If Leicester are relegated, they'll have to sell Madison. It would convince me that we had more money than sense if Palacee put a bid in for him

It was tough to see Wilf on the ground just in front feeling his hamstring. Realised it was season over, but when somebody said we may never see him in a Palace shirt again that seemed very sad. On balance he has given far more joy than angst. A shame his effort just before half time was off target, it would have been a fitting goal to depart on.
Offering 4years x £200k a week, if indeed that is the case, is total madness. Balancing what he has given, what he is worth and what we can afford, I think 2years at around £100k would be right. If there are some imaginative add ons then fair enough. This probably wont be enough and it will seem the end of an era when he goes. Thanks for the good times.

That's a recipe for disaster as he would never pass the ball to a team mate and risk losing £100,000 and he would prefer to try for goal himself even if someone else is better placed.

Anyway why would he accept such a package when other teams are likely to offer more with the prospect of European football thrown in

Time to wave goodbye.

Hasn't been very good for a while now.
Massive wages.
Makes it all about himself.
Injury prone.
Unfortunately no other top 6 club will play him regularly.

Could be a limp end to a decent career for our Wilf. Probably somewhere like Monaco is his best bet.

Wilf isn't going to accept less that his current deal. He needs a rest to fully recover as I think he's tried to come back too soon a couple of times this season. Personally I think he'll end up at Arsenal. They're (apparently) going to be paying Saka 300k per week for his new deal and need a stronger squad for the CL, so a two-year deal of 150k per week would likely be no problem for them. They get a proven PL player who is a fan of the club and who has a strong will to win and high work ethic, no fee and I would imagine straightforward negotiations. He's better than Nelson and can play across the front line. With Arsenal likely to play 50+ games across all the competitions he may not start regularly but he'd probably still play 20+ games and I think he would be a very tidy player for them as he is still strong and powerful.

I really can't see him staying and the only thing I hope is that he says his goodbyes when we play Forest and we are clear that we are now moving on for better or worse. He is the most important player we've had in the past 30 years and whatever people's views are of him now he has had a massive hand in our longest run in the top flight (and getting here in the first place of course!)

Have you seen how contracts work? This is an extreme example but many players have goals scored bonuses. Vinny Jones had £5k 25 years ago so god knows that the amounts are now. Again 25 odd years ago McGoldrick earned an extra £100k for scoring 10 goals one season with us.
There will be players in the Prem today on massive goal bonuses - if you think not you are very naive