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I keep saying... PSG. I watched bits of them tonight, struggling in the Coupe de France against a team that has a 43 year old CB. Pocchetino could really use him there
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I keep saying... PSG. I watched bits of them tonight, struggling in the Coupe de France against a team that has a 43 year old CB. Pocchetino could really use him there
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It wouldn’t apply here, I don’t think. It’s to do with a player being able to walk away from their contract if they aren’t being played for a large period of time.How does that work? I’ve heard of it before but cannot remember where
Clubs have basically said they won’t use it to get players on the cheap, and so far they’ve kept that up.
Donny van der Beek might be looking into it though.
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Would he risk pissing off the Spurs fans like that though?Think it means a player can not be held to a contract for more than 3 years or summat....but need to be 28yo or more....may be or probably am wrong.
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He could always invoke the Webster ruling lol
He’ll probably spend the rest of his career in the courts....
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Hugely. His legacy would be destroyed like Sol Campbell’s.Would he risk pissing off the Spurs fans like that though?
Webster Rule
Specifically, it states that any player who signed a contract before the age of 28 can buy himself out of the contract three years after the deal was signed. If he is 28 or older the time limit is shortened to two years.
Specifically, it states that any player who signed a contract before the age of 28 can buy himself out of the contract three years after the deal was signed. If he is 28 or older the time limit is shortened to two years.
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Trying to confirm his name and addreth?He’ll probably spend the rest of his career in the courts....
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He’s gotta weigh up his options big time this summer I reckon. I don’t like the idea of giving that much money to a rival though as has been mentioned. However, seeing how they spent the Bale money I wouldn’t be too afraidHugely. His legacy would be destroyed like Sol Campbell’s.
He aint got more than 5 year left in him with his injuries,if that,imo.Would he risk pissing off the Spurs fans like that though?
If he wants a couple of medals in the bag,he's gonna have to piss them off.
He aint winning fuck all there.
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Most of any money they get in would be needed to help service their stadium debt.He’s gotta weigh up his options big time this summer I reckon. I don’t like the idea of giving that much money to a rival though as has been mentioned. However, seeing how they spent the Bale money I wouldn’t be too afraid
If I was Levy, I’d price him out of the market so that he either stays or they get a fortune for him.
I can’t see Kane going on strike etc for the same legacy issues as the Webster ruling would cause.