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So it would seem to make sense.Guessing at £15,000 per week,then an annual wage bill would be £780,000.

I would suggest on the market his worth,at present, must be a minimum of £5M with all the problems he has had.

So we either clear £4M+ next summer,or we have a 1st team squad player.

Win/Win situation.

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Almost correct, that's actually his private health bill.

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This post has been merged from a topic called 'Jonny Williams new deal' by kenbarr

I think your estimate if his current value is way off. Minimum of £5m for a bit-part championship player who barely managed more than 20 appearances in each of the last 3 seasons?

Signed a new deal today. Hopefully he will be given more of a chance under our next manager...

Cheaper than Lee and Sako in terms of wages. No more or less likely to have any impact or play much, but if he did the fans would love it. Rather him than any of that lot on the bench, plus frees up funds to upgrade players if we shift them.

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I'd have at least waited until we'd made a managerial appointment before making a decision to renew his contract. It's not like he was going anywhere and there's a whole stack of such decisions to be made. The question you always need to ask yourself is, if he wasn't already here and we were looking at him, even as a free transfer, would you add him to the squad?

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