fix it , give mahrez a release clause

[1969]

29 minutes ago, Almo-Fox said:

 

you will feel daisy 

Isn’t that illegal?

[Vardinio'sCat]

10 hours ago, kingcarr21 said:

If Mahrez continues to spit his dummy out who is going to meet his release clause if we add one in? Nobody is going to want to sign him the way he is acting. He is doing more damage to himself than Leicester by going incognito.

 

Leicester haven't done anything wrong here. He is our player, his valuation (£95 million is perfectly reasonable after the Neymar/Coutinho deals) hasn't been met so he stays with us, end of story.

 

I cant believe how pathetic this #freemahrez is. Seriously grow up.

 

 

 

I thought we wanted £80 million, but I could be wrong.

[AyewJoking]

mahrez needs to man up, realise that playing football in the premier league for 100k per week isnt the end of the world and wash the peroxide out.

[st albans fox]

4 minutes ago, Vardinio'sCat said:

 

I thought we wanted £80 million, but I could be wrong.

we valued him at 95 but we indicated we would accept 80 to get a deal done

 

I expect that any new negotiations will begin at 95 from our end but given it wont be jan and his antics that's going to be a struggle to justify !

[Mickyblueeyes]

Issy Musset. LOL. Cheered me right up that. Followed by a "we" as in their is a genuine care for the club by the original poster. You support Mahrez, embrace it. Pretending to give two shits about Leicester is not going to add anymore value to your posts. It is what it is. 

 

The release clause does not really help and will probably infuriate matters further. The club want more than his admirers are willing to pay, at present. Leicester seem to be the only ones expected to sacrifice here. 

 

Mahrez needs to honour his contract.

Man City, with money need to be less tinpot. They did the same with Sanchez. Man U came in, assessed his availability and got the deal done - that's what Man City need to do. 

Club need to set out what is acceptable. Read an article today that Salah should be £100 million - how is £80million for Mahrez unreasonable. 

 

If Man City or another team pay that, he gets his deal - we believe he is worth that. It's up to him to convince his "admirers" of the same. The only people who seem to understate Mahrez value is those not associated with Leicester. That includes Mahrez himself.

[Almo-Fox]

8 minutes ago, Mickyblueeyes said:

Issy Musset. LOL. Cheered me right up that. Followed by a "we" as in their is a genuine care for the club by the original poster. You support Mahrez, embrace it. Pretending to give two shits about Leicester is not going to add anymore value to your posts. It is what it is. 

 

The release clause does not really help and will probably infuriate matters further. The club want more than his admirers are willing to pay, at present. Leicester seem to be the only ones expected to sacrifice here. 

 

Mahrez needs to honour his contract.

Man City, with money need to be less tinpot. They did the same with Sanchez. Man U came in, assessed his availability and got the deal done - that's what Man City need to do. 

Club need to set out what is acceptable. Read an article today that Salah should be £100 million - how is £80million for Mahrez unreasonable. 

 

If Man City or another team pay that, he gets his deal - we believe he is worth that. It's up to him to convince his "admirers" of the same. The only people who seem to understate Mahrez value is those not associated with Leicester. That includes Mahrez himself.

nice post , start reading from ( the release clause  ........) 

Edited 5 February 2018 by Almo-Fox

[fuchsntf]

12 hours ago, Almo-Fox said:

please , owners , we want mahrez back , so give him a release clause In his contract , and fix it 

 

Many sports experts and pundits have  urged lcfc to include a release clause in his contract ( a revisited one ) :  rob Dorset  James redknap  izzy Musset     Rob tanner   Robie savage Martin Keon 

I'll give him a clause...either Turn Up for training and be fully Prepaired to be selected and Play,

to Your best ability OR you will be from today,fined  10,000 quid for every day missed.

Plus an extra 100,000pounds If unavailable and unprepared on any Matchday..

In Return,we will Keep to our Side of the contract..

If you need Help or Support,we will Welcome you with Open Arms,but still expect your

Services in the playing Side of the Club.

Also,If any Well considered and fair offer comes in,near our valuatlon,you will be free

for relevant Talks.Understand we the club make that valuatlon,Not Your Agent,nor

Any football pundit.

Edited 5 February 2018 by fuchsntf

[Mike Oxlong]

Riyad’s giving up football to become an Englebert tribute act

 

 

Edited 5 February 2018 by Mike Oxlong

[Buce]

13 hours ago, Almo-Fox said:

please , owners , we want mahrez back to start acting like a man, not a 3 year old who wants to stay up past his bedtime, so give him a release clause In his contract slap , and fix it 

 

Many ex-footballers and pundits, who have the collective IQ of a bacterium, have urged lcfc to include a release clause in his contract stop acting above their station and bend over and take it up the arse any time a 'big' club wants to steal our assets  :  rob Dorset  James redknap  izzy Musset     Rob tanner   Robie savage Martin Keon 

 

Fixed it for you.

[David Hankey]

5 hours ago, Clever Fox said:

No they don't, There legally binding on both parties unless a court decides otherwise.

I doubt very much if his agent is advising him to down tools as that would lead to the Agent possibly being sued buy the Club also.

Mahrez really needs to get back to work and try and negotiate a way forward. The longer he stays away and causes embarrassment to the club, The more likely they are to dig their heels in.

If what you say is right why hasn't his agent intervened and "advised" him that it is not in his best interest to stay away? Mahrez is his own worse enemy in all of this and the sooner he realises that and works as per his contract the better.

[NewEnglandFox]

Release clauses aren't for rational market values. If you think his market value is higher than we rejected from Man City, his buyout clause would have been for much much more. So really? What's the point?

[KingsX]

2 hours ago, Mickyblueeyes said:

Issy Musset. LOL. Cheered me right up that.

[from Wiki]

 

Moustaphe-Kemalle (Issy) Musset was a French-English-Turkish philosopher, humorist, and football player.  He played mostly for Cité de Lésteur, AKA les Renards.   Later, under the reversed pseudonym Mussy Isset, he is thought to have become a minor online humorist and footy analyst.  His mates held this “Isset” in high regard, though critics found his material “old as the hills”. 

 

Musset is tied to an odd cult based in Algeria.  Adherents worship a diminutive, yellow-topped deity by posting clips of his every touch online, and spouting bullshit on football boards.  How Musset became tied to this cult is uncertain.  Some theorize the cause is simple confusion whether Issy Musset and Mussy Isset are actually the same person, or whether “s” and z” are the same letter.

[Clever Fox]

57 minutes ago, David Hankey said:

If what you say is right why hasn't his agent intervened and "advised" him that it is not in his best interest to stay away? Mahrez is his own worse enemy in all of this and the sooner he realises that and works as per his contract the better.

His agent, if he's truly looking out for his interests I'm sure will be telling him to get back to work. But he Mahrez is so pissed off with the Club he's

not thinking objectively. We've all been there at some point when we dug our heels in even when we might be wrong.

At some point he'll begin to rationalize things and realize that the Club haven't done anything wrong only protect it's interests while requiring him to honor his Contract. The strange thing i the sooner he does get back the better he'll feel. Then he can come to an agreement with the Club and a plan to move forward.

What I find strange is that he surely must know that the Club is only going in one direction, And any success with Leicester is so much more rewarding than any of the big six. We're no longer little old Leicester, We're one of the wealthiest Clubs in the world playing in the best league in the world.

In time he'll realize that his Title win with Leicester will far outweigh any success he may have elsewhere.  

[PhillippaT]

34 minutes ago, Clever Fox said:

His agent, if he's truly looking out for his interests I'm sure will be telling him to get back to work. But he Mahrez is so pissed off with the Club he's

not thinking objectively. We've all been there at some point when we dug our heels in even when we might be wrong.

At some point he'll begin to rationalize things and realize that the Club haven't done anything wrong only protect it's interests while requiring him to honor his Contract. The strange thing i the sooner he does get back the better he'll feel. Then he can come to an agreement with the Club and a plan to move forward.

What I find strange is that he surely must know that the Club is only going in one direction, And any success with Leicester is so much more rewarding than any of the big six. We're no longer little old Leicester, We're one of the wealthiest Clubs in the world playing in the best league in the world.

In time he'll realize that his Title win with Leicester will far outweigh any success he may have elsewhere.  

This

 

The sooner Mahrez realises that the Man City offer was an INSULT - being at the last minute and not for his full value - to both the club AND himself, the better.  To then play better (preferably against Man City themselves, not that it'll happen  ) and get a much higher transfer fee in the Summer to a competing club would throw it back in their face

[Almo-Fox]

good news 

the glitch has been fixed 

the question has been answered 

 

details  within days 

[fridoux]

he is stupid acting like he do period.

 

and this is from an algerian.

[Julian Joachim Jr Shabadoo]

Refusing to turn up for training or travel on matchdays - surely that's grounds for sacking? Misconduct? Can't the club get the legal team on that, because if he was released then any clubs who want him wouldn't have to match our wages, and if Mahrez knew about this he'd probably pull his finger out and get on with his job

[the fox]

18 minutes ago, Julian Joachim Jr Shabadoo said:

Refusing to turn up for training or travel on matchdays - surely that's grounds for sacking? Misconduct? Can't the club get the legal team on that, because if he was released then any clubs who want him wouldn't have to match our wages, and if Mahrez knew about this he'd probably pull his finger out and get on with his job

that would be a very messy situation (club wise) for many reasons.

1- let's say that the club will terminate his contract and he has to pay a fine, there is no way the fine could be enough to make up for 50% of the money the club could get for him in the summer.

 

2- does the club want that kind of reputation with dealing with want aways?

 

3- riyad will go out of his way to make it a PR disaster for the club.
 

4- let's say the "50 million promise" is real, wouldn't that make the owners out as liers?

 

5- the club can only fine him so many time before the FA an CAS get involved. (the FA already offered help)

6- riyad can just say that he is in distressed and not mentally prepared to play or train. have fun trying to prove he's lying on that.

 

it isn't just black and white. when it gets to court, it will get nasty. the best thing or all parties is to work it out peacefully.

 

and about the wages, the other clubs will offer 2....no, 3 times as much as the club if they can get him on a free. 10 million signing bonus and paying him 300k for 5 years is like buying him for 88 million and not having to pay him a single penny on salaries for the rest of his contract

 

 

Edited 6 February 2018 by the fox

[Foxxed]

It pains me to my very core that I have yet to read the previous three pages in this thread yet I must echo what I can only assume has been uttered previously: when we're offering a previously assumed core problem with our recruitment as the solution we may as well start saying our new tactical problem is that we're no longer getting the central defence to mindlessly boot the ball to Vardy.

[the fox]

1 minute ago, Foxxed said:

It pains me to my very core that I have yet to read the previous three pages in this thread yet I must echo what I can only assume has been uttered previously: when we're offering a previously assumed core problem with our recruitment as the solution we may as well start saying our new tactical problem is that we're no longer getting the central defence to mindlessly boot the ball to Vardy.

wrong thread

 

[Nigel Graham Pearson]

19 minutes ago, Julian Joachim Jr Shabadoo said:

Refusing to turn up for training or travel on matchdays - surely that's grounds for sacking? Misconduct? Can't the club get the legal team on that, because if he was released then any clubs who want him wouldn't have to match our wages, and if Mahrez knew about this he'd probably pull his finger out and get on with his job

What Mahrez does know is that the owners would be insane to sack him when they could sell him for 10s of millions of pounds. 

[the fox]

terminate his contract and ask for a 25 million compensation. he will take out a loan and pay that amount and when he signs for a new team he will ask for 25 million as a signing bonus and tells that club "congratulations, i just saved you 50 million"

 

the club is the only one here losing money

Edited 6 February 2018 by the fox

[the fox]

people think the situation is ugly now  let's just hope that it doesn't go to court. 

[limeydale]

Mahrez got this on 24/7 playback.

 

Edited 6 February 2018 by limeydale

[Buce]

9 hours ago, KingsX said:

[from Wiki]

 

Moustaphe-Kemalle (Issy) Musset was a French-English-Turkish philosopher, humorist, and football player.  He played mostly for Cité de Lésteur, AKA les Renards.   Later, under the reversed pseudonym Mussy Isset, he is thought to have become a minor online humorist and footy analyst.  His mates held this “Isset” in high regard, though critics found his material “old as the hills”. 

 

Musset is tied to an odd cult based in Algeria.  Adherents worship a diminutive, yellow-topped deity by posting clips of his every touch online, and spouting bullshit on football boards.  How Musset became tied to this cult is uncertain.  Some theorize the cause is simple confusion whether Issy Musset and Mussy Isset are actually the same person, or whether “s” and z” are the same letter.

 

Brilliant!