Rest of A-League Transfer (Now with 99% RR - Love your work)

And he is getting slammed on twitter for it too.

Surat Sukha leaves the Tards and moves back to Thailand with Buriram-PEA

Barahini fella who missed the pen vs AW's trialing with the Roar

Robbie Fowler rumoured to be on his way to Muang Thong Utd in Thailand. He's supposed to be on a plane from the UK now, as the transfer window closes on Friday. Club boss reckons negotiations are '70%' done. One story doing the rounds is he'll be paid by appearance, rather than a salary, on a 4-month deal.

Conversion rate??

Approximately 1:25, so 20m THB being about $800,000NZD

I'd try to get fit for the Thai league, so that could push my price up a bit.

Hanging out with Jim can cost a bit.

Too many 00 EG. Should be $776 thousand.

Really,� is this guy worth it ?? Personally I dont think soThe Age today� -� HARRY KEWELL is continuing to delay the announcement of what still
shapes as a probable return to play in the A-League - most likely with
Melbourne Victory - while he puts in place commercial arrangements
outside his playing contract.Kewell's management is believed to
be eager to have non-football contracts and sponsorships locked in
before he signs a deal because, under a clause in the standard A-League
contract, he would be forced to relinquish substantial image and
marketing rights to Football Federation Australia.FFA
regulations mean Kewell would not, for example, be able to sign a deal
with a car manufacturer, which is in competition with the A-League's
naming rights sponsor, Hyundai. However, existing sponsorships signed
before Kewell was contracted to the Victory, or another A-League club,
can be honoured.Kewell is keen to maximise endorsement revenue because he has been
unable to reach a satisfactory agreement with the FFA about a
promotional deal. The FFA have offered a contract that would earn Kewell
a minimum of $250,000, and up to $500,000 annually, over three years.
However, he is unhappy with elements of the heavily incentive-based deal
and wants to maximise income from other areas.

Really,  is this guy worth it ?? Personally I dont think so

The Age today  -  HARRY KEWELL is continuing to delay the announcement of what still shapes as a probable return to play in the A-League - most likely with Melbourne Victory - while he puts in place commercial arrangements outside his playing contract.

Kewell's management is believed to be eager to have non-football contracts and sponsorships locked in before he signs a deal because, under a clause in the standard A-League contract, he would be forced to relinquish substantial image and marketing rights to Football Federation Australia.

FFA regulations mean Kewell would not, for example, be able to sign a deal with a car manufacturer, which is in competition with the A-League's naming rights sponsor, Hyundai. However, existing sponsorships signed before Kewell was contracted to the Victory, or another A-League club, can be honoured.

Kewell is keen to maximise endorsement revenue because he has been unable to reach a satisfactory agreement with the FFA about a promotional deal. The FFA have offered a contract that would earn Kewell a minimum of $250,000, and up to $500,000 annually, over three years. However, he is unhappy with elements of the heavily incentive-based deal and wants to maximise income from other areas.