IrishRedDevil
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We have to buy him a new laptop?
Oh ffs. Where will it enddd.
Cancel the deal.
Oh ffs. Where will it enddd.
Cancel the deal.
Its a standard processStrange behaviour reporting on his laptop being blocked, very child like. Like it would be impossible for him to remove/remember the info he needs.
Yes and it's also exactly what happens when anyone leaves a job. People are desperate for clicks.Strange behaviour reporting on his laptop being blocked, very child like. Like it would be impossible for him to remove/remember the info he needs.
I'm not talking about his laptop being block, I agree that is a standard process but reporting on it and putting it in capitals.Its a standard process
Would be a decent surprise!Half life 3
Strange behaviour reporting on his laptop being blocked, very child like. Like it would be impossible for him to remove/remember the info he needs.
Childlike? It almost always happens when someone is put in6 gardening leave. It happened to me and I work in insurance!
Yes I'm aware, I have been on gardening leave myself and put people on gardening leave, I'm talking about the one-upmanship of journalism for something that is a standard practice.Childlike? It almost always happens when someone is put in6 gardening leave. It happened to me and I work in insurance!
As he said, it is the reporting in CAPITALS that is a bit confusing. Like he is useless without his old laptop.Childlike? It almost always happens when someone is put in6 gardening leave. It happened to me and I work in insurance!
That's standard practice as well to be fair! Gotta bait those clicks.As he said, it is the reporting in CAPITALS that is a bit confusing. Like he is useless without his old laptop.
True true.That's standard practice as well to be fair! Gotta bait those clicks.
Oh ha, yes that's sensationalism at its finest.I'm not talking about his laptop being block, I agree that is a standard process but reporting on it and putting it in capitals.
Actually what is childish is youtubers and twitter accounts talking about how we should recruit him because he has huge database of analysis and that database would be priceless for usStrange behaviour reporting on his laptop being blocked, very child like. Like it would be impossible for him to remove/remember the info he needs.
I want that laptop more than anything now. What would they want for that? Antony enough?
They've blocked him..
Not really. Being placed on garden leave is very much that — you’re in the “garden” and all access to work and confidential information is basically taken away from you.Strange behaviour reporting on his laptop being blocked, very child like. Like it would be impossible for him to remove/remember the info he needs.
A twenty month garden leave just doesn’t sound enforceable at all to me. Garden leave cannot exceed your notice period. Negotiations will happen over the next few months and we’ll get this done.
That will now mean that a prospective head of recruitment will report into Ashworth rather than sit alongside him. That role will remain the last major football position to be filled, in the event of everything going as planned with Ashworth.
Newcastle will insist on full compensation of £20m when they eventually receive a formal approach from Old Trafford. Ineos are prepared to wait, though, as they feel that figure is unrealistic. They also believe it is worth waiting a few months for the ideal candidate, who represents a long-term change of direction.
Talks with Ashworth were led by board member Jean-Claude Blanc, although it is in line with plans from new chief executive Omar Berrada, recruited from Manchester City.
Sir Dave Brailsford had wanted former Liverpool executive Julian Ward for the rule, but Ashworth has long been the overall favourite.
Pornhub default browserGetting more and more interested what could possible be on that computer?
I'm more talking about the journalist rather than than Newcastle. I think this has all come from Henry Winter saying about the database on his laptop, if he hadn't have said that then it wouldn't have been mentioned.Actually what is childish is youtubers and twitter accounts talking about how we should recruit him because he has huge database of analysis and that database would be priceless for us
That database, which probably does exist, is intellectual property of Newcastle! It was created, by Ashworth and his team, while employed by Newcastle. In no scenario can he take that with him or use it. Anybody who has been employed anywhere where any intellectual property is generated knows it
We are not getting any database with Ashworth, whether Newcastle blocks his access or not. And blocking his access would also be fairly normal and standard under circumstances
Let's also throw-in Donny and maybe even Sancho, to sweeten the deal?
Sounds fair. In my line of business, there is a six-month notice period for resignation, allowing the current employer ample time to find a replacement. However, nothing is preventing me from resigning. This seems like some sort of deal negotiated when Dan signed. I mean, what's preventing him from discussing stuff with United, even while on gardening leave? He could simply talk to them. It all sounds bizarre.It's quite normal to have contracts that stipulate you can't work for a competitor within e.g. six months of leaving your position in all sorts of sectors, so it's no surprise it's the same in football. It's basically so you can't have someone getting the inside knowledge of new research etc. and then immediately "selling" that knowledge to someone else.
I guess it's like an NDA. In reality you can't really govern it to a certain degree.Sounds fair. In my line of business, there is a six-month notice period for resignation, allowing the current employer ample time to find a replacement. However, nothing is preventing me from resigning. This seems like some sort of deal negotiated when Dan signed. I mean, what's preventing him from discussing stuff with United, even while on gardening leave? He could simply talk to them. It all sounds bizarre.
We make his job twice as difficult if we cave into the demands of the first club we negotiate with in the INEOS era.I understand people not wanting United to just pay the Keegan cnuts what they want
But United could have had numerous Sporting Directors. There are very good ones currently without a club who'd sign today and start tomorrow.
They've specifically gone for Ashworth despite the difficulties because they believe he is the one who will help make Manchester United title challengers again. They knew going in how difficult it would be and if they believe he is that valuable then I personally accept them forking out £20m from the summers transfer kitty to make it happen. Beats constantly paying millions for the Glazers to buy their dogs prams.
He's not prevented from resigning, he's just prevented from taking up work with a competitor until a certain amount of time has passed. He can obviously discuss stuff with United, but he might be in legal trouble if someone can prove what he discussed with United could be classified as "work". Although I know nothing of what that might mean within the UK legal system.Sounds fair. In my line of business, there is a six-month notice period for resignation, allowing the current employer ample time to find a replacement. However, nothing is preventing me from resigning. This seems like some sort of deal negotiated when Dan signed. I mean, what's preventing him from discussing stuff with United, even while on gardening leave? He could simply talk to them. It all sounds bizarre.
It's called a non-compete clause. It's usually to do with trade secrets etc. Although people like Elon Musk has it in the contracts of car mechanics, which I suspect wouldn't be legal if tried in a court.I guess it's like an NDA. In reality you can't really govern it to a certain degree.