' NEW CONTRACT FOR CITY STRIKER? '

The club and Jones are currently locked in negotiations over a new contract, with the Bluebirds insisting he takes a pay cut.

He is currently earning £35,000-a-week basics and Russell Slade recently admitted that, whilst he wants the striker to stay, the decision is out of his hands.

Let him go mun.

Let him go mun.

Slade wants him to stay does he,this is the same Slade who turned down a million plus offer from Wolves for Joe Mason,an offer that will never be replicated again

I would sign him up and then sell him and get our money back

Wez - We can't give him away

Let him go mun.

Slade wants him to stay does he,this is the same Slade who turned down a million plus offer from Wolves for Joe Mason,an offer that will never be replicated again

Wolves never came in for Mason that was just rumors.

Let him go mun.

Slade wants him to stay does he,this is the same Slade who turned down a million plus offer from Wolves for Joe Mason,an offer that will never be replicated again

An offer nobody wanted us to take.

The club and Jones are currently locked in negotiations over a new contract, with the Bluebirds insisting he takes a pay cut.

He is currently earning £35,000-a-week basics and Russell Slade recently admitted that, whilst he wants the striker to stay, the decision is out of his hands.

Mason,With all the bonuses and Tax, Kenwyne is costing us £50,000 a week, No way worth that,there are better players out there for that kind of money.

The club and Jones are currently locked in negotiations over a new contract, with the Bluebirds insisting he takes a pay cut.

He is currently earning £35,000-a-week basics and Russell Slade recently admitted that, whilst he wants the striker to stay, the decision is out of his hands.

Mason,With all the bonuses and Tax, Kenwyne is costing us £50,000 a week, No way worth that,there are better players out there for that kind of money.

I'm very surprised we pay his tax and ni ,I know we would pay employers contributions but I wouldn't of thought that would be 13 k

The club and Jones are currently locked in negotiations over a new contract, with the Bluebirds insisting he takes a pay cut.

He is currently earning £35,000-a-week basics and Russell Slade recently admitted that, whilst he wants the striker to stay, the decision is out of his hands.

Mason,With all the bonuses and Tax, Kenwyne is costing us £50,000 a week, No way worth that,there are better players out there for that kind of money.

I'm very surprised we pay his tax and ni ,I know we would pay employers contributions but I wouldn't of thought that would be 13 k

Wez,They are contracted to our club,not self employed.
We've discussed this before and I checked it out.

The club and Jones are currently locked in negotiations over a new contract, with the Bluebirds insisting he takes a pay cut.

He is currently earning £35,000-a-week basics and Russell Slade recently admitted that, whilst he wants the striker to stay, the decision is out of his hands.

Mason,With all the bonuses and Tax, Kenwyne is costing us £50,000 a week, No way worth that,there are better players out there for that kind of money.

I'm very surprised we pay his tax and ni ,I know we would pay employers contributions but I wouldn't of thought that would be 13 k

Wez,They are contracted to our club,not self employed.
We've discussed this before and I checked it out.

I know how paye scheme works if he us on that and on 37 k a week it will be deducted out of that not added to it ,the club would only pay ni employers contributions have a look at this liverpools pay slip

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The club and Jones are currently locked in negotiations over a new contract, with the Bluebirds insisting he takes a pay cut.

He is currently earning £35,000-a-week basics and Russell Slade recently admitted that, whilst he wants the striker to stay, the decision is out of his hands.

Mason,With all the bonuses and Tax, Kenwyne is costing us £50,000 a week, No way worth that,there are better players out there for that kind of money.

I'm very surprised we pay his tax and ni ,I know we would pay employers contributions but I wouldn't of thought that would be 13 k

Wez,They are contracted to our club,not self employed.
We've discussed this before and I checked it out.

I know how paye scheme works if he us on that and on 37 k a week it will be deducted out of that not added to it ,the club would only pay ni employers contributions have a look at this liverpools pay slip

And so do I, Wez I've employed 30-50 people at a time.
City do pay their NI & Tax, Im sure you will make an argument about anything I post in

I know I may be in a minority, but I would try and keep him. Yes he needs a smaller wage.

Let him go mun.

Slade wants him to stay does he,this is the same Slade who turned down a million plus offer from Wolves for Joe Mason,an offer that will never be replicated again

Wolves never came in for Mason that was just rumors.

You know how?

Let him go mun.

Slade wants him to stay does he,this is the same Slade who turned down a million plus offer from Wolves for Joe Mason,an offer that will never be replicated again

An offer nobody wanted us to take.

I did because I said Mason was an average striker

Let him go mun.

Slade wants him to stay does he,this is the same Slade who turned down a million plus offer from Wolves for Joe Mason,an offer that will never be replicated again

Wolves never came in for Mason that was just rumors.

You know how?

Honestly Wolves never actually made a bid, Two reporters I know asked Kenny Jacket.

The club and Jones are currently locked in negotiations over a new contract, with the Bluebirds insisting he takes a pay cut.

He is currently earning £35,000-a-week basics and Russell Slade recently admitted that, whilst he wants the striker to stay, the decision is out of his hands.

Mason,With all the bonuses and Tax, Kenwyne is costing us £50,000 a week, No way worth that,there are better players out there for that kind of money.

I'm very surprised we pay his tax and ni ,I know we would pay employers contributions but I wouldn't of thought that would be 13 k

Wez,They are contracted to our club,not self employed.
We've discussed this before and I checked it out.

I know how paye scheme works if he us on that and on 37 k a week it will be deducted out of that not added to it ,the club would only pay ni employers contributions have a look at this liverpools pay slip

And so do I, Wez I've employed 30-50 people at a time.
City do pay their NI & Tax, Im sure you will make an argument about anything I post in

I just don't under if his wages are 37 k a week then how does it jump up to 50 k as you stated ? As normal paye and ni get deducted off a persons salary ? can you explain why as I'm baffled ? Not an argument with you I just don't understand why city would add the paye and ni to a basic salary as this is not normally done to employees ?

Kenwyne must be one of the highest paid players in the entire Championship.

On his day he can be a real asset and he has the ability to absolutely tear up this division and score over 20 goals easily.

The trouble is that he rarely seems to be bothered to show how good he can be.

If he wants more than £20,000 a week he should be sold or let go.

Can't see a huge queue of clubs wanting to take on his half hearted approach to the game.

Let him go mun.

Slade wants him to stay does he,this is the same Slade who turned down a million plus offer from Wolves for Joe Mason,an offer that will never be replicated again

Wolves never came in for Mason that was just rumors.

You know how?

Honestly Wolves never actually made a bid, Two reporters I know asked Kenny Jacket.

Boom!

The club and Jones are currently locked in negotiations over a new contract, with the Bluebirds insisting he takes a pay cut.

He is currently earning £35,000-a-week basics and Russell Slade recently admitted that, whilst he wants the striker to stay, the decision is out of his hands.

Mason,With all the bonuses and Tax, Kenwyne is costing us £50,000 a week, No way worth that,there are better players out there for that kind of money.

I'm very surprised we pay his tax and ni ,I know we would pay employers contributions but I wouldn't of thought that would be 13 k

Wez,They are contracted to our club,not self employed.
We've discussed this before and I checked it out.

I know how paye scheme works if he us on that and on 37 k a week it will be deducted out of that not added to it ,the club would only pay ni employers contributions have a look at this liverpools pay slip

You are right Wez. All quoted salaries are gross, just like anyone's. When people talk about their wages they always give their yearly salary as a figure BEFORE tax is deducted.

Annis' is also right Jones is on PAYE as an employee, so CCFC pay his tax. However that tax comes from his £37k wages.

Kenwyne jones' take home wage is nowhere near £37k, its likely to be more around the £20 - £22k mark.

He does cost CCFC £37k though.

Thanks Jones - it's been nice, but you are nowhere near worth 35k a week - more like 7k max - take it or leave it.

Id prefer we just let him go

Wayne quoted

You are right Wez. All quoted salaries are gross, just like anyone's. When people talk about their wages they always give their yearly salary as a figure BEFORE tax is deducted.

Annis' is also right Jones is on PAYE as an employee, so CCFC pay his tax. However that tax comes from his £37k wages.

Kenwyne jones' take home wage is nowhere near £37k, its likely to be more around the £20 - £22k mark.

He does cost CCFC £37k though.[/quote

Just to be pedantic, CCFC do not pay his NI and Tax, they just take it out of his wages and then pay it to the inland revenue

Wayne quoted

You are right Wez. All quoted salaries are gross, just like anyone's. When people talk about their wages they always give their yearly salary as a figure BEFORE tax is deducted.

Annis' is also right Jones is on PAYE as an employee, so CCFC pay his tax. However that tax comes from his £37k wages.

Kenwyne jones' take home wage is nowhere near £37k, its likely to be more around the £20 - £22k mark.

He does cost CCFC £37k though.[/quote

Just to be pedantic, CCFC do not pay his NI and Tax, they just take it out of his wages and then pay it to the inland revenue

I'm with someone now,your right City are taking the tax out of his £37,500 basic wage a week, but if he plays and scores he costs the club £50,000 gross a week

The club and Jones are currently locked in negotiations over a new contract, with the Bluebirds insisting he takes a pay cut.

He is currently earning £35,000-a-week basics and Russell Slade recently admitted that, whilst he wants the striker to stay, the decision is out of his hands.

Mason,With all the bonuses and Tax, Kenwyne is costing us £50,000 a week, No way worth that,there are better players out there for that kind of money.

I'm very surprised we pay his tax and ni ,I know we would pay employers contributions but I wouldn't of thought that would be 13 k

Wez,
I'm with someone now outside shareholders meeting ,your right City are taking the tax out of his £37,500 basic wage a week, but if he plays and scores he costs the club £50,000 gross a week

The club and Jones are currently locked in negotiations over a new contract, with the Bluebirds insisting he takes a pay cut.

He is currently earning £35,000-a-week basics and Russell Slade recently admitted that, whilst he wants the striker to stay, the decision is out of his hands.

Mason,With all the bonuses and Tax, Kenwyne is costing us £50,000 a week, No way worth that,there are better players out there for that kind of money.

I'm very surprised we pay his tax and ni ,I know we would pay employers contributions but I wouldn't of thought that would be 13 k

Wez,
I'm with someone now outside shareholders meeting ,your right City are taking the tax out of his £37,500 basic wage a week, but if he plays and scores he costs the club £50,000 gross a week

Bonus for appearances and goals is standard practice but that's crazy. Did we take over the contract he had at Stoke or did he take over odemwingie's contract?

He's not worth being the highest paid player in our squad whatever he's on. Very little effort and inconsistent. For his wages you want 20 to 30 goals and a hatful of assists.

The club and Jones are currently locked in negotiations over a new contract, with the Bluebirds insisting he takes a pay cut.

He is currently earning £35,000-a-week basics and Russell Slade recently admitted that, whilst he wants the striker to stay, the decision is out of his hands.

Mason,With all the bonuses and Tax, Kenwyne is costing us £50,000 a week, No way worth that,there are better players out there for that kind of money.

I'm very surprised we pay his tax and ni ,I know we would pay employers contributions but I wouldn't of thought that would be 13 k

Wez,
I'm with someone now outside shareholders meeting ,your right City are taking the tax out of his £37,500 basic wage a week, but if he plays and scores he costs the club £50,000 gross a week

Bonus for appearances and goals is standard practice but that's crazy. Did we take over the contract he had at Stoke or did he take over odemwingie's contract?

I'm sure we did it was a straight swap

The club and Jones are currently locked in negotiations over a new contract, with the Bluebirds insisting he takes a pay cut.

He is currently earning £35,000-a-week basics and Russell Slade recently admitted that, whilst he wants the striker to stay, the decision is out of his hands.

Mason,With all the bonuses and Tax, Kenwyne is costing us £50,000 a week, No way worth that,there are better players out there for that kind of money.

I'm very surprised we pay his tax and ni ,I know we would pay employers contributions but I wouldn't of thought that would be 13 k

Wez,
I'm with someone now outside shareholders meeting ,your right City are taking the tax out of his £37,500 basic wage a week, but if he plays and scores he costs the club £50,000 gross a week

Wow, Annis admitting Wez is right. He must be right about everything else you debate about.

I am sure we would have to pay the employers contribution for NI.

Most Footballers but especially strikers have a goal bonus and maybe an appearance bonus.

I am sure we would have to pay the employers contribution for NI.

Most Footballers but especially strikers have a goal bonus and maybe an appearance bonus.

And a clean sheet bonus it goes on at city and all over the world although no defenders have had a clean sheet bonus for us in a while