If signing Beckford sold another 4000 season tickets at an average of say £500 a time this would generate £2m more in sales which happens to be the price Leeds want for their prolific striker.Attitude or not,he scores nearly as many goals in a season as our entire team added together.Speculate to accumalate.
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We currently have a squad of 33 players i think say each earns on average 5,000 a week.
Comes to around 165 thousand a week. Ok not all 33 are but you gotta think the likes of vine, routledge, connolly, gorkks, buz, rowlands, hall etc etc are earning a good wage. Not to mention the manager, the rest of the staff, constant running of the ground/training ground etcetc..... 2 million is basically gone in no time atall!!Cant believe it, ive been PWOPER MUGGED ORF...
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Originally posted by MorrisQPR View PostI dont think the signing of Beckford would convince 4k fans to buy STs
1 player who we all know could flop or could get injured isn't enough to convince 4000 people into spending their hard earned cash.
Beckford + another striker and a couple of full backs then you'll get queues up to White City.
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Originally posted by qblockpete View Post2 million is peanuts to be honest to run a football club
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Originally posted by MorrisQPR View PostI dont think the signing of Beckford would convince 4k fans to buy STsCant believe it, ive been PWOPER MUGGED ORF...
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I wouldn't be tempted to renew my ST on the strength of signing Beckford. He may have been a very prolific scorer in League 1, but there is a huge gulf in class between the two divisions.
Plenty of strikers have scored feely at that level and then struggled in this division. e.g. Sharp, Trundle, Eastwood. Even Gallen scored 15 in that division for QPR when winning promotion, but struggled to get into double figures in the CCC.
He may turn out to be good, but £2m is a big fee for a League 1 player. I would offer them £1M to start with and the rest made up from apps and goals plus a bonus if QPR win promotion, perhaps £250K after 15 goals another £250K after 25 goals + £500K bonus for promotion. They can also include a sell-on fee.
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Originally posted by stanistheman View PostI wouldn't be tempted to renew my ST on the strength of signing Beckford. He may have been a very prolific scorer in League 1, but there is a huge gulf in class between the two divisions.
Plenty of strikers have scored feely at that level and then struggled in this division. e.g. Sharp, Trundle, Eastwood. Even Gallen scored 15 in that division for QPR when winning promotion, but struggled to get into double figures in the CCC.
He may turn out to be good, but £2m is a big fee for a League 1 player. I would offer them £1M to start with and the rest made up from apps and goals plus a bonus if QPR win promotion, perhaps £250K after 15 goals another £250K after 25 goals + £500K bonus for promotion. They can also include a sell-on fee.
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Originally posted by RLHoop View PostSam Parkin was prolific over several seasons. He now plays for Luton.
Truth is a few are good such as Aldridge, Dixon, Earnshaw, but a lot of them fail to make the step up.
I wouldn't want to pay £2M up front for a League 1 player and would rather pay £4M for someone like Kris Boyd, who has a proven track record in the SPL and International level.
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