by cmonurz » 03 Dec 2012 17:12
by winchester_royal » 03 Dec 2012 17:12
by Ian Royal » 03 Dec 2012 17:21
cmonurz Well quite, but we're just going round in circles really. If the club isn't prepared to pay (hypothetically) £35k a week to it's player of the season and a very promising young centre-back, a low Premier League level wage, then it isn't setting itself up to become a stable Premier League club.
by Cypry » 03 Dec 2012 17:22
by winnersh_royal » 03 Dec 2012 17:23
by Wimb » 03 Dec 2012 17:40
by Ian Royal » 03 Dec 2012 17:51
by winnersh_royal » 03 Dec 2012 17:52
Wimb My own theory is that perhaps Brian or Nick Hammond just doesn't rate him long term and they're hoping somebody else emerges. They've dropped Pearce plenty of times before and just don't want to gamble on giving him a serious Premier League wage as they don't rate him quite that highly.
by winchester_royal » 03 Dec 2012 18:16
winnersh_royalWimb My own theory is that perhaps Brian or Nick Hammond just doesn't rate him long term and they're hoping somebody else emerges. They've dropped Pearce plenty of times before and just don't want to gamble on giving him a serious Premier League wage as they don't rate him quite that highly.
You have summed it up perfectly, I think we must have similar sources! However the bit I have quoted is the part I'm most concerned about (yes I know it's only your own theory). However if you are even half on the money then I think it's very worrying; not least because it would be evidence of high-level incompetence but because so many other mangers would snap up a player like Pearce and there will be a que if its for free! How anyone can't rate such a talent is my only doubt with your theory. Readibg are set up at a championship club level so why would Pearce stay at that particular championship club if he isn't rated?
by winnersh_royal » 03 Dec 2012 18:31
winchester_royalwinnersh_royalWimb My own theory is that perhaps Brian or Nick Hammond just doesn't rate him long term and they're hoping somebody else emerges. They've dropped Pearce plenty of times before and just don't want to gamble on giving him a serious Premier League wage as they don't rate him quite that highly.
You have summed it up perfectly, I think we must have similar sources! However the bit I have quoted is the part I'm most concerned about (yes I know it's only your own theory). However if you are even half on the money then I think it's very worrying; not least because it would be evidence of high-level incompetence but because so many other mangers would snap up a player like Pearce and there will be a que if its for free! How anyone can't rate such a talent is my only doubt with your theory. Readibg are set up at a championship club level so why would Pearce stay at that particular championship club if he isn't rated?
He's not Franz fooking Beckenbauer.
There will be very few clubs willing to pay Pearce >30k. Hammond knows this, that's why he's playing hard ball.
by Ian Royal » 03 Dec 2012 18:38
by winnersh_royal » 03 Dec 2012 18:50
Ian Royal We're not talking about £20k though are we you tart. We're talking about £30k - £35k Which is at least 50% more than you're saying.
by winchester_royal » 03 Dec 2012 19:38
winnersh_royalwinchester_royal
He's not Franz fooking Beckenbauer.
There will be very few clubs willing to pay Pearce >30k. Hammond knows this, that's why he's playing hard ball.
I think Franz fooking Beckenbauer would be asking for a lot more than 30k and Reading wouldn't pay it even if he did he he was an academy boy
We are Reading mate, therefore Pearce is actually one of our best players. I think there will be no shortage of clubs willing to sign a 23 year old on 20k for free
by Big Ern » 03 Dec 2012 20:38
by Winnershroyal » 03 Dec 2012 20:45
winnersh_royalIan Royal We're not talking about £20k though are we you tart. We're talking about £30k - £35k Which is at least 50% more than you're saying.
30k* typo you knuckle-dragger. Well someone will pay it... I mean someone paid Fed 35k - oh right that was 'Hardball Hammond' wasn't it?
by winnersh_royal » 03 Dec 2012 21:16
Winnershroyal
Kudos on the name winnersh.
by winnersh_royal » 03 Dec 2012 21:18
Big Ern £35K a week. He can fook off. He has not done anything near enough to deserve that. £20-25k a week at the very tops.
by winchester_royal » 03 Dec 2012 21:25
winnersh_royalBig Ern £35K a week. He can fook off. He has not done anything near enough to deserve that. £20-25k a week at the very tops.
35k is pure conjecture at this point. I have a feeling he has been frozen out over a much lower figure as wimb suggested
by grey_squirrel » 03 Dec 2012 21:26
Big Ern £35K a week. He can fook off. He has not done anything near enough to deserve that. £20-25k a week at the very tops.
by urz13 » 03 Dec 2012 21:52
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