MU - I understand that you are getting worked up about this and you are entitled to your opinion however I think you are being dumb as dogshit.
Your ignorance has nothing to do with my level of intellect.
We have had cap problems for years because we overpay our stars in a desperate attempt to keep them and it backfires on us. We are paying Robbie who isn't at the club $750k this year and he is nowhere near that level a player. Are we going to keep doing this ?
You should know that Farah is a poor comparison. His contract ended and we couldn't find a club to take him on because our board put him on the market after the season ended and squads for the following year were already settled. So the dumb pricks signed him for another two years and arseholed him after one.
Furthermore, he was never worth that, but he was owed that money after agreeing to pay cuts in previous deals to help the club out. When it came to the club to honour their end of they deal they backed out and tried to f**k him over. That is nothing like the situation here.
Tedesco is worth what Farah was being paid. Evidenced by the fact that several clubs have tabled offers close to, at or above the 1 mill a year mark. Those clubs have a better idea about Tedesco's worth some dickhead like you. So yes, he is worth it, because thats what other clubs are willing to pay. It's that f**king simple.
I want to keep all of them but I also want to see this club be successful and overpaying players is the way to long term failure.
The only overpaid players would have been Moses and Brooks is to be fair at least 150k overpaid (assuming he's on 550k).
There's very few quality props on the market at/above or near Woods' level. They'll all get offered big coin given there are not too many on the market.
And again, clubs are offering Woods the big dollars which means that is his value. We'd be paying overs if we are an excessively highest bidder. Which we aren't. If Woods signs on for 750k that is fine and a good deal here. He is twice the player that our next best prop is here. That's the gulf in quality between him and the depth players we have filling spots in the middle at this club.
In stating that it sounds like the club has done the right thing in relation to Moses. They should have done the same thing with Woods because he is easily replaceable. I read that he is being offered huge money and will be close to if not the highest paid prop in the game. That isn't a good business decision. I hope this isn't true and we are finally realising that we have to be smart when it comes to recruitment and retention.
These turds have acted like complete and utter wankers for a while now. Give them some more chances but start playing the game on our terms.
Moses should never have been retained because he was only ever interested in his bank account. He only played good when his contract wasn't decided.
He's the only player at the club that does that. He isn't going to help any club with that attitude so I'm glad he's going.