Ross McCormack

[Bergen]

The Villa striker is contracted to the club for another year, and is set to see his wage rocket up to £70,000 a week despite having not played a league game for the club since January 2017.

Madness.

[Rich Tea Wellin]

Not his fault. It's the ridiculous economics and bad management of clubs up and downs the country.

Now they have been promoted it wont make a difference but a few more years in the championship, after the parachute payments dried up, they would have been in a load of trouble. See Portsmouth.

[spen666]

The Villa striker is contracted to the club for another year, and is set to see his wage rocket up to £70,000 a week despite having not played a league game for the club since January 2017.

Madness.

Thought Suggs was Chelsea? Is that John Terry's influence

[Lucky7]

The Villa striker is contracted to the club for another year, and is set to see his wage rocket up to £70,000 a week despite having not played a league game for the club since January 2017.

Madness.

Thought Suggs was Chelsea? Is that John Terry's influence

It’s one step beyond if you ask me

[F*ck The Poor & Fat]

Perhaps he has a promotion contract clause and there is naff all the club can do about it. I guess when he signed it was on the basis he would play, don’t know why he hasn’t but that’s possibility not the issue if such a clause exists. Wouldn’t surprise me these days. Contracts have all sorts of clauses, including relegation clauses.

[Esteban]

Just shows that the bloke has one hell of a good agent.

[Max B Gold]

He was on loan at Motherwell from January and was sent back early because he is finished. I personally wouldn't pay him a penny more than 7p a week.

[Cheshunto]

Wasn`t he the guy who missed training because he couldn`t get the electric gates of his house open

[Bergen]

Wasn`t he the guy who missed training because he couldn`t get the electric gates of his house open

Indeed it was. He can afford a new one now.

[tuffers#1]

Not his fault. It's the ridiculous economics and bad management of clubs up and downs the country.

Now they have been promoted it wont make a difference but a few more years in the championship, after the parachute payments dried up, they would have been in a load of trouble. See Portsmouth.

Obviously you have not looked into who Villas new owners are .

A Family Fortune of $42 billion .

Very rich owners .

[Rich Tea Wellin]

Yeah I forgot big riches always ends well in football

[Disoriented]

The Villa striker is contracted to the club for another year, and is set to see his wage rocket up to £70,000 a week despite having not played a league game for the club since January 2017.

Madness.

Thought Suggs was Chelsea? Is that John Terry's influence

It’s one step beyond if you ask me

Simply an Embarrassment if you ask me.

[Thor]

Not his fault. It's the ridiculous economics and bad management of clubs up and downs the country.

Now they have been promoted it wont make a difference but a few more years in the championship, after the parachute payments dried up, they would have been in a load of trouble. See Portsmouth.

Obviously you have not looked into who Villas new owners are .

A Family Fortune of $42 billion .

Very rich owners .

Didn’t they have trouble moving cash out of China earlier this seasons?

[Thor]

In all honesty though this shows or proves all that is wrong with football.

[Lucky7]

Thought Suggs was Chelsea? Is that John Terry's influence

It’s one step beyond if you ask me

Simply an Embarrassment if you ask me.

He should be put on a night boat to Cairo it’s Madness

[F*ck The Poor & Fat]

In all honesty though this shows or proves all that is wrong with football.

But what is the solution? And who is it wrong for? Not the players and managing making a fortune. Cant be for the club fans as most games are sell outs. Replica kit makers cashing in, TV fighting over rights and paying billions for the privilege. People across the globe who fill bars and pubs watching games whilst buying drinks.

For me what is wrong is the pittance.that finds its way down to smaller clubs, without whom the big boys would lose a source of talent.

[A Pedant]

Didn’t they have trouble moving cash out of China earlier this seasons?

That was the previous majority owner, Dr Tony Xia, at the end of last season. He sold 55% of the club last July to the new owners (an Egyptian billionaire and an American billionaire) and is now Vice-Chairman.