QPR chairman wants pay as you play policy for new signings

[QPRWEBBIE]

I posted this kind of thing weeks ago, pay players £10 -15k a week and the rest is made up with bonuses ie Win,Draw,Scoring,CLean sheets etc. the better players that we would of signed on large wages have bigger incentives. If this happened we wouldn't get lack lustre performances as the players would get £0 for a loss

[vblockranger]

I posted this kind of thing weeks ago, pay players £10 -15k a week and the rest is made up with bonuses ie Win,Draw,Scoring,CLean sheets etc. the better players that we would of signed on large wages have bigger incentives. If this happened we wouldn't get lack lustre performances as the players would get £0 for a loss

Would work, would be brilliant but every team would have to do it. Would make sense to make it a rule but when have the F.A. or fifa/uefa ever had any sense?

[MYU]

Would work, would be brilliant but every team would have to do it. Would make sense to make it a rule but when have the F.A. or fifa/uefa ever had any sense?

This is what I've been saying... it needs to be done or these players will kill the sport.

It will also allow football clubs to compete more with one another.

[QPRDave]

So how much did we & Reading offer Bridge i wonder?...I see his deal is only one year

[TBLOCKRANGER]

I posted this kind of thing weeks ago, pay players £10 -15k a week and the rest is made up with bonuses ie Win,Draw,Scoring,CLean sheets etc. the better players that we would of signed on large wages have bigger incentives. If this happened we wouldn't get lack lustre performances as the players would get £0 for a loss

Saw an interview months ago in the evening standard where the chairman of Swansea said they cap their wages at £35k p/w but their bonuses were up and in certain circumstances better than top 4 premiership clubs.

If this policy was in place, Bosingwa wouldnt of wanted to come to us, that's enough to say implement it.

[QPR Richard]

Saw an interview months ago in the evening standard where the chairman of Swansea said they cap their wages at £35k p/w but their bonuses were up and in certain circumstances better than top 4 premiership clubs.

If this policy was in place, Bosingwa wouldnt of wanted to come to us, that's enough to say implement it.

Sounds like a good policy to me. We should do something similar with the next batch of signings and have wages based on whatever division we're in.

If players turn us down, then it shows they're more interested in the money than the club, and would we want such players anyway?

Added to that, any manager that signs for us, there should be clauses in the contract that allows the club to sack a manager if he fails to gain promotion/keep us up/league position etc. without compensation.

[NW_Hoopz]

After ALL my anti TF 'PROJECT' rants about the new stadium etc if he can pull this off he really will be the new messiah !

It's exactly what football needs a performance related pay system , a nice liveable basic like £10k a week with the rest made up with bonuses.

Of course if Man Utd, City or any of the BIG clubs were to sign up it would have a chance of being a goer !

As everyone else has commented great idea but we are not in the position to start a revolution !


Ric-Roc was this your ITK gossip from yesterday ?

SO looks like it's going to be a Mexican standoff between TF & HR

[West Acton]

We aren't going to sign any decent player on a low wage with appearance incentives, that is sadly a fact.

Everyone keeps saying the answer is young hungry players. Surely such players which many are pushing are exactly the types of players who would back them selves to take a moderate but decent wage topped up by incentives such as appearance, goals and league position etc

I don't think the club policy is to start offering stupidly low monthly wages, as many here have said if that happens no one will sign, im sure whatever we offer will still be a very respectable salary but what were saying if you want to take it to the next level you need to A) perform to get it and B) earn it seems more then fair to me and the way to go.

The key is pitching the basic salary and incentive right so one drives the other. In QPRs current position and with our current reputation it will be a matter of no pain no gain in the transfer market until we shake off the big spenders tag and looks like were intent on doing that going forwards

[West Acton]

I posted this kind of thing weeks ago, pay players £10 -15k a week and the rest is made up with bonuses ie Win,Draw,Scoring,CLean sheets etc. the better players that we would of signed on large wages have bigger incentives. If this happened we wouldn't get lack lustre performances as the players would get £0 for a loss

I think more clubs have these incentives in contracts then we realise as stated above by someone about Swansea. We just got caught with our trousers down and never put the right clauses in when we went wild in the aisles.

Another thing that I would add now when signing new players is that we have relegation clauses but also set it out now to new signings should we go back up your salary will go up X% so a player knows im earning 15k a month now but if I bust a boll ock and we go up it im getting 30k let them know what the carrot is at the end of the season for achieving the target.

I think we can be smarter with how we remunerate our players if there is no goal/incentive at the end of the month/season where is the hunger to give everyone the drive as we found out this season

[geejaybee]

TONY Fernandes has wasted no time cracking the whip when it comes to saying no over new signings.

https://www.fulhamchronicle.co.uk/lo...#ixzz2VYGBovXZ

That's OK,providing the supporters are charged on a "pay as we win basis".Oh how the mighty have fallen.Looking at out of work hasbeens etc.