Wilder's new deal...

[Rodley]

...is imminent according to Alan Biggs.

Best signing of the summer for me.

Leonard and Holmes next hopefully, then a centre half and we're on track for another belting transfer window.

 

[gavtheblade]

We want jags.
Boooooooooo

 

[Chali 2na]

It would most definitely be the signing of the summer.

When you think back to the squad he inherited progress we've made as a club over the last year, it's hard not to think that Wilder is the club's greatest asset.

The rapport with the fans, the style of play, the team spirit, the tenacity of the players, everything is looking good, mainly in thanks to Wilder.

 

[FTPE]

Surely it's just a piece of paper that says..
"As long as you want" and
"As much as you want" written on It!?

 

[LenTednTony]

.......along with "whoever you want".

 

[INTERUNITED]

Surely it's just a piece of paper that says..
"As long as you want" and
"As much as you want" written on It!?

I hope not, the last time a piece of paper like that was seen, Dean Hammond signed the fucker.

 

[Ricky]

Wilder is the club's greatest asset.

Absolutely no question about it.

I don't even want to think about United without Wilder.

We've got a golden chance to rise again as a club and he's at the centre of it all. All we've got to do is keep him here.

 

[Chali 2na]

I hope not, the last time a piece of paper like that was seen, Dean Hammond signed the fucker.

We've been dishing them out like confetti

 

[Pollingtonblade]

Why does he need more money? He got a wage rise when he joined and signed a 3 year deal didn't he?

 

[s4-blade]

Why does he need more money? He got a wage rise when he joined and signed a 3 year deal didn't he?

Money? He's paid in Italian Lager.

 

[bornablade]

SUFC's greatest assets are its supporters. Don't let's ever forget that.

 

[vorpal blade]

aye, but of all the supporters, Wilder is a greater asset than any of the rest.

 

[derfblade.3]

Zippedy doo dah, zippedy ay, my oh my what a wonderful day,
Chrissy is staying,
We're upping his pay,
Wednesday get ready, We're coming your way!

 

[alcoblade]

Why does he need more money? He got a wage rise when he joined and signed a 3 year deal didn't he?

A wage rise to £200,000 a year, half that we were paying Nigel Adkins.

Wouldn't you give him a big pay rise after the subsequent phenomenal success? We'll lose him otherwise, despite the over confidence of far too many people.

 

[derfblade.3]

A wage rise to £200,000 a year, half that we were paying Nigel Adkins.

Wouldn't you give him a big pay rise after the subsequent phenomenal success? We'll lose him otherwise, despite the over confidence of far too many people.

How do you know what we were paying Adkins?

 

[GrayBlade]

Zippedy doo dah, zippedy ay, my oh my what a wonderful day,
Chrissy is staying,
We're upping his pay,
Wednesday get ready, We're coming your way!

Tha's always had a way with words Fred lad.

 

[RealMcCoy]

How do you know what we were paying Adkins?

Even I know what we paid him.
Too much!,

 

[LoughboroBlade]

Why does he need more money? He got a wage rise when he joined and signed a 3 year deal didn't he?

Hi Kevin.

 

[TCW]

.......along with "whoever you want".

Does this mean what I think it could possibly mean...

 

[itsinyerblood]

It's a topic that needs consideration. Most of us regard Wilder as crucial to any progress we make in the short to midterm, and the suggestion that he either doesn't need, or deserve, a pay rise is immaterial to what paying him will do for the Blades. Letting Wilder know he's wanted is a self-evident statement of intent. I'm not talking a ridiculous figure like a 10-year contract, but certainly a hefty rise on his current salary and an increase in the length of his agreement.

I may be wrong but I seem to recall that we're supposed to be paying Brayford £10 thousand a week? And yet Wilder's new agreement offers him £4K a week? If that's close to correct then something is wrong. Whatever the reasons, the pros and cons, without Wilder we'd almost certainly still be considering which Division 1 ground we'd be visiting this coming season. It was Wilder that signed almost a new team, yet we value him at £4K per week? I hope I'm wrong, but if that figure is correct we will, at some point, get gazumped and not know what hit us.

 

[SouthEssexBlade]

Does this mean what I think it could possibly mean...

....Yep! Nyron is back

 

[TCW]

....Yep! Nyron is back

Damn, thought we were going to be blessed with Mr Hammond's unseen work for another season

 

[Lane Ender]

It's a topic that needs consideration. Most of us regard Wilder as crucial to any progress we make in the short to midterm, and the suggestion that he either doesn't need, or deserve, a pay rise is immaterial to what paying him will do for the Blades. Letting Wilder know he's wanted is a self-evident statement of intent. I'm not talking a ridiculous figure like a 10-year contract, but certainly a hefty rise on his current salary and an increase in the length of his agreement.

I may be wrong but I seem to recall that we're supposed to be paying Brayford £10 thousand a week? And yet Wilder's new agreement offers him £4K a week? If that's close to correct then something is wrong. Whatever the reasons, the pros and cons, without Wilder we'd almost certainly still be considering which Division 1 ground we'd be visiting this coming season. It was Wilder that signed almost a new team, yet we value him at £4K per week? I hope I'm wrong, but if that figure is correct we will, at some point, get gazumped and not know what hit us.

You're right what he's achieved he should be the highest paid at the club.

 

[Pollingtonblade]

A wage rise to £200,000 a year, half that we were paying Nigel Adkins.

Wouldn't you give him a big pay rise after the subsequent phenomenal success? We'll lose him otherwise, despite the over confidence of far too many people.

Should take some of his own advise

 

[Boxer Blade]

You're right what he's achieved he should be the highest paid at the club.

Is any manager in the world the highest paid? Chelsea,Man u, city, real, barca? Etc. No way near, not saying whether Wilder should or shouldn't but it doesn't work that way, I am sure Wilder and Knill will get an offer they are both happy with, keep the faith, onwards and upwards

 

[ShockingBadBuy]

....Yep! Nyron is back

Pic should actually show 2 x 50p, assuming that one of them would refer to what we were prepared to pay him (for cheap laughs).

Poor Nyron. Of all the "not really footballers" we saw at the Lane in the decade of decline before Wilder, I think Nyron remains one of the most bonky mad.

 

[alcoblade]

How do you know what we were paying Adkins?

I just do.

 

[wizadry]

Players bring all the TV money in with most of the other sums of money and this is one of the reasons that players will always get more money than the managers.

Another reason is that players also put more effort in physically meaning their careers end relatively early whereas a manager can manage for any amount of years really not needing the money in such a short space of time.

That's two theories anyway and if you don't agree with them then put them in the Jags thread with the rest of the bollocks.

 

[GRUMPY BLADE]

It's a topic that needs consideration. Most of us regard Wilder as crucial to any progress we make in the short to midterm, and the suggestion that he either doesn't need, or deserve, a pay rise is immaterial to what paying him will do for the Blades. Letting Wilder know he's wanted is a self-evident statement of intent. I'm not talking a ridiculous figure like a 10-year contract, but certainly a hefty rise on his current salary and an increase in the length of his agreement.

I may be wrong but I seem to recall that we're supposed to be paying Brayford £10 thousand a week? And yet Wilder's new agreement offers him £4K a week? If that's close to correct then something is wrong. Whatever the reasons, the pros and cons, without Wilder we'd almost certainly still be considering which Division 1 ground we'd be visiting this coming season. It was Wilder that signed almost a new team, yet we value him at £4K per week? I hope I'm wrong, but if that figure is correct we will, at some point, get gazumped and not know what hit us.

Tha 'rong A

 

[stringer]

Is any manager in the world the highest paid? Chelsea,Man u, city, real, barca? Etc. No way near, not saying whether Wilder should or shouldn't but it doesn't work that way, I am sure Wilder and Knill will get an offer they are both happy with, keep the faith, onwards and upwards

Wenger is at Arsenal