From an athletic article on how hard it is to shift unwanted players
In January 2013, Wolverhampton Wanderers received bids for Jamie O’Hara and Roger Johnson from clubs who each offered to pay £15,000 of their £25,000 a week wages. Wolves were in turmoil in the Championship and neither O’Hara nor Johnson were playing for them, but chief executive Jez Moxey demanded their full contracts be covered. In the end, the pair stayed and Wolves were relegated for a second year running. When Johnson eventually left for Charlton Athletic in February 2015, Wolves paid up the rest of his contract minus a £1,000-per-week contribution from the Londoners.