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We need him to sign an amendment to his contract, his wages should be docked by half until he is back and playing atleast 5-10 games. This is financially unsustainable and if he cares even little about the club and what he has failed to deliver than he should offer that himself.
3 years ago, i was off 6 weeks from work with various illnesses/bereavement. My employer had a clause where if i take up x amount of sick days in a year my wages would be docked until i'm back, and so it was. If only footballers had it the same!
Anyway, If he fails to agree then talks to mutually rescinding his contract should begin. We cut our losses and move on.
3 years ago, i was off 6 weeks from work with various illnesses/bereavement. My employer had a clause where if i take up x amount of sick days in a year my wages would be docked until i'm back, and so it was. If only footballers had it the same!
Anyway, If he fails to agree then talks to mutually rescinding his contract should begin. We cut our losses and move on.
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Not just that he's injured all the time, his attitude stinks as well.
You'd think if a player who earns a fortune here is out all year, he will at least do whatever he can to leave a good impression if possible, but no, he is even coming too late to team meetings.
What an absolute garbage signing. More professional Instagrammer than a footballer.
Easily up there with Tici's best signings.
And to make things worse, everyone saw it coming, except for our management.
You'd think if a player who earns a fortune here is out all year, he will at least do whatever he can to leave a good impression if possible, but no, he is even coming too late to team meetings.
What an absolute garbage signing. More professional Instagrammer than a footballer.
Easily up there with Tici's best signings.
And to make things worse, everyone saw it coming, except for our management.
Paul Pogba has 'tweaked a muscle' while practising free-kicks in Juventus training and will be out for at least three weeks, according to reports.
“This morning, Pogba was taking free kicks and felt a twinge in his adductor,” Allegri explained in his post-match press conference.
“He will have tests tomorrow, but he will certainly not be there on Thursday or next Sunday, so we’ll see him after the break for international duty.”
“This morning, Pogba was taking free kicks and felt a twinge in his adductor,” Allegri explained in his post-match press conference.
“He will have tests tomorrow, but he will certainly not be there on Thursday or next Sunday, so we’ll see him after the break for international duty.”
Remember when Trezeguet was signed for Banajas in the UAE on a fat contract, but after being injured af he agreed to terminate to not waste their money and his time?
No way pogba is even thinking about that. Do we think it's because he wants to come back and be a key player in our resurgence, or because he wants the easy cash?
No way pogba is even thinking about that. Do we think it's because he wants to come back and be a key player in our resurgence, or because he wants the easy cash?
the club has a few possibilities:
- leave his contract as it is and hope that he somehow gets his shit together
- call his agent and either renegotiate his contract or agree on a termination
- fire him, he'll go to fifa, fifa will rule in his favor, we'll go to cas, and if we're lucky we might have a strong enough case with the injuries and the disciplinary stuff. it's a lottery that might or might not pay off (odds are slim, but might worth a try, as the compensation would be his wages which we should pay anyway, and maybe a few millions here and there, seven might add details, i'm not into sports right too much besides knowing the rules)
i'd try to negotiate first, then fire him. leaving his contract like this is the last option, he's doing literally nothing for a fat paycheck
- leave his contract as it is and hope that he somehow gets his shit together
- call his agent and either renegotiate his contract or agree on a termination
- fire him, he'll go to fifa, fifa will rule in his favor, we'll go to cas, and if we're lucky we might have a strong enough case with the injuries and the disciplinary stuff. it's a lottery that might or might not pay off (odds are slim, but might worth a try, as the compensation would be his wages which we should pay anyway, and maybe a few millions here and there, seven might add details, i'm not into sports right too much besides knowing the rules)
i'd try to negotiate first, then fire him. leaving his contract like this is the last option, he's doing literally nothing for a fat paycheck