Pay as you play for 30+

[QPRDave]

WATRB obsession with a players age continues

Age is immaterial its attitude and motivation which counts

There are many players who are not even close to 30 who loose motivation, Rowan Vine anyone, and there are plenty in the top flight well under the age of 30 just picking up wages and not playing

Yeah agree.....this policy wouldn't have stopped us giving Granero a normal contract

[zeberdee]

Yeah agree.....this policy wouldn't have stopped us giving Granero a normal contract

True. Granero would have come but Nelsen told to get stuffed

I dont see the point in suddenly imposing knee jerk restrictions on the club. I see the same points on here recently but if the club adopted these new rules it would just make Redknapp's difficult job into an impossible one and helps the flops stick around for another season too. Why would anyone want that.

[QPRDave]

True. Granero would have come but Nelsen told to get stuffed

I dont see the point in suddenly imposing knee jerk restrictions on the club. I see the same points on here recently but if the club adopted these new rules it would just make Redknapp's difficult job into an impossible one and helps the flops stick around for another season too. Why would anyone want that.

Agree

[West Acton]

Yeah agree.....this policy wouldn't have stopped us giving Granero a normal contract

And Hoilett

[dsqpr]

Incentive based contracts where players actually have to earn their money? What a TERRIBLE idea!

I think people are being too quick to dismiss this. The idea is that the upside for the player would be greater than a "normal" contract. For players who are healthy and committed, this would be an incentive, not a dis-incentive. For freeloading has-beens, I agree, they wouldn't be interested.

[dogsrrs]

Incentive based contracts where players actually have to earn their money? What a TERRIBLE idea!

I think people are being too quick to dismiss this. The idea is that the upside for the player would be greater than a "normal" contract. For players who are healthy and committed, this would be an incentive, not a dis-incentive. For freeloading has-beens, I agree, they wouldn't be interested.

If players turn down such contracts that should come as warning to other interested clubs