000, then the other £20.000 would be payed to the player, based on his performance, goals scored, then dedute payments on bookings and sendings offs.\n\nBy doing this, both club and supporters are getting there money's worth, with players putting in 100%every game and they can justify paying that amount to a single player.\n\nFor the footballer, this would be a good payment system, as they would have to play to there maxium level, if they wanted their full amount at the end of each wee. It would also improve disclinpary problems, which sadly today so many players lack.
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Of course they get paid, and trust me it is plenty plenty money. They also get bonuses or incentives. For instance I know the saudi arabian team will EACH get 150 000 euros if they qualify to the next round. Most teams get bonuses for scoring goals, not letting in goals, qualifying to further rounds, golden boot winner gets a packet of money. Money rules that tournament!
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it is called barclay's english premier league\nlet me take a wild guess and say its Barclays \nlol
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When a club buy a player that money goes to his ex-club.\n\nAs for the player when his new to be team negotiate his contract he can ask for a certain salary and a signing on fee, which will go to his own pocket ( And some of it to his agent )
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It depends on their contract. Most get paid per year but some have longer contracts. So really its all about the contract.
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It means the player will get paid the same whether they're playing in the NHL or in the minor league.
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There are lawyers that specialise in this subject. This has happened before and players have won such law suits.\n\nAsk around for a specialised lawyer
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Field an English player?
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As of April 25, 2006:\nRonaldinho enjoyed an annual revenue of 23 million euros ($28.47 million), said France Football, which added up the salaries, bonuses, sponsorship deals and other sources of income for each player.\n\nBeckham follows with a total of 18 million, down from 25 million the previous year. Brazil and Real Madrid forward Ronaldo is in third place, having pocketed 17.4 million euros while England and Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney is fourth in the list with an income of 16.1 million euros.\n\n\nCurrent English Manager:  Sven-Göran Eriksson, sixth and final year with team
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Well nothing said of the pay they get but my best guess would be to start issuing team fines for those who don't come to practice. What happens if your team doesn't have 25 players? After all some players might get pissed and quit when they start getting punished for it.
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not really .. i think it's all down to the importance of the games they play as well ... look at wayne rooney and john terry in the Chelsea vs Man Utd game ... It all boils down to the player .. where does your duty to the club you are playing for and your duty playing for your country end and the other begin?
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That player is not allowed in the next match. He can be replaced by anybody though. All games start at 11 vs 11
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The players are paid by their national football association (FA) who are financed by FIFA for the tournament.