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what kind of joke is this? He’s one of the players the team should be built around. Nonsense
Which under Woodward involved us offering the player exactly what they demanded.Dunno about being a genius. That's a negotiating tactic as old as time.
I'm exaggerating a bit but it was a response to "what are he and his agent smoking", as if the agent were some idiot who has no idea what he's doing.Dunno about being a genius. That's a negotiating tactic as old as time.
Not necessarily. The multiplicative effect only applies to the current accounting period, in that you're only amortizing one year (or half a year if January) of the new players' contracts and offsetting all that with the one-time windfall from the player sale.
You still have to figure out the accounting for the other years, and most importantly you still need the cash to actually fund the player purchases.
I’m not saying that Maguire is as useful as Antony, he’s a better player than him. But he clearly doesn’t deserve that salary, never did and can still be used as a benchmark (we’re paying an average defender the same salary that Arsenal pays to the best CB in the league and not much less than Liverpool pays the best Premier League CB of this generation). I don’t agree with your respective list standings argument either but it’s not the discussion for this thread. I’ve picked him & Antony because they get the same salary that Mainoo apparently demands.Maguire is nothing like Antony or Mount. Why - despite him being our best CB for 18 months - are people still shitting on him? If you list the top CBs in the league and the top CMs in the league you’re getting to Harry Maguire way before you get to Mainoo.
Nobody should be seen as unsellable until the club is back to winning leagues and champions leagues
You don't believe it but yet you do?I don’t believe it and to me sounds like the club are laying the ground work to butter the fans up for a sale.
If we are selling players like Marino, we might as well close up shop.
Ideally about 100-120k but realistically I’d imagine that they’d settle around 150 given his and, well, our profile. Sadly United get United tax not just on transfers.What's a fair wage for him according to you folks here?
Players like Eriksen, Guimaraes, Tielemans, Kovacic, Mac Allister and Gravenberch are ~150k p/w.
Szoboslai is on 120k p/w.
It has to be a tier below that for me. 100k p/w seems fair and he can agitate for a new contract if he becomes even more successful.
Delete this thread. Horrible source and will never happen.
That would be a different issue, related to the club's profits and losses as a whole. IIRC we're already very much up against that limit.Don't these profits and losses count over 3 years? (i.e., the average loss over the past 3 years cannot exceed $N?)
I'm not sure how that impacts player contracts since those can be amortized over 5 instead of 3.
Dan?I don’t believe it and to me sounds like the club are laying the ground work to butter the fans up for a sale.
If we are selling players like Marino, we might as well close up shop.
No, I don't agree with that. He deserves improved terms. Just no need for him to take the piss.
What about second-order effects?England international, starter at Man Utd, huge future promise if (big if) he achieves it, I’d say £80k is fair at the moment. 5 year contract = job done and kick the can down the road for another 3 years.
There are always multiple stories, arguably even more with clickbait nonsense.It’s obviously the latest culdesac of BS, but given that there are multiple sources (probably by way of a agent leaking to journos), it’s fine.
That was two seasons ago, they've already spent itImagine if Chelsea uses the money they received for Mount to buy Mainoo.
And he reportedly wants to instantly go up to 200k a week ?
What are he and his agent smoking.
He's on £20k a week. That's completely unrealistic for a starting midfielder at Manchester United and an England international. £200k right now is crazy, but it's absolutely right to reward his performances in the last year with improved terms. No problem with anything up to £100k a week.What about second-order effects?
How will other players' agents behave when they realize the club is open to renegotiating contracts that still have 3.5 years to run?
Much more likely than Chris Wheeler being right. And the sheer balls on him to call it an exclusive.I'm leading the chase for Margot Robbie if she ever develops a fetish for kebab eating mancs with a beer gut
Feel like it should still be heavily incentivised at this point. We reward young players with silly money too early, only to see them drop off a cliff as soon as the ink has driedHe's on £20k a week. That's completely unrealistic for a starting midfielder at Manchester United and an England international. £200k right now is crazy, but it's absolutely right to reward his performances in the last year with improved terms. No problem with anything up to £100k a week.
I think most contracts are incentivised.Feel like it should still be heavily incentivised at this point. We reward young players with silly money too early, only to see them drop off a cliff as soon as the ink has dried
With 80k he’d be 20th on the list of our top earners, 5k ahead of Malacia with only him, Evans, Garnacho, Amad (who’ll likely sign a new deal by then), back up keepers, Gore & Collyer behind him. Do you think it’s a fair representation of his value for the club?England international, starter at Man Utd, huge future promise if (big if) he achieves it, I’d say £80k is fair at the moment. 5 year contract = job done and kick the can down the road for another 3 years.
Our wage bill is a bit of a shocker if you spell it out like that. No way should he get (or settle for) less than 100k in that comparisonWith 80k he’d be 20th on the list of our top earners, 5k ahead of Malacia with only him, Evans, Garnacho, Amad (who’ll likely sign a new deal by then), back up keepers, Gore & Collyer behind him. Do you think it’s a fair representation of his value for the club?
can you imagine Brexit Jim actually did this?
The fact that we've made myriad terrible mistakes doesn't mean we need to keep making themOur wage bill is a bit of a shocker if you spell it out like that. No way should he get (or settle for) less than 100k in that comparison
Most of them are, heavily. Players rarely see the full amount unless their numbers are up there with the best in the league and we're playing CL football.Feel like it should still be heavily incentivised at this point. We reward young players with silly money too early, only to see them drop off a cliff as soon as the ink has dried
Even now their wages are 25% less than the reported numbers due to not being in the Champions League. It baffles me when people report Casemiro as £350k, Rashford as £300k etc when that just isn't the case right now and is highly unlikely to be the case next season either.Most of them are, heavily. Players rarely see the full amount unless their numbers are up there with the best in the league and we're playing CL football.