The Epitomy of “more with less”

[Jangle]

Top-earner Harry Kane’s basic salary is thought to be about £100,000 a week, although the deal contains substantial performance-related bonuses.

Tottenham’s priority is to secure new contracts for Heung-min Son and Christian Eriksen, who earn about £65,000 and £70,000 per week respectively, as the pair are heading into the final two years of their agreements.


Spurs’ wage bill is about £127m, the sixth-highest in the top flight. With contract talks around the corner, Standard Sport understands that number is likely to rise, with Son and Eriksen set to be early beneficiaries.

[Paul Marin]

Top-earner Harry Kane’s basic salary is thought to be about £100,000 a week, although the deal contains substantial performance-related bonuses.

Tottenham’s priority is to secure new contracts for Heung-min Son and Christian Eriksen, who earn about £65,000 and £70,000 per week respectively, as the pair are heading into the final two years of their agreements.


Spurs’ wage bill is about £127m, the sixth-highest in the top flight. With contract talks around the corner, Standard Sport understands that number is likely to rise, with Son and Eriksen set to be early beneficiaries.

So when they get new contracts and increase the wage bill, what will you call it then if they drop out the top 4? "Less with more"? Stop using the vocabulary of the propaganda machine. Dem 'ead nuh good...but needa is fi you...so