Spidermag extended
Heartening to hear that Spidermag has signed a contract for a further four years at the club, taking him through to 2015.
According to the report he had "no hesitation" in signing a new contract.
Of course, given that Rocky signed a new contract shortly before being ushered out the door, I can't say I'm surprised that Spidermag has no hesitation in signing. Great player though he is, and presumably he's just had a pay rise, he knows as well as we all do that if a good offer comes in for him, chances are Jabba will bite their hand off and he'll be on his way.
However, in the meantime it does suggest that we'll be hanging on to a cracking player (and spending a bit more of the Rocky money in the process).
If we could now sort out a new contract for Little Big Lad (whose current deal expires next summer) that would be handy...
According to the report he had "no hesitation" in signing a new contract.
Of course, given that Rocky signed a new contract shortly before being ushered out the door, I can't say I'm surprised that Spidermag has no hesitation in signing. Great player though he is, and presumably he's just had a pay rise, he knows as well as we all do that if a good offer comes in for him, chances are Jabba will bite their hand off and he'll be on his way.
However, in the meantime it does suggest that we'll be hanging on to a cracking player (and spending a bit more of the Rocky money in the process).
If we could now sort out a new contract for Little Big Lad (whose current deal expires next summer) that would be handy...
Labels: contracts, jonas gutierrez
posted by Paul at 12:59 pm
1 Comments:
Happy about this - he's consistent, doesn't cause trouble or spend much time at all in the treatment room, and is a useful outlet. However, he really has to improve his record of goalscoring and assists - we need a little mor from him, I feel, especially with Nolan having left. The reliance on Best and Ba has served us well over the past few games, but they could do with other players helping to share the burden of responsibility.
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