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Author Topic: TREATMENT TABLE – 14 JANUARY 2020  (Read 2668 times)

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Bolly-Quin

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Re: TREATMENT TABLE – 14 JANUARY 2020
« Reply #30 on: Friday 17-Jan-2020, 14:33* »
Ive said this for a While now.  Would not put Marler in that bracket but others yes.

Me too - I'd also certainly exclude Marler (except for those silly yellow cards); Browny I'd keep too, but Care and Robshaw's days are numbered and need "managing".

Need a quality SH for the future, though.

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Re: TREATMENT TABLE – 14 JANUARY 2020
« Reply #31 on: Friday 17-Jan-2020, 14:49* »
DAre i say it, I even thought we held on to a few others for too long...Nev, Ugo (guessing they were also on big bucks)

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Re: TREATMENT TABLE – 14 JANUARY 2020
« Reply #32 on: Friday 17-Jan-2020, 15:11* »
Yes I can't imagine that Care and Robshaw are cheap, neither is quite the force they were, it will be interesting to see how MB15 comes back, he will have been out for a long time...
Marler is still one of the best LH in the country, I'd not want to see him go. I would though like to see less brain fart Yellow cards...

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Re: TREATMENT TABLE – 14 JANUARY 2020
« Reply #33 on: Friday 17-Jan-2020, 15:15* »
Me too - I'd also certainly exclude Marler (except for those silly yellow cards); Browny I'd keep too, but Care and Robshaw's days are numbered and need "managing".

Need a quality SH for the future, though.

Marler is probably better for England than for Quins, and has been dumb for us too often. Still a fine player who I very much want at the club, but he is going to be on a lot of money and are we getting value for money?

Brown has been an absolute hero for Quins but in the last few years he's spent a lot of time either injured or playing very, very poorly.

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Re: TREATMENT TABLE – 14 JANUARY 2020
« Reply #34 on: Friday 17-Jan-2020, 15:17* »
It's a bit of a guessing game though. Haskell at Saints was on the same as he earned at Wasps as a 21 year old. I appreciate he had injury worries when he moved to Saints but I was reading elsewhere recently about how players' wages tend to drop down to very low levels as they extend their careers well into their 30s. I expect it's a steady drop as well, rather than say going from 250k one year to 50k the next. I suppose I'm wondering if players like Brown, Care and Robshaw are already on smaller wages than previously.

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Re: TREATMENT TABLE – 14 JANUARY 2020
« Reply #35 on: Friday 17-Jan-2020, 15:24* »
its only a rumour but it goes -  Robshaw is on 330k, Quins would like him to drop to around 200k for a new deal

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Re: TREATMENT TABLE – 14 JANUARY 2020
« Reply #36 on: Friday 17-Jan-2020, 16:07* »
It's a bit of a guessing game though. Haskell at Saints was on the same as he earned at Wasps as a 21 year old. I appreciate he had injury worries when he moved to Saints but I was reading elsewhere recently about how players' wages tend to drop down to very low levels as they extend their careers well into their 30s. I expect it's a steady drop as well, rather than say going from 250k one year to 50k the next. I suppose I'm wondering if players like Brown, Care and Robshaw are already on smaller wages than previously.

Haskell was clearly at the end of the road and was done as an international - I can't imagine the current deals for Brown, Care and Robshaw are in the "obviously post international" bracket yet.

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Re: TREATMENT TABLE – 14 JANUARY 2020
« Reply #37 on: Friday 17-Jan-2020, 16:11* »
Marler is probably better for England than for Quins, and has been dumb for us too often. Still a fine player who I very much want at the club, but he is going to be on a lot of money and are we getting value for money?

Brown has been an absolute hero for Quins but in the last few years he's spent a lot of time either injured or playing very, very poorly.

Do you think he's better for England because of those behind him or do you regard it as a motivational thing? I think/hope he'll continue to improve his play/attitude: I'd pay for him until he wants out or he runs out of gas.

Perhaps Brown will be rejuvenated after a long layoff - he may have been below his standards in the last few seasons, but if the rest of the squad can start to play to their potential, I think he'll have the desire to continue as I can't see him going anywhere else.

If Brown's wages can be managed downwards and Marler can be persuaded to be cool, then we'll get value for money from them, I suspect. But I don't think Marler needs to be faced with a wage downgrade for a number of years yet - he's still 29 (30 this summer), so a good 3-5 years left on his card, at a time when props are supposed to be at their best.
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Quinten Poulsen

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Re: TREATMENT TABLE – 14 JANUARY 2020
« Reply #38 on: Friday 17-Jan-2020, 16:13* »
Maybe not but their next ones surely will be, assuming they stay.

Re: Honky's post -  200k seems like a lot of salary for this stage of Robshaw's career.

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Re: TREATMENT TABLE – 14 JANUARY 2020
« Reply #39 on: Friday 17-Jan-2020, 16:19* »
I must stress it was only a rumour

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Re: TREATMENT TABLE – 14 JANUARY 2020
« Reply #40 on: Friday 17-Jan-2020, 16:24* »
Well we know which club we can thank for the general trend in wages.

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Re: TREATMENT TABLE – 14 JANUARY 2020
« Reply #41 on: Friday 17-Jan-2020, 17:29* »
Maybe not but their next ones surely will be, assuming they stay.

Re: Honky's post -  200k seems like a lot of salary for this stage of Robshaw's career.

Former club captain, former England captain, recent international... I doubt his wages dropped that quickly.

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Re: TREATMENT TABLE – 14 JANUARY 2020
« Reply #42 on: Friday 17-Jan-2020, 17:47* »
Current club captain!

He'll be 34 when his new contract starts - I'd say 200k is a damn good wage for a player his age despite his track record.

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Re: TREATMENT TABLE – 14 JANUARY 2020
« Reply #43 on: Friday 17-Jan-2020, 19:39* »
I think 200k is very low for a player with his record, club history, international history, and recent status. Incredibly low.
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Re: TREATMENT TABLE – 14 JANUARY 2020
« Reply #44 on: Friday 17-Jan-2020, 20:04* »
That was my point in an above post - it was surprising to hear someone (an ex-player I think) say that older players' salaries are nothing like we'd imagine, to the point where they can end up back on a similar wage to when they were recent academy graduates.

Besides that, I just don't think it's prudent to pay a player who's well past his prime based on his prior achievements and record.

 

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