Brilliant post mateIn this day and age of money, self centred me.me.me.com Z list celebrity bullshit, we have a a man who is 100% genuine in what he believes in and loves.
Jermaine Defoe has restored my faith in humanity in not chasing money etc. He has done almost everything in the game and prior to joining us, I would say every football fan had an admiration for him as to how he has conducted himself as a professional and caring for those less fortunate than himself. The wage cut exemplifies this.
He is a fabulous human being with so much dignity and respect for others, the shameful bastards that are Sutton, Hartson, Walker et al should look at this man and his behaviour and be monumentally ashamed of themselves and their behaviour towards fellow professionals and human beings, in particular Alfredo Morelos.
The fact is he wasn’t going to get the type of money he is on at Bournemouth. So the real story is the difference with what others were offering and us . It may be 5-10k per week and that is not as big a drop .
What a diddy comment. If he was on £65k it's quite a drop to come down to £23k. Especially when someone of his standing could go to China and get £150k
Totally agree mate. A really astute piece of business by Stevie G.He a good professional and a good role model for the younger players.
It's one of the reasons I can't understand that refs comments about him on twitter. Saying he liked seeing him stretchered off.Totally agree mate. A really astute piece of business by Stevie G.
It's one of the reasons I can't understand that refs comments about him on twitter. Saying he liked seeing him stretchered off.
Defoe doesn't seem like someone that would be hated.
Because that ref is a mentally challenged bstard from the Clancy school of refereeingIt's one of the reasons I can't understand that refs comments about him on twitter. Saying he liked seeing him stretchered off.
Defoe doesn't seem like someone that would be hated.
Simple no matter how they raise themself up in life to a position of trust etc, their true colours will always show like a rusty on a pristine post.It's one of the reasons I can't understand that refs comments about him on twitter. Saying he liked seeing him stretchered off.
Defoe doesn't seem like someone that would be hated.
Jermain Defoe's Rangers commitment as incredible wage cut revealed
The veteran is understood to have turned down more lucrative offers in England to agree a one-year deal with Rangers.
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BY GORDON WADDELL
23:15, 25 JAN 2020UPDATED20:38, 25 JAN 2020
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Jermain Defoe has taken a
massive 65 per cent pay cut to stretch his stay at Rangers by another year.
The striker has signed a pre-contract deal to join the club permanently from Bournemouth when his current loan expires
in the summer.
MailSport understands the 37-year-old has passed up more lucrative offers from down south – and sucked up close to a £3m hit on his current EPL wage – to get within the Ibrox pay structure.
Defoe has notched 24 goals in 48 games – 16 of them this season – since arriving last January.
And as he put pen to paper, he said: “I’m just delighted, to be honest. When I first signed, as I’ve said many times, it was an easy
decision because I’ve always known about the size of this club, the history and the great players.
“So to get it all sorted
out and secure my future here for another year is really special.
“I’m delighted, my family are happy and to have an opportunity to play for this club is special.”
Steven Gerrardhas been working to get the deal over the line for the past month after securing another season from fellow veterans Allan McGregorand Steven Davis.
The Rangers boss told
the club’s website: “It’s fantastic news.
“It’s something we have been working on over the weeks and it is great to finally get that done and dusted.
“It’s great news for all the supporters and everyone connected with the club for many different reasons.
“Jermain is an incredible professional with the way he goes about his work on and off the pitch – he is a credit to himself and his family.
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“And also on the pitch, which is the main thing, he is still contributing heavily.
“He is a major part of
this group, this team and this squad. Hopefully, together we can go and share some success as I think he deserves that.”
Rangers sporting director Ross Wilson added: “Jermain is a wonderful professional and character.
“Having his quality
and experience in our squad is not only valuable on the pitch but he is also a huge influence and example to our young players aspiring to represent Rangers in the future.”