Yep, perfect.Less dubious, canalsfrmen.biz
Yep, perfect.Less dubious, canalsfrmen.biz
Usually depends on how recently they’ve serviced their fax machine mate, just ask De Gea haha
My home-town club, I have many happy childhood memories of going to matches. There's only one team in Devon, as the chant goes.Plymouth Argyle
Exeter City
Torquay United (where we bought Lee Sharpe from)
Yep... he's Devon bound!
At this point I couldn't care less if we do that, if it means we get him. Sprat to catch a mackerel, even though that's a very big sprat.Just read an article in Danish news that to get deal done Man Utd will cover the deferred payments to de jong.
Seriously hope that is not true.
At this point I couldn't care less if we do that, if it means we get him. Sprat to catch a mackerel, even though that's a very big sprat.
Yeah, we had plenty of time to be patient earlier but ideally if he's coming he needs to come before the season properly starts. Thinking towards the Liverpool game we need someone with his press resistance in the middle of the pitch otherwise we're getting screwed quickly.At this point I couldn't care less if we do that, if it means we get him. Sprat to catch a mackerel, even though that's a very big sprat.
Frenkie on a free anyone?! Barca can legally try to force a pay cut on FDJ, but that also gives him the right to cancel his contract and move for free.De Jong's considerable salary is still causing problems at the Camp Nou but according to Article 41 of the Workers' Statute in Spain, Barcelona could potentially be set to reduce that.
The article states that an employer is able to modify working hours, work schedule, work system and the salary already agreed upon in a certain employee's contract - meaning that they could reduce his pay at any given time.
However, it is not quite as simple as that. As Barcelona recruit over 300 employees, then the law states that the modifications should affect a minimum of 30 employees in total - an unlikely move to make.
In the meantime, the change has to be communicated to the legal representatives of the employee within 10 days prior to the introduction of the change following an initial consultation period. During that consultation - or resultant arbitration - an agreement has to be found between the employee and the employer.
That is where De Jong and United could come in. The Dutchman could either accept the lower wage, go to a labour court or indeed terminate his contract with the club and then receive 20 days' salary compensation per year of service for 20 months
Should De Jong go down the third route before the end of the transfer window then that would effectively render him a free agent and available to join the Red Devils.
At this point I couldn't care less if we do that, if it means we get him. Sprat to catch a mackerel, even though that's a very big sprat.
We should absolutely not be paying a penny of the money Barcelona owe him. We'd look like absolute mugs.
This is from the mirror, not the best source but I figured it was interesting enough to share.
Frenkie on a free anyone?! Barca can legally try to force a pay cut on FDJ, but that also gives him the right to cancel his contract and move for free.
Just a little reminder that it’s not just Spanish FFP and LaLiga financial rules that are at play her but also Spanish employment law. You can see why this situation is so complicated and why everybody is treading so lightly.
I know you're right and objectively it's a ridiculous situation, but we have to be pragmatic. If it means juggling his salary or bonuses or whatever, it should hopefully be worth it as the season progresses. If this player is absolutely key to the new manager, then he'll be worth it.We should absolutely not be paying a penny of the money Barcelona owe him. We'd look like absolute mugs.
We should absolutely not be paying a penny of the money Barcelona owe him. We'd look like absolute mugs.
Can't remember a situation where the player has been this stubborn to leave a club when not wanted.
Take the owed wages aside and this is a horrible look for De Jong image wise. Surely he could move and then sue Barca for the unpaid earnings instead?
Any lawyers in the house?
Can't remember a situation where the player has been this stubborn to leave a club when not wanted.
Take the owed wages aside and this is a horrible look for De Jong image wise. Surely he could move and then sue Barca for the unpaid earnings instead?
Any lawyers in the house?
Can't remember a situation where the player has been this stubborn to leave a club when not wanted.
Take the owed wages aside and this is a horrible look for De Jong image wise. Surely he could move and then sue Barca for the unpaid earnings instead?
Any lawyers in the house?
Can't remember a situation where the player has been this stubborn to leave a club when not wanted.
Take the owed wages aside and this is a horrible look for De Jong image wise. Surely he could move and then sue Barca for the unpaid earnings instead?
Any lawyers in the house?
Agreed.
At the beginning of the window the journos were saying that Murtough wanted to change the way we are viewed as pushovers that overpay. So far, not so good. But if we pay Barca's bill then that will be rock bottom for us. There's no coming back from that in terms of respect we'll have in future negotiations.
Looking at her depressed face I think it's safe to say they are already house hunting in Manchester.I can confirm Mikky’s not updated her instagram again since yesterdays confirmation of the move. No doubt she’s packing
feck me it gets explained on every single page of this thread. According to the top sources on this, no he cannot because that was not how his new deal was restructured.
He needs to mutually terminate his contract with his club just like every other player and just like with any player leaving a lot of money on the table, he is demanding a settlement package. Club & player can’t agree on that settlement.
Hence why we’re here.
We should absolutely not be paying a penny of the money Barcelona owe him. We'd look like absolute mugs.
We are, and we're desperate
We are, and we're desperate
And you know we are paying the outstanding amount owed to Frenkie? Another club insider here?
So are Barcelona. We just need to hold our nerve and this will be resolved.