Megazone
On his last warning
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/amp/football/44539298
Quality player. Would love him here but I'm guessing he's too expensive for us.
Quality player. Would love him here but I'm guessing he's too expensive for us.
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[Football] Wilshere leaves Arsenal.
- Thread starter Megazone
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Talented player with sky-high salary demands, questionable attitude, and woeful fitness record.
So that's West Ham or Palace, then.
So that's West Ham or Palace, then.
Weststander
Well-known member
He was looking for £120k per week.
We pay £45k a week, top.
I see him joining mega wage spenders Bmuff again.
We pay £45k a week, top.
I see him joining mega wage spenders Bmuff again.
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
Wages.
Da Man Clay
T'Blades
- Dec 16, 2004
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Yep end of thread. A lot of money to spend on someone who is likely to play 15 games at best.
I thought that he was on £90k and was willing to take a pay cut?
I predict that the £45k a week will be smashed this season, either a re-negotiation of an existing contract or someone new. Not that I'm suggestion that it would be enough to secure Wilshire. If there is no transfer fee then £80k a week could be a bargain. If he can stay fit.
Solid at the back
Well-known member
Most overrated player in England history, never known it about anyone before, especially someone who plays like 15 games a season
Cowfold Seagull
Fan of the 17 bus
Tony Bloom would never, NEVER, sign Jack Wilshere.
Weststander
Well-known member
This. Chance so low it would not be remotely reduced further if he came riding in on the back of Joey Barton with a massive spliff.
studio150
Well-known member
With his injury record, more chance of him becoming a regular in Casualty than joining us.
Weststander
Well-known member
A pay for play contract at Palace or Bmuff might be best at say £200k per PL match.
Papa Lazarou
Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
As Palace are reportedly offering Haha a new contract on 120k they are able to afford him.
Megazone
On his last warning
- Thread starter
- #15
The problem with Wilshere is if he's playing amongst low standard players, it's hard for his style of football to be as effective. This showed when he played for Bournemouth. He needs to be in a team who play the ball around neatly, a team who are good at link up play and share good telepathy. There's been a fair few tabloid stories of Palace, West Ham, Everton and a few Italian clubs all keen on him, but it's really all about who he plays with, not who he plays for. He'd be useless at United but effective for City. I know it's almost financially impossible for us to sign him but the way we play, the manager and the setup we have down here, I believe would be perfect for Wilshere.
One day he'll look back and wished he'd listened to me instead of his greedy agent.
One day he'll look back and wished he'd listened to me instead of his greedy agent.
Weststander
Well-known member
On a pay-per-dive contract.
Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
A pay us per injury contract would be lucrative
I'm really not used to defending an Arsenal player but when he played at the Amex and Arsenal lost he seemed to be one of the only Arsenal players that cared . He was also one of the best players on the park . He's been injured a lot - maybe that's because Arsenal don't look after their young players very well. He looked great last season and the season before . Its not very prima donna to buckle down on loan at Bournemouth and work so hard . So ideal for Brighton in my view - a real touch of class and a midfield creative player which we lack . I am sure a decent deal could be worked out and after he played here maybe he got a bit of the Brighton vibe ? Well we do have the ability to buy him if we want to
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Talented player.................................with no income at all.
Granted, unless he's got a sky high gambling/drugs/hookers addiction, he's probably got enough dosh to last him comfortably fr the rest of his life - but he's what - 26? - and he loves playing football. Sadly though, I think you are right in that agents will push him to consider only the money.