Your a bit of an arrogant fucker for someone who has only just joined the forum. Why dont you just fuck off with your arrogance, maybe come back at some.point when you have acquired some humility to your hostsIf you think good business is bending over and accepting any demands, then by all means. But that's exactly what gets you into trouble with FFP. And Bayern aren't doing what I would do. They bid 40m. I would have bid just slightly more than it would cost me to loan a similar level winger for one season, so probably around 20m tops. There's only going to be a few months between the closure of the transfer window and 1st January 2021 anyway.
Bayern have a gentleman's agreement with Sane, and they consider him 'in the bag', so from Bayern's perspective they're bidding for what is the equivalent of a one-year loan deal for Sane. Say his contract ran out in 5 years time and, say, Real Madrid bid 40m to loan Sane for one season, wouldn't you accept it? I'd laugh all the way to the bank.
Section C1 of the FA rules, prohibits a player who is under contract, or his agent, from talking to other clubs, or being approached by other clubs, without the consent of the player’s current club.100 quid that you're unable to find me a clause that Bayern have broken in the rules you claim they broke?
Yes, nice try. You posted the English FA rules. Bayern aren't obliged to follow those rules. Try the FIFA regulations instead. Anyway, my last post here. This place is way too hostile.Section C1 of the FA rules, prohibits a player who is under contract, or his agent, from talking to other clubs, or being approached by other clubs, without the consent of the player’s current club.
Despite the rules, tapping up still happens as clubs strive to improve their standing, footballers look to improve their pay packets and profiles and agents are always eager to pocket the hefty percentage a new deal can bring them. Approaches will often be made when a player is away from his club on international duty or via clandestine meetings out of the public eye.
Possible sanctions
If tapping up is discovered, punishments may be handed down by those involved in the meeting, including to the:
In a high profile case in 2005 involving Arsenal defender Ashley Cole who, with his agent, illicitly met representatives of Chelsea FC, the sanctions imposed were:
- club tapping up the player;
- manager of the club tapping up the player;
- player;
- agent of the player.
- a fine and a suspended three-point deduction for the club;
- a fine for the manager;
- a fine for the player;
- a fine and a suspension of the licence for the agent.
Cheerio.Anyway, my last post here. This place is way too hostile.
Yes, nice try. You posted the English FA rules. Bayern aren't obliged to follow those rules. Try the FIFA regulations instead. Anyway, my last post here. This place is way too hostile.
Yes, nice try. You posted the English FA rules. Bayern aren't obliged to follow those rules. Try the FIFA regulations instead. Anyway, my last post here. This place is way too hostile.
Yep. Do one.
fuck offQuote me, just one single clause in the rules that you feel Bayern broke and I promise to pay you 100 quid right before leaving permanently. Not just you, anyone else who wants in on this too.
Yes, nice try. You posted the English FA rules. Bayern aren't obliged to follow those rules. Try the FIFA regulations instead. Anyway, my last post here. This place is way too hostile.