Yeah but why are Villa? They spent loads and finished worse off than they did in previous years.
Everton Summer Transfer Thread - 2022
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Genuine Q: when was the last pay as you play deal that you’re aware of??
People talk about them and swap deals as if they’re things that tend to happen these days and they either don’t or are exceedingly rare.
bluestevon
Player Valuation: £80m
Need to start looking like we have a long term plan for starters.
Recruitment this season has to show a clear strategy for that
Perception is everything, they had a pretty bad end to the season, but at 1 point they were doing quite well.
Dont forget that the talks with the lad would have been going on for months.
I don’t know how true it’d actually be, but the narrative for any decent CM going there now will be that they want to learn under Gerrard.
Hopefully there’s a few big Lampard fans in world football who are very good and have contracts about to expire.
Almost certain pay as play deals are banned.
Wow. Didn’t know that, but it’d certainly make sense; not really much upside as far as the employee is concerned.
NilSatisOptimum
Player Valuation: £60m
Mina or Keane dispatched with Tarkowski brought in on his free... Back line needs shoring up in particular the clearing kin ball on corners and free kicks..
hktoffee
Player Valuation: £80m
Mina our best cb stays. New contract. Sell Keane or Holgate.
hktoffee
Player Valuation: £80m
Godfrey and Holgate aren’t the tallest and isn’t good at dealing with high ball.
Koff ya leech
Pay as you play contracts in football - Employment Law Legalities - InBrief.co.uk
Are pay as you play contracts an acceptable tool under Employment Law, Legal problems for clubs who employ players who are continually injured, what can the clubs do in this situation, situation where clubs retain the player, pay as you play contracts, are these legal under Employment law.
Seems I was wrong.
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