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Ed Woodward is gone, so look who comes in at no 2.
“The 58-year-old ranked as the highest-paid Premier League executive last year, earning a £4m salary and pocketing a £3m bonus for overseeing the construction and opening of Spurs' new stadium.”
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Do you think Richard Arnold is paid less than Ed Woodward? Man City also don't publish their figures, but do you think Ferran Soriano is in that job for the love of the game? Also will be interesting to see what Boehly-era figures look like at Chelsea when they are eventually released. The bonus you are referring to in that link was paid four years ago when the stadium opened btw - he doesn't get that every year.
Again - not that I care to stand up for Levy but his salary is a long way down my list of gripes with the man or the reasons why we are struggling.