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It was allowed to get this far because there is no system in place, meaning that inflation AND supply and demand rules will continue to push wages up for the most in demand players, of which Abraham is increasingly becoming one. So I don't see why it's shocking. The guy has had a good season...

I'm not saying I agree with football's inflation of wages, but they're the reasons it's happening. Add that to the fact he's young and English, and the demand for his services is even higher because clubs need a certain amount of home grown players in their squads. Whether you like it or not...

Oh, sorry, I see you're trying to ground football in reality. Unfortunately, it isn't grounded as such. And consequently, the rules of supply and demand work on a more extreme level. You wanna know why they're doubling his wages off of one good Championship season? It's for the very reason...

You know Christensen would fetch around £30m or more in the transfer market now though, right? It's not about incentive, it's about motivation. Christensen clearly has it, as he's shown in Germany over the last two years. The likelihood is that next year he'll come back and play fairly...