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On Sun, 3 Jun 2007 18:22:03 +0100, "Gareth" <gareth47.DeleteThis@btinternet.com> tried to
confuse everyone with this message:

>Not one player at Chelsea, one of the richest football clubs in the world,
>agreed to contribute any of their wages to the May Day For Nurses campaign,
>where footballers are asked to give a day's wages to hard-up Nurses. Of all
>the 556 Premiership players asked to help with the scheme, only 225
>contributed. (News of the World)
>
>if this is true then we really do live in a selfish world. what is one days
>wages to these players!!

Well, one days wages of Chelsea player is a lot of money!

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Timofei Shatrov wrote:
> On Sun, 3 Jun 2007 18:22:03 +0100, "Gareth" <gareth47 DeleteThis @btinternet.com>
> tried to confuse everyone with this message:
>
>> Not one player at Chelsea, one of the richest football clubs in the
>> world, agreed to contribute any of their wages to the May Day For
>> Nurses campaign, where footballers are asked to give a day's wages
>> to hard-up Nurses. Of all the 556 Premiership players asked to help
>> with the scheme, only 225 contributed. (News of the World)
>>
>> if this is true then we really do live in a selfish world. what is
>> one days wages to these players!!
>
> Well, one days wages of Chelsea player is a lot of money!

Exactly. If one day's wage is £5000, then £5000 is worth the same to them
that it is to you and me. If they don't want to give up 5k to give to Nurses
then fair play to them I say.

Its still a 5th of the weekly wage - if some charity type person came to
your door and asked for a one-off donation to a charity you might consider
it. If they asked you to donate exactly 1/5 (thats 20%) of your weekly
salary, you'd tell them to bolt! (I would!)

biz

>
>> Don't believe this - you're not worthless
>> ,gr---------.ru It's us against millions and we can't take them
>> all... | ue il | But we can take them on!
>> | @ma | (A Wilhelm Scream - The Rip)
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" \¯`·.¸biz¸.·´¯/" <sook RemoveThis @ma.baws.orgy> wrote in message
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> Timofei Shatrov wrote:
> > On Sun, 3 Jun 2007 18:22:03 +0100, "Gareth" <gareth47 RemoveThis @btinternet.com>
> > tried to confuse everyone with this message:
> >
> >> Not one player at Chelsea, one of the richest football clubs in the
> >> world, agreed to contribute any of their wages to the May Day For
> >> Nurses campaign, where footballers are asked to give a day's wages
> >> to hard-up Nurses. Of all the 556 Premiership players asked to help
> >> with the scheme, only 225 contributed. (News of the World)
> >>
> >> if this is true then we really do live in a selfish world. what is
> >> one days wages to these players!!
> >
> > Well, one days wages of Chelsea player is a lot of money!
>
> Exactly. If one day's wage is £5000, then £5000 is worth the same to them
> that it is to you and me. If they don't want to give up 5k to give to
Nurses
> then fair play to them I say.
>
> Its still a 5th of the weekly wage - if some charity type person came to
> your door and asked for a one-off donation to a charity you might consider
> it. If they asked you to donate exactly 1/5 (thats 20%) of your weekly
> salary, you'd tell them to bolt! (I would!)

I dunno, I mean it should be voluntary to donate, and people should not be
made to feel bad (no matter what they earn), if they dont want to.

But it does remind me of the old bible story, where a rich man gives a bag
of gold to help the poor, this gold means nothing to him. An old woman
gives her life saving to the poor, 5 copper or whatever...basically she's
giving more, in comparison. Sure as hell 5k means more to me than it does
do a 100k a week footballer.

Which is why they asked these rich guys, I am sure if I earnt 5k a day, I
wouldn't mind paying one day out of my years wage to charity, but I wouldnt
want to feel like I had to.
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Em Tue, 05 Jun 2007 22:34:03 -0300, Lief <ask.me.for DeleteThis @it.com> escreveu:

>
> " \¯`·.¸biz¸.·´¯/" <sook DeleteThis @ma.baws.orgy> wrote in message
> news:3P2dnYnAlZOHmfvbnZ2dnUVZ8sGvnZ2d@bt.com...
>> Timofei Shatrov wrote:
>> > On Sun, 3 Jun 2007 18:22:03 +0100, "Gareth" <gareth47 DeleteThis @btinternet.com>
>> > tried to confuse everyone with this message:
>> >
>> >> Not one player at Chelsea, one of the richest football clubs in the
>> >> world, agreed to contribute any of their wages to the May Day For
>> >> Nurses campaign, where footballers are asked to give a day's wages
>> >> to hard-up Nurses. Of all the 556 Premiership players asked to help
>> >> with the scheme, only 225 contributed. (News of the World)
>> >>
>> >> if this is true then we really do live in a selfish world. what is
>> >> one days wages to these players!!
>> >
>> > Well, one days wages of Chelsea player is a lot of money!
>>
>> Exactly. If one day's wage is £5000, then £5000 is worth the same to
>> them
>> that it is to you and me. If they don't want to give up 5k to give to
> Nurses
>> then fair play to them I say.
>>
>> Its still a 5th of the weekly wage - if some charity type person came to
>> your door and asked for a one-off donation to a charity you might
>> consider
>> it. If they asked you to donate exactly 1/5 (thats 20%) of your weekly
>> salary, you'd tell them to bolt! (I would!)
>
> I dunno, I mean it should be voluntary to donate, and people should not
> be
> made to feel bad (no matter what they earn), if they dont want to.
>
> But it does remind me of the old bible story, where a rich man gives a
> bag
> of gold to help the poor, this gold means nothing to him. An old woman
> gives her life saving to the poor, 5 copper or whatever...basically she's
> giving more, in comparison. Sure as hell 5k means more to me than it
> does
> do a 100k a week footballer.
>
> Which is why they asked these rich guys, I am sure if I earnt 5k a day, I
> wouldn't mind paying one day out of my years wage to charity, but I
> wouldnt
> want to feel like I had to.
>
>
>

charity has its unique balue based on yr commitment and heart
to donate to avoid a list a above is so poor like to not do it

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& Chelsea F.C.

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On Wed, 6 Jun 2007 01:47:20 +0100, " \\¯`·.¸biz¸.·´¯/"
<sook.DeleteThis@ma.baws.orgy> wrote:

>Timofei Shatrov wrote:
>> On Sun, 3 Jun 2007 18:22:03 +0100, "Gareth" <gareth47.DeleteThis@btinternet.com>
>> tried to confuse everyone with this message:
>>
>>> Not one player at Chelsea, one of the richest football clubs in the
>>> world, agreed to contribute any of their wages to the May Day For
>>> Nurses campaign, where footballers are asked to give a day's wages
>>> to hard-up Nurses. Of all the 556 Premiership players asked to help
>>> with the scheme, only 225 contributed. (News of the World)
>>>
>>> if this is true then we really do live in a selfish world. what is
>>> one days wages to these players!!
>>
>> Well, one days wages of Chelsea player is a lot of money!
>
>Exactly. If one day's wage is £5000, then £5000 is worth the same to them
>that it is to you and me. If they don't want to give up 5k to give to Nurses
>then fair play to them I say.
>
>Its still a 5th of the weekly wage - if some charity type person came to
>your door and asked for a one-off donation to a charity you might consider
>it. If they asked you to donate exactly 1/5 (thats 20%) of your weekly
>salary, you'd tell them to bolt! (I would!)
>
there's a slight difference between someone earning 6million a year,
and someone scraping by on 6 thousand a year though.

there is no premiership footballer who should be unable to do without
one days wages a year.

i have to admit it's quite shaming, and shows how greedy they can be.
iirc, none at newcastle gave up any money either, just glenn roeder
and the coaching staff.
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