Swp.......... Fark off

[Hitman34]

Takers? Shaun Wright-Phillips
Shaun Wright-Phillips has been told to quit QPR by his boss - and revive his career at a club where he will get games.

The former Manchester City and Chelsea winger has played just once for Rangers all season - and only 78 minutes of that in the abject 1-0 defeat to fourth tier Burton in the League Cup back in August.

The 33-year-old was offered a chance to go to Bolton on loan but turned it down, and is seemingly content to see out the rest of his four-year deal on close to £70,000-a-week that expires in the summer.

Joy: Wright Phillips (L) and Adel Taarabt celebrate after beating Chelsea 1-0 in 2013
Wright-Phillips is not a moment’s bother to manager Harry Redknapp, unlike Adel Taarabt, equally available for loan but unfit, but the manager agrees SWP's hefty pay packet is way beyond the means of most clubs outside the top flight.

“Big wages a problem? Absolutely,” said the manager, “and getting some players out is not easy; with Adel I can’t get him fit. If he was, he’d been in my squad.

“Shaun works and trains hard enough, but I think he needs to go and play somewhere.”

FROM GETWESTLONDON SPORT

[Bill]

Takers? Shaun Wright-Phillips
Shaun Wright-Phillips has been told to quit QPR by his boss - and revive his career at a club where he will get games.

The former Manchester City and Chelsea winger has played just once for Rangers all season - and only 78 minutes of that in the abject 1-0 defeat to fourth tier Burton in the League Cup back in August.

The 33-year-old was offered a chance to go to Bolton on loan but turned it down, and is seemingly content to see out the rest of his four-year deal on close to £70,000-a-week that expires in the summer.

Joy: Wright Phillips (L) and Adel Taarabt celebrate after beating Chelsea 1-0 in 2013
Wright-Phillips is not a moment’s bother to manager Harry Redknapp, unlike Adel Taarabt, equally available for loan but unfit, but the manager agrees SWP's hefty pay packet is way beyond the means of most clubs outside the top flight.

“Big wages a problem? Absolutely,” said the manager, “and getting some players out is not easy; with Adel I can’t get him fit. If he was, he’d been in my squad.

“Shaun works and trains hard enough, but I think he needs to go and play somewhere.”

FROM GETWESTLONDON SPORT

Yea on the m25

[Kirill]

And SWP would abandon his generous wages at QPR why exactly?

[Nick]

That lazy p0nce will be here untill next summer!

[MattyRangers]

And SWP would abandon his generous wages at QPR why exactly?

To actually play some football maybe?

[Kirill]

To actually play some football maybe?

He plays football? Is he any good?

[MattyRangers]

He plays football? Is he any good?

So I've heard. Used to be half decent I think, played for this school team.

[MYU]

Hope we've learnt from this mistake, don't over pay unless you have a good clause in there that makes the player work for his place.

If a player works hard and trains, you should get paid, but if he don't and wants to leave then he don't get paid.

[Kevin Mcleod]

Think he has deffo got some sort of clause in his contract. He never ever gets a start and H R always mentions something about it when discussing him.

[midland R]

trains hard,hasn't caused me a minutes trouble since he's been here.the right sort ,triffic lad.just one thing, the little c unts fleecing my rosie of her pension pot.

[Lunar Jetman]

“and getting some players out is not easy; with Adel I can’t get him fit. If he was, he’d been in my squad."

Can we assume that since he's in the squad for Saturday that he's now fit then?

[maverick69]

If he plays he's on the highest wage in the club...... Allegedly. Other than than that - it's a paltry 30 grand...... Allegedly

[qpr]

Was lucky Bolton wanted him. As soon as he leaves the better for everyone

[MYU]

It's not lucky if he don't want to leave.

[surrey_hoop]

Why would he want to "revive his career"? He's 33 and getting paid £60k a week to sit down for a living.