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  • dsqpr
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    The 35-year-old has been persuaded to take a massive drop in wages after hearing Harry Redknapp’s plans for how he can help the London club on their return to the Premier League.

    It is believed his salary is less than a third of his £200,000-a-week salary at Manchester United.

    Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/foo...#ixzz382JP9p00
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    I realize this is not the most reliable source but it does suggest he will be on around 60K-65K per week. My guess is that is pretty close to the truth. If he helps us to stay up it will be money well spent. The key is for it to be a one year deal.

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  • brightonr
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    Originally posted by Stanley76
    He signed up to this forum the same day this thread was started, and in over 4 months he's made 17 posts - ALL of them on this one thread. Make of that what you will.
    I make him obsessed.

    Genuine question for everyone though? What makes anybody in their right mind think that Rio Ferdinand, (or any other player for that matter), would be happy for their salary details and the insertion or not of various clauses, bonuses, to be divulged by their employers to the national press or various football fans.

    Maybe I'm just naive. Or maybe as Richard alluded to, it's just a mixture of wild guesses and total fabrication.

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  • Stanley
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    Originally posted by QPR Richard
    I don't doubt what Ric has said
    Pleased to hear it

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  • QPR Richard
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    Originally posted by Stanley76
    According to Ric-Roc they are far more accurate than the Daily Fail, and suffice to say most people here trust his ITK track record over theirs.
    I don't doubt what Ric has said but I take ALL newspaper reports with a pinch of salt.

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  • Stanley
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    Originally posted by QPR Richard
    And you can't say for sure those reports are accurate either.
    According to Ric-Roc they are far more accurate than the Daily Fail, and suffice to say most people here trust his ITK track record over theirs.

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  • Stanley
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    Originally posted by theblackmafia.
    I take it you sat with Rio when he signed? No? Oh, so you're making it up like everyone else then?

    No one knows what he is on. One thing I find amusing is that some posters love agreeing with the press when it looks like positive news and always disagree when they write negative stuff or vise versa subject to what agenda you're siding with; humorous really.
    He signed up to this forum the same day this thread was started, and in over 4 months he's made 17 posts - ALL of them on this one thread. Make of that what you will.

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  • QPR Richard
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    Originally posted by Stanley76
    And seeing as you cant be bothered to search yourself and only choose to scaremonger from The Daily Fail who are renowned for plucking figures out of thin air, here you go:

    "With reports that Ferdinand’s basic wage at QPR will be as low as £40,000 a week...": http://www.london24.com/sport/footba...stay_1_3690860

    The Standard have also reported it at 35k.
    And you can't say for sure those reports are accurate either. Bottom line is no one really know except those associated with the club.

    Mind you, of course Harry is going to say we got Rio on the cheap. He's hardly likely to say "oh yer, he's costing us £80k a week". We'd get slaughtered in the media and held to ransom by every player we tried to sign. Agents would have a field day.

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  • Stanley
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    Originally posted by Izual_Rebirth
    Well seeing as no one has posted any links in this topic. No.
    And seeing as you cant be bothered to search yourself and only choose to scaremonger from The Daily Fail who are renowned for plucking figures out of thin air, here you go:

    "With reports that Ferdinand’s basic wage at QPR will be as low as £40,000 a week...": http://www.london24.com/sport/footba...stay_1_3690860

    The Standard have also reported it at 35k.

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  • theblackmafia.
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    Originally posted by Izual_Rebirth
    70k a week on Rio would suggest otherwise.
    I take it you sat with Rio when he signed? No? Oh, so you're making it up like everyone else then?

    No one knows what he is on. One thing I find amusing is that some posters love agreeing with the press when it looks like positive news and always disagree when they write negative stuff or vise versa subject to what agenda you're siding with; humorous really.
    Last edited by theblackmafia.; 20-07-2014, 10:38 AM.

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  • Izual_Rebirth
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    Originally posted by Kevin Mcleod
    Take it you have totally ignored all the press saying 35k a week then?
    Well seeing as no one has posted any links in this topic. No.

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  • Kevin Mcleod
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    Originally posted by Izual_Rebirth
    70k a week on Rio would suggest otherwise.
    Take it you have totally ignored all the press saying 35k a week then?

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  • Izual_Rebirth
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    Originally posted by Stanley76
    More responsible and prudent ownership seems to be the difference between the two clubs. One appearing to have learnt from past mistakes, the other not and paid the price.
    70k a week on Rio would suggest otherwise.

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  • Kevin Mcleod
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    Originally posted by stationcafe
    So true, can't believe the amount of trust some have in Arry
    Harry Out!

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  • stationcafe
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    Originally posted by dsqpr
    What we know for certain is that Pompey are in League Two now.

    And Harry managed them. And spent a lot of money that they didn't have.

    It seems pretty clear to me that that fate could await us if we don't manage things better than Pompey did.
    So true, can't believe the amount of trust some have in Arry

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  • dsqpr
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    Originally posted by Stanley76
    More responsible and prudent ownership seems to be the difference between the two clubs. One appearing to have learnt from past mistakes, the other not and paid the price.
    I hope you're right Stanley but I have about 177 million reasons to be concerned! But Tony does seem to have tightened things up to where they need to be.

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