Contrary To Popular Belief

[qblockpete]

Mr lofty

Think the ones that disagree actually post a reply, you tend just to read and nod if you agree

[writtler]

great post mate

Remind us how much the likes of Alberti, Pellicori, Hall, Agyemang etc are earning?

[eghamhoop]

Remind us how much the likes of Alberti, Pellicori, Hall, Agyemang etc are earning?

probaly about the same as connolly, adel and simpson!!

[qblockpete]

Probably the same as Buzsacky, Routledge and Tarrabt


If you knew about other clubs you will see that other clubs have players who don't make it.

The top club in this division Newcastle United are a fine example of that.

[ginoqpr]

wrong again mr W
3.and 1/2
nobody at the club as got more
and you thing that FB did not know?
or you belive GP give the players the money they want without FB ok;D

[Sam-QPR]

it is attractive to some because of the long deals we give.

take fitz hall as an example. he is injury prone and would have known that if he kept getting injured like he did no one would touch him. if he signed a long contract with us he knew he was guarenteed to remain on a very high paying contract for a long period of time.

[Captain Clunge]

This sounds a lot like expectations being managed down

[stainrodisalegend]

This sounds a lot like expectations being managed down

Ah, that struck you, too, then... :tired:

[theblackmafia.]

This club is still attractive to many footballers. Problem is we have a strict wage cap and thats stringent for a club like ours, so even if we are not getting in the david Beckham's of this world.

You cannot blame the club for wasting money, then ask them to pay a player 30k a week because you like them. Its a competitive world, but due to the fairly low turnover, you simply cannot be stupid about it and throw money up the wall. Its difficult and very easy to pick holes.

How many on here for example would have spent 2.5 million on Watson before he came on loan and how many would do it now??

One of my many issues with you is the manner in which you speak. All of your statements appear 'official' in it's stance and substance. You generally defend the club so fervidly it becomes worryingly 'puppet master' like.

[1cliveallen]

This club is still attractive to many footballers. Problem is we have a strict wage cap and thats stringent for a club like ours, so even if we are not getting in the david Beckham's of this world.

You cannot blame the club for wasting money, then ask them to pay a player 30k a week because you like them. Its a competitive world, but due to the fairly low turnover, you simply cannot be stupid about it and throw money up the wall. Its difficult and very easy to pick holes.

How many on here for example would have spent 2.5 million on Watson before he came on loan and how many would do it now??

fitz hall is on 22k a week....how strict is our wage cap?

[1cliveallen]

fitz hall is on 22k a week,how strict is our wage cap?

[Receed R]

fitz hall is on 22k a week,how strict is our wage cap?

fitz hall aint on 22k a year - fact

cap is 20k i believe

hall is on no more like 14k a week

[Factamondo]

fitz hall aint on 22k a year - fact

cap is 20k i believe

hall is on no more like 14k a week

which is roughly 13500 too much imho!

[pkloft]

wrong again mr W
3.and 1/2
nobody at the club as got more
and you thing that FB did not know?
or you belive GP give the players the money they want without FB ok;D

Queens Park Rangers
Hall was one of a number of players brought in by Championship side Queens Park Rangers during the early part of the January 2008 transfer window. He signed a four and a half year contract, after Rangers paid an undisclosed fee. Hall scored his first goal for Queens Park Rangers on the first game of 2008–09 season against Barnsley, scoring his second two minutes later, before having a penalty saved for a hat-trick

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fitz_Hall

QPR OFFICIAL SITE -EXCLUSIVE: STRIKER SIGNS
Queens Park Rangers Football Club are pleased to confirm the signing of Ghanaian international striker Patrick Agyemang.
The 27 year-old striker has penned a four-and-a-half year contract at Loftus Road, after the Club agreed an undisclosed fee with Preston North End for his signature.
Agyemang - who will wear squad number 17 - trained with his new team-mates for the first time this morning.
The Ghanaian, who made his name during a successful spell at Wimbledon, joined North End from Gillingham in November 2004 in a deal worth £300,000.
Despite injury curtailing the majority of his 2006/07 campaign, his scoring stats were highly commedable, with the powerful front-man bagging an impressive seven goals in just 10 starts for the Whites

http://www.qpr.co.uk/page/NewsDetail/0,,10373~1204631,00.html

you really should do a bit of research before you start to spurt out facts mate, then again!!!!

fitz hall aint on 22k a year - fact

cap is 20k i believe

hall is on no more like 14k a week

so, if that is the case Hall (14K a week) & Agyemang (10K a week) will only cost the club around £7M in wages & transfer fees, now can anyone tell me that's a good bit of business!

QBP does that look like a club that hasn't got cash to waste!!!

[W6hoops]

I`m glad to hear about the wage cap. (I`d say we`ve set it about 15k per week). Thats the problem they ******ed us up before under chris wright and co wasn`t it? trying to keep up with the `big clubs wage structures`. If i`m not mistaken, wasn`t Karl Ready put on 13k a week? and Sheron and spencer earning 10k a piece a week each. I may be wrong here, but 13 years ago that was an enourmous amount of wages!! Jesus. I may be wrong on this, someone know?