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I hate what he has done, but I genuinely hope that's not the case.i8rags said:
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Mrs Merton
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strongbowholic said:I hate what he has done, but I genuinely hope that's not the case.i8rags said:There's one more pay day for this clown in the offing, sooner for us the better, I fear one day SSN will break the news Carlos has been found shot dead or similar suicide as this is not the actions of a sane man.
Me too !
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mammutly said:Much though I would like to agree, City have not handled this well.
Mancini spoke to millions of people after the Bayern game to say that Tevez was finished. They they fined him an amount in excess of the contractual maximum and announced it publically. I don't like it, but add those two things together and he does have a case for constructive dismissal if the club cancel his contract.
He can argue that the club's refusal to grant him exceptional leave in the circumstances was a 'final straw'.
Doesn't come down to general rights and wrongs. It comes down to detail and what can be proved or not.
The outcome of this will be a Compromise Agreement with Tevez leaving by mutual consent with an undisclosed payment (which will be a lot).
Good grief mate. Even Gordon Taylor doesn't see it that much in favour of Tevez, in fact quite the opposite.
He's made a right arse of this. It's just down to which course of action City think suits them best. Tevez has prety much left every avenue open to us now.
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Wouldn't be surprised if this is all an attempt to get Kia's yoke off his neck.
He's said something to the affect that money has ruined football for him, and Kia certainly could be the cause of that
He's said something to the affect that money has ruined football for him, and Kia certainly could be the cause of that
mammutly said:Mancini spoke to millions of people after the Bayern game to say that Tevez was finished. They they fined him an amount in excess of the contractual maximum and announced it publically. I don't like it, but add those two things together and he does have a case for constructive dismissal if the club cancel his contract.
He can argue that the club's refusal to grant him exceptional leave in the circumstances was a 'final straw'.
Not sure if you are on a windup or not.
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mammutly wrote:
He would have to resign in order to claim constructive dismissal. You're thinking of unfair dismissal. The parameters are not the same.
Much though I would like to agree, City have not handled this well.
Mancini spoke to millions of people after the Bayern game to say that Tevez was finished. They they fined him an amount in excess of the contractual maximum and announced it publically. I don't like it, but add those two things together and he does have a case for constructive dismissal if the club cancel his contract.
He can argue that the club's refusal to grant him exceptional leave in the circumstances was a 'final straw'.
Doesn't come down to general rights and wrongs. It comes down to detail and what can be proved or not.
The outcome of this will be a Compromise Agreement with Tevez leaving by mutual consent with an undisclosed payment (which will be a lot).
He would have to resign in order to claim constructive dismissal. You're thinking of unfair dismissal. The parameters are not the same.
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listen, anyone who's gotten themselves all upset over this, just count to three and take a deep breath whilst your web-browser loads up:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5SoDCkCDfzU[/youtube]
"take it, take it, take it... "
ah ahha
and then "time for the Poznan our kid.. are you joining in?"
(and apologies my transcription skills can't convey the Santa Claus chuckle that follows it)
ah ah aha ah
"take that Bobby Charlton.."
a haha ahah
followed by this timeless classic:-
<a class="postlink" href="http://mcfc.co.uk/Video/Match-highlights/United-v-City-extended-highlights-23-Oct" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://mcfc.co.uk/Video/Match-highlight ... hts-23-Oct</a>
and I believe you'll be feeling an awful lot better...
Carlos who?
;o)
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5SoDCkCDfzU[/youtube]
"take it, take it, take it... "
ah ahha
and then "time for the Poznan our kid.. are you joining in?"
(and apologies my transcription skills can't convey the Santa Claus chuckle that follows it)
ah ah aha ah
"take that Bobby Charlton.."
a haha ahah
followed by this timeless classic:-
<a class="postlink" href="http://mcfc.co.uk/Video/Match-highlights/United-v-City-extended-highlights-23-Oct" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://mcfc.co.uk/Video/Match-highlight ... hts-23-Oct</a>
and I believe you'll be feeling an awful lot better...
Carlos who?
;o)
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Bongo Joe said:He was meant to be here during the break, as he wasn't selected for Argentina, so what makes anyone think he'll come back now?
if we're getting results like the one above whilst he's away who cares?
"take it, take it, take it!!"
so what's that in Spanish anyone?
frankly, I don't think we need worry either which way about this, and any financial concerns I'm certain will be taken care of within the FFPR with an agreement made if we suffer a small loss - which fortunately other than the FFPR we can comfortably afford.
;oD
- and if he comes back, well, I'm all with Manciti as to whatever happens next; it's already a non-event really.