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Re: Wright-Phillips turns down new contract.

Postby blue wine » Wed Feb 24, 2010 9:09 am

john@staustell wrote:
blue wine wrote:swp is my favorite player, but I think it good that he turned it down.. he has 2.5 years left.. thats along time and alot can happen!
wait another year and then start to talk about a new contracts, he might get injured or out off form and we will be saving money.


But I'm sure you will agree he has been playing very badly, as per the posts above?

In which case he needs to start earning the wages he's on first.



I dont think he is playing badly.. i though he had a great start to the season (even a MOTM for england), then after the bolton game when he got injured is form did dip..(what can happen) but under bobby he hasnt had a decent chance to shine yet.
but i think alot of people tend to forget that swp used to be or one of our only "stars"! we have some great players now so he wont stand out as much as he used to!
and the think some fans were giving him some false stick, just because he started ahead of weiss and everyone thought weiss would be better choice! but weiss cant even start a game for bolton!
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Re: Wright-Phillips turns down new contract.

Postby Patrick » Wed Feb 24, 2010 9:14 am

lunacy

its not as though there are half a dozen clubs out there chasing him and offering more money

tie him into performance bonuses if he needs more money
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Re: Wright-Phillips turns down new contract.

Postby Alex Sapphire » Wed Feb 24, 2010 9:20 am

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Re: Wright-Phillips turns down new contract.

Postby Ted Hughes » Wed Feb 24, 2010 9:50 am

I don't think SWP will be worth the contract he's on now in 2 years. I think he's peaked & is losing pace. He'll be very very lucky to still be in the team then as unfortunately he has no football brain so for all his enthusiasm, unlike Giggs etc who learned to compensate, he's not getting any better at crossing or retaining the ball or general football; just makes the same mistakes as he did at 20 but no longer has quite the same pace or fitness.

He's got a lot of learning to do if he wants to stay at the club after that, never mind getting a pay rise.
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Re: Wright-Phillips turns down new contract.

Postby Nickyboy » Wed Feb 24, 2010 10:07 am

firstly - i'd takle this with a pinch od salt and is probably press bollox.

secondly - i think SWP has had a decent season. Not as electryfying as when he was a youngster and used to dash the length of the pitch and bang one in, but he always gets the ball, turns and has a go. Even if he stumbles over the ball, the next time he gets it he tries the same again, and again and again - no matter how many times he gets kicked - he keeps his head up and works the entire time he's on the pitch

He manages a quick burst and lifts the crowd, he tracks back 30 yards and tackles and lifts the crowd

he creates at least one or two 'clear cut' chances during almost every match and his work rate box to box is phenominal.

He should be on paryity with others at least.
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Re: Wright-Phillips turns down new contract.

Postby ashton287 » Wed Feb 24, 2010 11:42 am

ant london wrote:Ah good to see that Shaun looks to still have excellent judgement in choosing and listening to advisors.

If he'd been on fire this season he'd be in a pretty strong position to do this.

Unfortunately we've seen more dire than fire.

Up your game Shauny and you'll get the greenbacks you desire. You currently don't warrant them


He's not had the best of seasons by his own standards but i can see where he's coming fromif toure and bridge are on more then him and he has contributed more then both put together, i'd even say given effort and performance he should be on just as much as adebayor. But still got 2 years left so were not exactly going to be held to ransom
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Re: Wright-Phillips turns down new contract.

Postby avoidconfusion » Wed Feb 24, 2010 11:46 am

The wag structure are our club definitely has to be reviewed we cannot continue to offer average/decent players like Bridge and Toure superstar wages imho.
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Re: Wright-Phillips turns down new contract.

Postby MaineRoadMemories » Wed Feb 24, 2010 11:49 am

avoidconfusion wrote:The wag structure are our club definitely has to be reviewed we cannot continue to offer average/decent players like Bridge and Toure superstar wages imho.


Please tell me more on the clubs WAG structure. I agree we should not let the quality of WAG which Bridge was associated with anywhere near our club.
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Re: Wright-Phillips turns down new contract.

Postby Im_Spartacus » Wed Feb 24, 2010 11:49 am

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ant london wrote:Ah good to see that Shaun looks to still have excellent judgement in choosing and listening to advisors.

If he'd been on fire this season he'd be in a pretty strong position to do this.

Unfortunately we've seen more dire than fire.

Up your game Shauny and you'll get the greenbacks you desire. You currently don't warrant them


He's not had the best of seasons by his own standards but i can see where he's coming fromif toure and bridge are on more then him and he has contributed more then both put together, i'd even say given effort and performance he should be on just as much as adebayor. But still got 2 years left so were not exactly going to be held to ransom


I think Ted has it about right with this - with where we are going, I doubt very much that SWP is going to be anywhere near the first team in 18 months time. Added to that, if Mourinho comes in he will be nowhere near the first team after this summer and would be better for SWP to be sold.

The club would be fucking mental to even be considering an extension to his contract at this stage imo.
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Re: Wright-Phillips turns down new contract.

Postby BobbyJ1956 » Wed Feb 24, 2010 12:07 pm

Yes some of the guys around him are no better than he is yet getting a lot more so I can see why he wants to cash in. But after 30 he's unlikely to be the player he is now. Loved him from the moment he came in, loved that first goal against Millwall and that amazing one at Arsenal, loved him when he came back from Chelski but he's never quite been top class, a case of nearly but not quite, and Mourninho understood that. Two years time and Sunderland will come calling.
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Re: Wright-Phillips turns down new contract.

Postby petrov » Wed Feb 24, 2010 1:02 pm

hes not worth anymore than 60k a week, for a little man he sure has a big head.
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Re: Wright-Phillips turns down new contract.

Postby Im_Spartacus » Wed Feb 24, 2010 1:07 pm

petrov wrote:hes not worth anymore than 60k a week, for a little man he sure has a big head.


I think we have to take this story for what it is.

A story with no quotes, which has been brought up during a week when Mancini is copping flak from all quarters. Realistically, this could have happened the other day, or even last year under Hughes - its just a convenient time for the story.

On top of that, how many times have we seen stories like this about players from other clubs - every week? Is it not standard issue to pooh-pooh the first contract offer, the agent wouldnt be doing his job otherwise.
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Re: Wright-Phillips turns down new contract.

Postby crossan » Wed Feb 24, 2010 1:49 pm

Does'nt it just piss you off with these money grabbing footballers from any club including our own?its no wonder that the possibility of clubs going bust is getting closer and closer.There should be a wage cap on all clubs to prevent these 'mercanary bastards' from continually ruining the game..I would make an example of the midget ( so called) winger and help him to get reaquainted with a permanent bench role just like he had at Chelsea.
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Re: Wright-Phillips turns down new contract.

Postby Original Dub » Wed Feb 24, 2010 2:02 pm

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Re: Wright-Phillips turns down new contract.

Postby Niall Quinns Discopants » Wed Feb 24, 2010 2:10 pm

crossan wrote:Does'nt it just piss you off with these money grabbing footballers from any club including our own?its no wonder that the possibility of clubs going bust is getting closer and closer.There should be a wage cap on all clubs to prevent these 'mercanary bastards' from continually ruining the game..I would make an example of the midget ( so called) winger and help him to get reaquainted with a permanent bench role just like he had at Chelsea.


I don't know. Just asked raise myself so would be hypocritical of me to moan when someone does the same.
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Re: Wright-Phillips turns down new contract.

Postby Original Dub » Wed Feb 24, 2010 2:16 pm

Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:
crossan wrote:Does'nt it just piss you off with these money grabbing footballers from any club including our own?its no wonder that the possibility of clubs going bust is getting closer and closer.There should be a wage cap on all clubs to prevent these 'mercanary bastards' from continually ruining the game..I would make an example of the midget ( so called) winger and help him to get reaquainted with a permanent bench role just like he had at Chelsea.


I don't know. Just asked raise myself so would be hypocritical of me to moan when someone does the same.


NQDP you money grabbing whore.

You're a right tart chancing your arm asking for a raise with some of the "performances" from you over the last year. Constantly running into people, rarely delivering and not being able to finish any attack you started.

Bollox, I say we let you keep running into brick walls until two years have passed and then get you the fuck off this board asap.

I'll drive you to Bluemoon myself.

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Re: Wright-Phillips turns down new contract.

Postby One cap Whitey » Wed Feb 24, 2010 2:33 pm

Who will he (his advisors) find thats willing to pay him more than 60k per week? City are probably offering him some kind of pay rise with the new deal, albeit not a huge increase.

Which clubs would want him that can pay £100k per week? Genuine question,but I doubt there'd be many takers. Let them have a look round and then come back and sign the deal. Of course saying he never wanted to go anyway.....
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Re: Wright-Phillips turns down new contract.

Postby mr_nool » Wed Feb 24, 2010 2:34 pm

Original Dub wrote:
Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:
crossan wrote:Does'nt it just piss you off with these money grabbing footballers from any club including our own?its no wonder that the possibility of clubs going bust is getting closer and closer.There should be a wage cap on all clubs to prevent these 'mercanary bastards' from continually ruining the game..I would make an example of the midget ( so called) winger and help him to get reaquainted with a permanent bench role just like he had at Chelsea.


I don't know. Just asked raise myself so would be hypocritical of me to moan when someone does the same.


NQDP you money grabbing whore.

You're a right tart chancing your arm asking for a raise with some of the "performances" from you over the last year. Constantly running into people, rarely delivering and not being able to finish any attack you started.

Bollox, I say we let you keep running into brick walls until two years have passed and then get you the fuck off this board asap.

I'll drive you to Bluemoon myself.

Fucking raise indeed.


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Re: Wright-Phillips turns down new contract.

Postby john@staustell » Wed Feb 24, 2010 2:48 pm

Nickyboy wrote:firstly - i'd takle this with a pinch od salt and is probably press bollox.

secondly - i think SWP has had a decent season. Not as electryfying as when he was a youngster and used to dash the length of the pitch and bang one in, but he always gets the ball, turns and has a go. Even if he stumbles over the ball, the next time he gets it he tries the same again, and again and again - no matter how many times he gets kicked - he keeps his head up and works the entire time he's on the pitch



Exactly mate. That's the problem!
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Re: Wright-Phillips turns down new contract.

Postby Nickyboy » Wed Feb 24, 2010 3:25 pm

john@staustell wrote:
Nickyboy wrote:firstly - i'd takle this with a pinch od salt and is probably press bollox.

secondly - i think SWP has had a decent season. Not as electryfying as when he was a youngster and used to dash the length of the pitch and bang one in, but he always gets the ball, turns and has a go. Even if he stumbles over the ball, the next time he gets it he tries the same again, and again and again - no matter how many times he gets kicked - he keeps his head up and works the entire time he's on the pitch



Exactly mate. That's the problem!


haha - i meant it in a positive way - about not having negative body language and the courage to keep plugging away - and he generally goes on to make something happen during a match
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