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Good Craig got his c'nuppins
I don't condone the booing of Maguire but it will be impossible to feel any sympathy for him after this deal collapsing. He's just here for the money now, that's obvious.
Yeah why not put him in the stands and have Evans on bench infront of him,seems he does not take huge hints.
He is entitled to it if he stays. If he's happy sitting on the bench and getting paid that money, go for it. You can't change club for the benefit of your England/Club career and demand they pay you what was agreed under totally different circumstances. He shouldn't be happy, but he has to weigh it up against actually playing football. You can't have both.At the end of the day it's money he is entitled to as he signed a contract, this is on the football club and it's ridiculous negotiations at the time. It doesn't appear to be the case that he's demanding the complete difference between one salary and the other paid up, which he would also be entitled to do. I don't really get why people think footballers should be happy to take a real-terms near 50% wage cut just on a whim; it's a lot of money to just give up.
I think the deal had already collapsed by last night, hence the reason he was on the benchPutting him on the bench last night was a silly move. It strengthened Maguires position.
I don't understand it. After last night, surely Maguire and his agent were like ''ok I'll be a squad player then''.
Not including him on the bench last night would have been the best power move.
I think there's about 90k a week's difference, but I don't have that many fingers to confirm.
Way to completely miss the point.Well he can just say I'm not going to WH or anywhere else and stay and fight for his place and collect his 190k every week on the bench.
If he wants to play most weeks then he excepts the pauper salary of 100k a week. But not sure how he would manage to live on 100k a week with the cost of living in London.
Poor Harry, hard life.
Who knows. Maybe the sheer option is enough for him to play hard ball. The world today eh.Has to go to the Seychelles instead of Dubai?
I was just kidding, as I said, I can see why you'd fight for it - over the 2 years left on his contract, that's nearly £10M, which is generational money. Why he thinks he deserves it, is odd, if he's accepting he needs to move to get game time.But in terms of what you can do with your life.
I think the deal had already collapsed by last night, hence the reason he was on the bench
I mean he shouldn't be, but Southgate has his favourites so you can't rule it out.
If Colwill is as good as people say though he'll be in trouble.
Exactly.
But we this place was on the the Solskjaer bandwagon then - so it was all about backing the manager. Half of the mess the clubs ends up in, is due to our fanbase constantly egging the club into moronic things.
There's an odd imbalance in the money and the power.
Maguire demands that he is little or no worse off if he leaves, but he isn't it all responsible for his form decreasing his value so much
Except there has never been a suggestion that he'd be moving clubs because he wants to. It's because the club wants to move him on so they can sign another centre back. All the noises out of his side have always been that he wants to stay and fight for his place.He is entitled to it if he stays. If he's happy sitting on the bench and getting paid that money, go for it. You can't change club for the benefit of your England/Club career and demand they pay you what was agreed under totally different circumstances. He shouldn't be happy, but he has to weigh it up against actually playing football. You can't have both.
Well he can just say I'm not going to WH or anywhere else and stay and fight for his place and collect his 190k every week on the bench.
If he wants to play most weeks then he excepts the pauper salary of 100k a week. But not sure how he would manage to live on 100k a week with the cost of living in London.
Poor Harry, hard life.
for feck's sakes. We need to really stop buying shit players on big wages.
Deal isn’t off until West Ham buy an alternative. Having said that, Maguire is such a strange character study; it takes some serious stones to stand your ground and line yourself up for what will be almost universal hatred, at the same time, when actually playing, looking like a terrified, nervous wreck. What kind of paradox is he presenting? If you have the nerve to go up against a club and fanbase, how can you be so scared when on a pitch?
There's an odd imbalance in the money and the power.
Maguire demands that he is little or no worse off if he leaves, but he isn't it all responsible for his form decreasing his value so much
having him and Henderson around the squad not playing is a good idea.
He should be in trouble anyway. Surely the likes of Stones, Tomori or Ben White have shown in the past 12 months that they are at least at a similar level and realistically way above him?
Maguire seemed quite friendly talking to Martinez.Both on the bench last night looking sour.
Fair play to him, I wouldn't want to write off £7m to play for a smaller side.
Hopefully it can get sorted because he's not good enough for us and should be playing somewhere
I hope you're right - but how are you so sure, have you got contacts in the game?He's obviously still going to leave.
It's either £23m for the sale (£30m - £7m). Or it's nothing for keeping him.
People were talking about accepting £20m earlier in the window. £23m will be the final figure. It'll be fine. That's still more or less break-even on his amortised value. Maguire's agent is simply playing the game.
But it says the deal is already off…Maguire's agent is simply playing the game.
Yes, exactly.Where is the "it's not your money anyway" brigade? Will blame anyone who criticizes the absolute stupid spending by the club, but will moan when players will want their contractual obligations fulfilled. Same thing will happen with lots of the overpaid "stars" we have on the payroll.