by PabloAimar » Wed Jul 09, 2008 6:50 pm
can somebody please explain this to me...
"I think he must have forgotten that Barry is playing more regularly for England than that player and yet he can come up and talk about a £10m offer which includes some money and some unnamed players which would make Gareth worth about £2m." - Martin O'Neill (Friday, 9 May 2008)
i've been racking my brain for 2 months now and still dont understand the logic in this quote... How would an offer of £10M including some money and some players make garry barry worth £2M??
NB. if marty actually meant £2m (2 milli-pounds) instead of £2M (2 million-pounds) thats even more absurb. the pound sterling is not divisible by more than 100, let alone 1,000,000
(a) if the offer was £10M cash PLUS player/s, that'd make garry b 'worth' £10M + the value of the player/s offered... ie. MORE than £10M
(b) if the offer was worth £10M including player/s, that'd make garry b 'worth' £10M... ie. exactly £10M, ie. £8M MORE than £2M
HELP - am i missing something or is marty o n a d!ck?
the only explanation i can think of is this...
coco had a few, got on the phone and proposed
we give them scott carson and a can of coco's enviro-friendly jerry-curl mouse in exchange for...
garry barry AND £8M
we've only won it 5 times