If a player leaves the SPL for EPL then RETURNS it just a money move??

Question

.or is it just realiseing you cant cut it in the EPL so any AULD team will do

Answer 1

i would say both there are a few players that have came back from the EPL to the SPL mainly cos they didnt want to leave in the first place (Ferguson) and the grass isnt greener on the other side

Answer 2

No some of the EPL pay more than the SPL.

Answer 3

does the same q apply to national managers go back to ur auld team cos o money  

Answer 4

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Answer 5

NO he just want home beside his own people and away fi that english queen loving b******s

Answer 6

both they are greedy ba$tards and no good for the EPL

Answer 7

Even the English championship is paid more than SPL

Answer 8

maloney has apparently taken a cut in wages to come back...obviously he wanted to play first team football again so he opted to come home...

he could have  just sat on his arce in the EPL and earnt a mint..but his career would have gone nowhere

the EPL has a barrel load of money and can buy anybody they want to...which leaves a lot of british players sat warming benches.

it is good on the other hand for the SPL as they sell off some of them for cheap!!

anyway I have gone on long enough..typical bloody woman!!

Answer 9

with balony returning  who's leaving  .....  Mcgeady .. McCourt for the left side.........  the j*p dog eater  and caddis on the right  .....cause hes no really a striker  

Answer 10

Wee bazza was the best player at blackburn when he was there, unlike baloney who was a bench warmer at villa

Answer 11

absodamtootly.wee bazza came back to rangers cos he couldnt cut it doon there.wee maloney the same.good to see we agree.love u lots.chas xxxxx

Answer 12

Afeel it's more to do with getting games under your belt and basically being guaranteed european football,money does play a part ,but if you are wasting away without playing it saps your confidence and sometimes it's best to move on or back to re-establish your confidence

depends on the players situation, if he has played a lot of games in the epl-yes

if he has not played hardly any games then- no

Answer 13

Players leave Scotland to fulfil ambition. It is generally accepted that if you can cut it in the EPL then you have truly made it in football, however some players return for family reasons, The Rangers fan's wont like it but he couldn't cut it in England, but his wife wasn't happy either so it was a easy choice for him to make, when he had decided to come home, there was only one club that he was ever gonna come to and that was Rangers.

Answer 14

Em, dont know, there's a few who's done it but who cares really?

Answer 15

It's moving to the promised land of the EPL and realising what a bunch of over rated p*sh it is and realising that the old firm are far bigger clubs than most of the EPL teams!

It's not about not cutting it! It's about realising it's a mistake and wants to return home to the bigger clubs!

Answer 16

money does have a slight hand in the matter, but i think its the chance of a bigger stage that has got a fair few Scots lads and foreigners jumping at the chance, and then having to come back

Ferguson actually done quite well for Blackburn when he got injured and then found it a little hard to get back into the rythm

Maloney showed signs of form, but i heard for months that he was coming back to scotland every other day to see his family which made him terribly homesick, i think if he was 100% commited to Villa he would have saw it through, but its the homesickness thats done him in.

Answer 17

im a hypocrite but im still glad maloneys back!

Answer 18

only if they move to the old firm where they've no chance off holding down a regular slot (miller & Maloney ),Aberdeen,Hearts,Utd,Hibs have descent squads and can play football,both players would probably start with these clubs,but as ive said before have no ambition ,only want money,attention