Dyers contract

[toptop]

Dont get me wrong i dont want to knock one of our own, but how the hell did dyer get the contract exstension and any ideas of the kind of package.
The squirrel that run on the pitch had more competitive minutes than Mr Dyer last season ?

[blue and white]

what i have read on him it seems he worked his #### off getting fit and strong again. i am sure he will be on a contract were he gets paid for playing games only

[acricketer]

I think I've got you wrong!:pleasantsuprise:

Dont get me wrong i dont want to knock one of our own, but how the hell did dyer get the contract exstension and any ideas of the kind of package.
The squirrel that run on the pitch had more competitive minutes than Mr Dyer last season ?

[LBLOCK]

I wouldn't mind betting that there was a clause in his original deal that if we stayed up he'd automatically get another year.

It did puzzle me why there was no break clause to release him last January

Only a chimp would've given a crock like Dyer that sort of deal. Now let me think, who was dealing with players contracts back then?? Mmmmmmmm.
The whiff of rotten pasta and tiramisu lingers on

[stainrodisalegend]

Hammer or someone was on the other day suggesting there was something iffy about the deal. Cd be stirring, but...

[ollyhoops]

One word: Paladini

[Yousef]

I think I have read before that he will be paid per game played.

[Norths]

I think I have read before that he will be paid per game played.

That was the idea but highly unlikely.

Probably a basic wage per week of say 10-15k with add-ons for appearances etc.

[klonk]

I think I have read before that he will be paid per game played.

i think even footballers are entitled to minimum wage, so there will be a basic salary in there.

i can't see us paying a basic of £10k per week for someone as injury-prone as dyer and i suspect that there weren't too many other clubs willing to take a risk on him either, so there wouldn't have been a bidding war. if he is on a fairly low weekly wage then maybe it makes sense to have him available when fit (although he'd still need to be fit for more than 6 minutes in the whole season).

[Rich]

I think some are too cynical on here... :=):

Hughes will have seen how hard he has worked and seen him play behind closed doors. If he stays fit he could help us next season. Remember this post.

[hammer]

Hammer or someone was on the other day suggesting there was something iffy about the deal. Cd be stirring, but...

nothing iffy,just that his agent saw a clause in his contract allowing him the option of another year which of course he took up.pay as you play is a myth i`m told..i was told wat hes on a week but wont put that info up on here..hes certainly on a nice wage !!!

doubt he will play many games this season either due to his constant bad luck..

[Norths]

doubt he will play many games this season either due to his constant bad luck..

As much as I hope you're wrong...

[stainrodisalegend]

nothing iffy,just that his agent saw a clause in his contract allowing him the option of another year which of course he took up.pay as you play is a myth i`m told..i was told wat hes on a week but wont put that info up on here..hes certainly on a nice wage !!!

doubt he will play many games this season either due to his constant bad luck..

OK thanks for that. Normally when there is an option for another year it is if you play 30 games or whatever. Seems odd an automatic contract extension wd kick in after he managed just four minutes in a season!!!

[themodfather]

the man deserves a statue made in platinum for services to qpr, come one , be fair....one of the best 2-3 mins ever on a pitch in a hooped shirt!
10 yr deal at £300k a day would be about right.

[silvercue]

LOL - pay as you play!!

That does't mean what most of you think it does. Do you think we don't pay him? Are you expecting to see him handing out the big issue by the Green? It just means that over half of his potential earnings are related to games played.

He will still take home a 6 figure salary from us without kicking a ball.