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  • MYU
    Administrator
    • Mar 2009
    • 43466

    #1

    Contracts??

    If we sack a player or manager the club would have to pay up the contract. If a player or manager was to walk off before the contract ends, the club can't do anything?

    Is that correct?
  • CroydonCaptainJack
    Gold Seat
    • Jan 2011
    • 6141

    #2
    Originally posted by MYU
    If we sack a player or manager the club would have to pay up the contract. If a player or manager was to walk off before the contract ends, the club can't do anything?

    Is that correct?
    Not strictly as that would be a breach of contract. In reality it probably is how it would pan out though.

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    • MYU
      Administrator
      • Mar 2009
      • 43466

      #3
      I just wanted to know what protection do football clubs have, it should work both ways?

      Something needs to change because players and managers have it all their way right now.

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      • CroydonCaptainJack
        Gold Seat
        • Jan 2011
        • 6141

        #4
        Originally posted by MYU
        I just wanted to know what protection do football clubs have, it should work both ways?

        Something needs to change because players and managers have it all their way right now.
        Totally agree with you. What's worse is that with players you can force them to play but you can't force them to play their best. It is all very one sided.

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        • 12321
          Silver Seat
          • May 2012
          • 1452

          #5
          The way the contracts are written, I would imagine, is on the lines of ' you are contracted to play for us for one year, and we will pay you x per week'. If the player walks out then the club don't pay him, that's the deal. Do you think the club should also sue for breach of contract?

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          • CroydonCaptainJack
            Gold Seat
            • Jan 2011
            • 6141

            #6
            Originally posted by 12321
            The way the contracts are written, I would imagine, is on the lines of ' you are contracted to play for us for one year, and we will pay you x per week'. If the player walks out then the club don't pay him, that's the deal. Do you think the club should also sue for breach of contract?
            Not if it is worded like that no I don't

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            • LoftusRoadLad
              W12 Seat
              • Jan 2011
              • 19631

              #7
              They can walk but cannot play for anyone else if they are still under contract.

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              • MYU
                Administrator
                • Mar 2009
                • 43466

                #8
                Originally posted by LoftusRoadLad
                They can walk but cannot play for anyone else if they are still under contract.
                This is what I'm saying, what protection do football clubs have?

                That's not really protecting the football club, they still lose out on all that money.

                These contracts is what will kill football clubs.

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                • qpr
                  Platinum Seat
                  • Mar 2009
                  • 10372

                  #9
                  Originally posted by MYU
                  I just wanted to know what protection do football clubs have, it should work both ways?

                  Something needs to change because players and managers have it all their way right now.
                  Agreed. It's a big problems in football.
                  Under Les Ferdinand:
                  Luke Freeman, top assists in the league: 4million
                  Alex Smithies, great goalie for this club: 3,5million
                  Charlie Austin, 19 Premier League goals: 4million
                  Jack Robinson: Contract ran out, left for free
                  And many more mistakes

                  LES FERDINAND, IT'S TIME TO GO

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