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Are footballers worth the money they are paid?

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Are footballers worth the money they are paid?

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Why footballers are not worth the money they get paid.

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Why footballers are not worth the money they get paid.

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https://www.theguardian.com/money/2002/feb/03/observercashsection.theobserver3

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Why footballers are worth the money they get paid

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Why footballers are worth the money they get paid

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https://www.crunch.co.uk/knowledge/tax/footballers-paid-average-wage/

This topic tells us research on why footballers deserve their pay.

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https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=2678362

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salary caps were introduced for professional footballers at the national average wage, HMRC’s tax receipts would drop by 1% – enough to pay for school meals for every pupil in the country for a month, 16,651 midwives, or 20,292 police officers.

So, while many may disagree with the disproportionately hefty salaries enjoyed by many football players, it’s important to take into account that a large percentage of that income goes right back into public hands, and pays for a huge amount of public services.
This information tells us that footballers are actual worth every penny

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https://schools.firstnews.co.uk/wp-content/.../Issue%20507%20Article%20Analysis.pdf   Why footballers are not   worth what they're paid

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https://schools.firstnews.co.uk/wp-content/.../Issue%20507%20Article%20Analysis.pdf   Why footballers are not   worth what they're paid

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This article tells us in recent years the football industry has changed. Fans are getting angry fans walking out of their clubs stadium in anger. Fans getting cross because they're getting ripped off. Mainly because ticket prices have reached the roof and the costs to watch or even buy tickets to watch them play. And that money goes to footballers wages making most professional football players million airs. This article is also talking about how much football has changed over the years. This is mainly because of money and greed.

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Argentine striker Carlos Tevez is the highest paid footballer in the game, earning £615 000 (R10 million) a week in China.

£1 per SECOND! The crazy numbers behind Carlos Tevez's proposed £615,000-per-week wages in China

Carlos Tevez set for 1900% wage increase as he signs China deal to become football's highest paid player

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Premiership footballers earn an average of £676,000 per year, according to a survey by The Independent and the Professional Footballers' Association. That figure, which equates to £13,000 per week, typically rises by between 60% and 100% when performance-related bonuses are taken into account

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The likes of Ronaldo and Messi earn massive wages playing for their clubs, on top of the numerous sponsorship deals they have with a multitude of brands.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bza2M65Hl_4