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Danny Ward

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Fear Of The Fox

Fear Of The Fox

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1 minute ago, Bilo said:

How much would a mutual termination cost and could we crowdfund it? 

In all Mediterranean countries (Italy, Spain, Greece) when a player (or players) are blatantly underperforming they're fined or even have contract terminations or contract freezes. 

Dahnsouff

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1 minute ago, Fear Of The Fox said:

In all Mediterranean countries (Italy, Spain, Greece) when a player (or players) are blatantly underperforming they're fined or even have contract terminations or contract freezes. 

Needs evidence as I cannot see how that would be legal.

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FosseSpark

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27 minutes ago, ronnup said:

Booing your own keeper mid game is absolutely insane levels of toxicity..

not when he got us relegated. hasnt been seen since and then turns up again and plays like the invisible man. in the med or south america the fans would have been on the pitch for him.

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Guest Bilo

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1 minute ago, kyleolly said:

About 4 million quid 😂

I'm happy to touch my toes for some lads in Hampstead Heath if you are.

Fear Of The Fox

Fear Of The Fox

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7 minutes ago, Dahnsouff said:

Needs evidence as I cannot see how that would be legal.

Nope. Fines are the most common discipline measure for underperforming either as a team or individually and the owner has the right to implement them. Most of the times is a percentage taken off wages. For repeating "offenses" the board has the right to terminate or freeze the contract of a player. 

Happens regularly in Italy, Spain, Greece, Serbia, Bulgaria and Turkey. 

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Dahnsouff

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Just now, Fear Of The Fox said:

Nope. Fines are the most common discipline measure for underperforming either as a team or individually and the owner has the right to implement them. Most of the times is a percentage taken of wages. For repeating "offenses" the board has the right to terminate or freeze the contract of a player. 

Happens regularly in Italy, Spain, Greece, Serbia, Bulgaria and Turkey. 

That feels fraught with problems from a contractual standpoint, do you have any articles that show an example. Would be curious how this can be performed!

Raj

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34 minutes ago, ronnup said:

Booing your own keeper mid game is absolutely insane levels of toxicity..

Fully deserved.

Most fans with half a brain have been saying this guy shouldn't be ANYWHERE  near our first team for years now.

 

When hes in the team, we lose, end of.Might nit all be his fault but the repercussions of his sub par standards ripple throughout the whole team.

 

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Fear Of The Fox

Fear Of The Fox

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Just now, Dahnsouff said:

That feels fraught with problems from a contractual standpoint, do you have any articles that show an example. Would be curious how this can be performed!

Just Google it. Hundreds of incidents in the countries I mentioned. For starters google Marinakis fines players of Olympiakos. Then you'll get dozens of results across the Mediterranean countries alongside contract freezes etc. 

Chelmofox

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3 minutes ago, Fear Of The Fox said:

Nope. Fines are the most common discipline measure for underperforming either as a team or individually and the owner has the right to implement them. Most of the times is a percentage taken off wages. For repeating "offenses" the board has the right to terminate or freeze the contract of a player. 

Happens regularly in Italy, Spain, Greece, Serbia, Bulgaria and Turkey. 

Surely fines are issued for disciplinary reasons? I am not aware of anything that happens for performing badly which is largely subjective and easy for any legal team to contest. I've not heard of this being a common measure.

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He couldn't catch clap in a brothel.

He couldn't organise a piss up in a brewery, let alone a defence.

He inspires less confidence in the defence than Stevie Wonder as a minicab driver.

 

If I were him, I would retire as a millionaire in June. You'd have to be batshit to employ him.

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Just now, kyleolly said:

That would cover about 40 quid lol

I'm happy for my arsehole to be the size of Gwent and look like a vat of Quaker Oats if it helps.

kyleolly

kyleolly

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Just now, Bilo said:

I'm happy for my arsehole to be the size of Gwent and look like a vat of Quaker Oats if it helps.

I think you’ve thought about this far too much 

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1 minute ago, kyleolly said:

I think you’ve thought about this far too much 

It's all emotional anguish. At least I might get the odd cuddle after this, though.

 

Admittedly I get a free drink for watching Ward play.

Fear Of The Fox

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2 minutes ago, Chelmofox said:

Surely fines are issued for disciplinary reasons? I am not aware of anything that happens for performing badly which is largely subjective and easy for any legal team to contest. I've not heard of this being a common measure.

Well, you're wrong. Atletico has fined several times players for underperforming. Olympiakos, Roma, Lazio have done it hundreds of time. Partizan also. I won't even mention the teams in Turkey. Legal teams can't do anything. You're underperforming and the club has every right to fine you or penalise you with a % off your wages. 

BenTheFox

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If he was like an academy keeper I'd feel bad for him, but he's a complete parasite leeching us for £40 grand a week. Sorry, but at that point, there's no leeway. 

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If booing from the fans prevents Ward from playing another game that he would have otherwise have started then that is just as important to our survival as getting behind the team and lifting them to a draw/win. 

 

It's not toxic, it's not tinpot, it's our duty as a fanbase in order to give us the best chance of staying up.

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Rossiter

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5 minutes ago, Fear Of The Fox said:

Well, you're wrong. Atletico has fined several times players for underperforming. Olympiakos, Roma, Lazio have done it hundreds of time. Partizan also. I won't even mention the teams in Turkey. Legal teams can't do anything. You're underperforming and the club has every right to fine you or penalise you with a % off your wages. 

Depends what the terms of his contract are. 

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He’s a ****ing scumbag. It’s beggars belief we didn’t do our best to hound him out of the club after relegation and here he is doing it again.

 

He’s a ****ing c unt, the other players should bar him ever walking into the ground again.

 

RVN should be hauled in to justify playing him EVER. The DOF should be sacked for fit signing him for £12 MILLION and giving him a new deal.

 

People should lose their jobs and homes for this. 

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