I've obv done him at 2 years left rather than 1... Updated.
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I've obv done him at 2 years left rather than 1... Updated.
You can’t do that because he has done nothing serious enough to dismiss him for. You can guarantee levy would have binned him off if he had grounds.
He has a contract with us to train and make himself available to play. He has no god given right to play but the club has to provide him with the tools (ie the clubs facilities) to fulfil his side of the contract.
Why would he agree to your proposal, when he can get his whole contract paid up front because he has been constructively dismissed by the club & get himself a nice new contract elsewhere?
If he is happy to sit at home wanking/eating/playing fifa all day, then he won’t have a career in 2 years, having lost any shred of fitness he ever had as an athlete. It would basically be retirement for him, which the club pays for anyway.
Unless he’s in breach of contract, he can demand to be allowed to fulfil it and you can’t take away the facilities he needs to fulfil the contract without constructively dismissing him.
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Levy could do an Archway on him and burn him down
70m for Swiss Army knife?
Weren’t there links to this guy before Ange?
You're not wrong, but Richy is never going to cut it imho. Decent hold-up play but zero awareness in the box.
Kulu is very capable but disappoints more than he excites. We now see why Juve were so compliant on the deal.
The young Argentine probably won't play before Xmas if at all this season.
Scarlett is an interesting one though. There is hope there.
Of course you can. The league imposes a limit of 25 players. If they player doesn't find a new club and doesn't make the squad there's nothing else for them to do
Unions can go fuck themselves.
Quite the cunning plan, until it falls down when you realise that both parties need to negotiate to come to an agreement.
You say you're not assuming anything yet you made a giant assumption to think that the club haven't already done what you just proposed
Are you alright?
More often than not when the boss is pushed out and hasn't deliberately decided he wants a new job so gets himself sacked.
If anyone in the real world done that they'd pretty much forgoe a penny in compensation
Constructive dismissal requires the subject to resign and forgoe future earnings.
Not sit at home picking their arse and getting £5-£10m a year for it.
Or Internet forum Syndrome. It's all 1's and 0's right?
Simply not true. Constructive dismissal does not require someone to resign.
Not for this thread.
Prove gardening leave is tantamount to constructive dismissal.
I'll wait.
Why would you ask if I’m alright then suggest the club may well have carried out the suggestion?Quite the cunning plan, until it falls down when you realise that both parties need to negotiate to come to an agreement.
You say you're not assuming anything yet you made a giant assumption to think that the club haven't already done what you just proposed
Are you alright?
Because it’s perfectly reasonable and there’s a history in the business of football of it being done
I can see why things are driving you nuts you’re making overly hard work of this
They have to let them train or pay them off those are the options.
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Loads of golden goodbyes this is a recent example. It's really hard to prove intent when managers perform shit so they get paid off, same in the real world for top jobs.
I'm not actually suggesting anything, just making a point that it's all well and good 'negotiating' and suggesting that the club should do x and y blah blah but ultimately my point is that it's down to the player and we do not know what his motivations are.
This debate started with the whole 'rip up his contract' mantra which people were spouting, in theory it sounds like a good idea but that entire assumption is based on the player agrees to it, it doesn't work like that.
There you go … The rest is obvious
