I agree Patrick, was not holding out much hope of success...or points if we did get promoted.
Thanks DeathBall, hopefully we can build on it from here!
A huge step forward for myself this season as I now find myself knocking on the door of the Championship but away from my own minor victory the top three earners have also kept themselves busy.
Thanks DeathBall, hopefully we can build on it from here!
A huge step forward for myself this season as I now find myself knocking on the door of the Championship but away from my own minor victory the top three earners have also kept themselves busy.
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[TD="align: center"]Pep Guardiola[/TD]
[TD="align: center"]Jose Mourinhio[/TD]
[TD="align: center"]Joachim Low[/TD]
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[TD="align: center"]Bayern Munich[/TD]
[TD="align: center"]Chelsea[/TD]
[TD="align: center"]Atletico Madrid[/TD]
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[TD="align: center"]£165,000 per week[/TD]
[TD="align: center"]£145,000 per week[/TD]
[TD="align: center"]£105,000 per week[/TD]
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Pep might be earning the highest wages but aside from returning Bayern to the top of the Bundesliga and securing a domestic double he remains impotent in Europe once again failing to trouble some of the continents best. Like his fellow high earner, Joachim Low has had a season to forget, guiding Atletico in between Barcelona and Real in Liga BBVA was no small feat but that was the only glimmer of success for a quiet season from the German.
Meanwhile in London, Jose Mourinhio continues to dominate.
A third place finish in the Premier League was the only dent in an otherwise flawless season as he leads the Blues on an invasion of Europe picking up the Champions League trophy, UEFA Super Cup, Club World Cup and a nice little FA Cup to give with it. He might not be the bringing in the most money but Mourinhio is proving to be certainly worth his still huge wages.
It might not quite match Jose's stash of silverware but non the less a play-off place in League One is at least something?
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Over the course of a season and with a host of teams showing their interest, the Tranmere board have increased my wages by a massive five hundred pounds.
Given that I've just about fallen in love with this board and team, it seems my days of hopping around until eventually finding some kind of success has potentially come to an end.
My rise up the footballing pyramid is well and truly under way and apparently I wasn't the only person feeling flush with success and money.
If I'm set for the big time, it seems Tranmere are gearing up to come with me!
Despite having the least imaginative name in history, The Tranmere Stadium is set to become one of the biggest in League One. The extra income from tickets could prove crucial in our attempts at breaking back into the Championship.
Exciting times ahead...again.
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