I wasn't sure which is why I was asking have his numbers gone down since the new contract. I'm wondering if there's a correlation.i beleive firminos contract is a straight wage now, just usual bonuses
I wasn't sure which is why I was asking have his numbers gone down since the new contract. I'm wondering if there's a correlation.
Was the Firmino incentive a fact? I thought it was just a rumour.You can judge the 'selfishness' aspect by Firmino's play. Would you say he is a selfish player? Maybe he wants an incentivised contract because he knows his own style of play. It motivates him while at the same time rewards him and the team benefits hugely.
And what mito said.You can judge the 'selfishness' aspect by Firmino's play. Would you say he is a selfish player? Maybe he wants an incentivised contract because he knows his own style of play. It motivates him while at the same time rewards him and the team benefits hugely.

Thanks for posting the stats. It looks like no real difference. I'm just glad he's the type of player who gives his best effort every game.to be honest theres many factors in it.
a) if you look at our formation its for sure changed since even christmas. Salah was down the middle a lot and now he's wide right again.
b) Firmino is getting double teams and pressed hard when he is in midfield sort of area so he's not finding same sort of space
c) His record so far is 12 goals, 7 assists in prem and 3 goals in CL with 1 assist. Last year his season long record was 15 league goals and 7 assists....... and in the CL it was 10 goals 8 assists
so for me his record is affected by the opposition in CL. 7 less goals... we played no real **** teams and no qualifiers
so yeah on the basic view he's down from 27 goals but in reality in the prem his record is pretty much the same.
Fairynuff - I believe you. I did read about it but I don't take much notice of media talk of fees and wages because a lot of it is wild speculation.Thanks for posting the stats. It looks like no real difference. I'm just glad he's the type of player who gives his best effort every game.
@saintKlopp he was definitely on an incentivised contract. I haven't worked out how to post links using my phone but there are plenty out there if you wanted to Google it.
It's rare players accept incentive contracts - I mean, why should they have to rely on luck to an extent to get the same overall salary as someone else who does **** all but sit on the bench? Then you get players who get rested, dropped or injured and their pay falls... As a fan, who's on a very normal salary, I'd say tough ****, your one good week is far beyond what I'd get in 5-10 years anyway, I don't get paid if I'm injured. I don't get paid the same if I do a poor job. But football is at a point of ridiculousness where that doesn't wash and they don't live in the real world.
At some point it'll come to a head, and I'm not sure what'll happen. I'd like to think FIFA would step in and place caps on total salary paid out by the club (advertising, sponsors and image rights are another kettle of fish) to which only performance based factors can increase it (goals, assists, clean sheets, etc) but there'd be so many pissed off people used to the high life for minimal effort that it would never happen. Imagine a world where all players contracts were halved by 50% to a minimum of lets say 50k a week (who couldn't live luxuriously off that?) but no higher than 100k a week (tough times) and all that excess was put into grass roots football, community development, lowering ticket prices and education for players so they can have a life beyond football? I love living in dream lands. Clearly the transfer value would just shoot up instead...
FIFA have let football finances get into a right state.

All good points. You paint a picture of what an ideal world would look like in terms of football players wages but it wouldn't work and I don't need to point out why because you already know.It's rare players accept incentive contracts - I mean, why should they have to rely on luck to an extent to get the same overall salary as someone else who does **** all but sit on the bench? Then you get players who get rested, dropped or injured and their pay falls... As a fan, who's on a very normal salary, I'd say tough ****, your one good week is far beyond what I'd get in 5-10 years anyway, I don't get paid if I'm injured. I don't get paid the same if I do a poor job. But football is at a point of ridiculousness where that doesn't wash and they don't live in the real world.
At some point it'll come to a head, and I'm not sure what'll happen. I'd like to think FIFA would step in and place caps on total salary paid out by the club (advertising, sponsors and image rights are another kettle of fish) to which only performance based factors can increase it (goals, assists, clean sheets, etc) but there'd be so many pissed off people used to the high life for minimal effort that it would never happen. Imagine a world where all players contracts were halved by 50% to a minimum of lets say 50k a week (who couldn't live luxuriously off that?) but no higher than 100k a week (tough times) and all that excess was put into grass roots football, community development, lowering ticket prices and education for players so they can have a life beyond football? I love living in dream lands. Clearly the transfer value would just shoot up instead...
FIFA have let football finances get into a right state.
"Demanded"Liverpool fans have demanded the signing of Eden Hazard after Mohamed Salah tweeted a photo of the pair.
Hazard is believed to be wanted by Real Madrid, but after Salah’s tweet, Liverpool fans want the Belgian to make a move to Anfield.
Salah simply posted a picture of the pair following Sunday’s clash and supporters were quick to respond.
One wrote: “Bring Hazard on board the door at Anfield is always open #YNWA”
Another added: “Imagine the amount of damage these two could do together in a liverpool shirt!”
While a third simply commented: “Announce Hazard”

Going to improve our team though, but his attitude can be a liability like SuarezHazard is a great talent, but his attitude stinks. No thanks.
.Nothing like Suarez, Dribs.Going to improve our team though, but his attitude can be a liability like Suarez.
Ah, but that's the Chelsea way. Klopp might sort that mind-set out.Nothing like Suarez, Dribs.
Despite his drawbacks, Suarez gave his all every time - Hazard plays when it suits him.
Personally i think its the attitude of hazard as well.Ah, but that's the Chelsea way. Klopp might sort that mind-set out.
He was so desperate to score on Sunday in spite of being played out of position. His wage demand is going to be too high.Personally i think its the attitude of hazard as well.
Great player when he can be arsed
It's rare players accept incentive contracts - I mean, why should they have to rely on luck to an extent to get the same overall salary as someone else who does **** all but sit on the bench? Then you get players who get rested, dropped or injured and their pay falls... As a fan, who's on a very normal salary, I'd say tough ****, your one good week is far beyond what I'd get in 5-10 years anyway, I don't get paid if I'm injured. I don't get paid the same if I do a poor job. But football is at a point of ridiculousness where that doesn't wash and they don't live in the real world.
At some point it'll come to a head, and I'm not sure what'll happen. I'd like to think FIFA would step in and place caps on total salary paid out by the club (advertising, sponsors and image rights are another kettle of fish) to which only performance based factors can increase it (goals, assists, clean sheets, etc) but there'd be so many pissed off people used to the high life for minimal effort that it would never happen. Imagine a world where all players contracts were halved by 50% to a minimum of lets say 50k a week (who couldn't live luxuriously off that?) but no higher than 100k a week (tough times) and all that excess was put into grass roots football, community development, lowering ticket prices and education for players so they can have a life beyond football? I love living in dream lands. Clearly the transfer value would just shoot up instead...
FIFA have let football finances get into a right state.