Wah, your post very the confusing... I thought you said I posted
those words under the violet one as well... you must make it more
obvious those words are yours mah...
Ok lah, $80k still shouldn't be too much of a problem given he
has given a lot to the club... If he runs down his contract and
walk away for free worse right? He could also get that amount
elsewhere when you think Wayne Bridge earns that much at West
Ham... Joe Cole gets $90k, Glen Johnson reportly gets $139k...
This was his latest deal only signed a few months ago, and
possibility his last big contract. Previously he accepted very low
for many years...
The club must also be seen to reward him for his continued
loyalty mah... Otherwise other players won't want to join if they
think the club is like Arsenal kind, only under 28 is consider got
future, above is "over the hill"
O'Shea's previous contract lasted until the summer of 2012,
but to reward him for his continued loyalty to the club - Sir Alex
and David Gill have extended his contract and nearly doubled his
wage package. He made his 60th International appearance for Ireland
on the 17th of November, and has been one of Giovanni Trapattoni's
most consistent performers.
How confusing can that be? It doesn't change the
fact that he was reportedly earning 80k per week through the thread
started by you leh.
80k per week for a fringe player is not ok at all. Not too sure
how Michael Owen will feel for his reportedly 20-30k per week + pay
as you play wage?
Wayne Bridge is on Man City books (the money club), Glen Johnson
is a first team regular at Liverpool, Joe Cole was supposed to be a
first team player until his injuries strikes again. So such
comparisons are pointless. I don't see any fringe player earning
80k per week unless you're talking about money-printing clubs like
Chelsea, Man City, Real Madrid, Barcelona?
I've mentioned in the previous thread that yes, you should be
rewarded on loyalty but not sorely based on loyalty. He went all
the way downhill after winning the young player of the year in his
first year at the first team! I hope you can recall his budge on
Torres in the BPL match that could have so easily resulted in a red
card had a United player not be somewhere close by for him not to
be considered as a last man?
All 3 must go. We need new players who are hungrier for success.
Look at Chicharito. Remember at the beginning of the season when
United faced with defensive crisis? Who are the players that screw
things up at the back? 1. Evans. 2. O'Shea. 3. Brown.