BerlinWaller wrote:
A move to Wycombe will not be lucrative and the increase in cost of living will probably not match the increase in wages.
I agree with most of the post, in particular about the parasites who tout players around, looking for where they will get the biggest percentage rather than what is best for the player (look at how Amond never settled anywhere due to his agent constantly moving him).
However, I think you are under-estimating Wycombe. They have a huge parachute payment (£5 million?) and a billionaire backer. I think they could offer a player like Sam double what we could, if they chose to.
Would he be better off staying here, signing a new contract, playing week in, week out, and being happy, within commuting distance of home? It may further his career more in the long term, as he proves his worth & ability, especially, as Robinson has a great track record for developing talent. Far better than potentially being a bench warmer somewhere else?
Come on Sam, sign that contract, then get on with the football!