Do we now need to break our salary cap.

[oakiecokie]

As we renew key players contracts the bar will inevitably rise, the key is keeping it in check and not hand out a contract that’s going to force you to up every other one like United and Arsenal do. Our wage structure isn’t something unique or special, we pay big money on a par with anybody else bar the stupid but we do it in a sensible way this won’t change whilst the people running the club remain here.

I understand that we also pay some wonderful bonuses,based on success.

 

[CC1]

You think Aguero and Silva have lived in Manchester for almost a decade on the same/less money than they could get at Barcelona and Real?

Not exactly what I said. If you read my post properly. I said we had a wage structure that needs to be adjusted.

You must know something ... Do tell us

 

[kaz7]

The actual story was earlier this week and the premise is correct.

City want to extend his deal already after a year and beyond 2023.

£450k a week though, typical Star bullshit.

Yep it the figures i was calling bullshit on

 

[bugsyblue]

Pay it

 

[super_city_si]

As long as they keep a decent amount of it linked to results, we can probably afford to increase them. £450k sounds like bollocks though.

That’s my take. A pretty generous basic around the 200k mark with incentives to double it seem more likely with payout tiered 50% 75% of objective etc..

 

[ChicagoBlue]

That’s my take. A pretty generous basic around the 200k mark with incentives to double it seem more likely with payout tiered 50% 75% of objective etc..

THIS!

Throw in image rights and sportswear contracts and the money is eye-watering. BUT, beyond the strong “basic wage,” it has to be tied to silverware.

 

[mikemcfc]

keep the money the same and just pass the hat around the stadium every home game and give him the cash, you know, for ffp purposes.

 

[balotellishaircut]

This 450k a wk is all made up bollocks, lets move on to more important matters.

Like Villa at home this Saturday.