Bedford Fox Posted 30 May 2005 Posted 30 May 2005 Well done MDV on training early and i am welling to give him next season to judge him and forget about last year. I think with a good pre-season he could be a important part of our squad next season.
Jonbluefox9 Posted 30 May 2005 Author Posted 30 May 2005 Is it me, but who would be going in with de Vries to get into the training ground and also who would coach him, surely not himself 117234[/snapback] There's always somebody around the training ground so the gates won't be locked if that's what you mean and he'll be doing running and gym work probably. He won't need a coach for that but he'll have the company of Lee Morris possibly.
Flemmish Posted 30 May 2005 Posted 30 May 2005 Is it me, but who would be going in with de Vries to get into the training ground and also who would coach him, surely not himself  117234[/snapback] There's always somebody around the training ground so the gates won't be locked if that's what you mean and he'll be doing running and gym work probably. He won't need a coach for that but he'll have the company of Lee Morris possibly. 117311[/snapback] Thanks for clearing that up for me, and yes that is what i meant.
Anish Posted 30 May 2005 Posted 30 May 2005 Is it me, but who would be going in with de Vries to get into the training ground and also who would coach him, surely not himself 117234[/snapback] There's always somebody around the training ground so the gates won't be locked if that's what you mean and he'll be doing running and gym work probably. He won't need a coach for that but he'll have the company of Lee Morris possibly. 117311[/snapback] I should hope Lee Morris is in the gym doing some work!
TrickyTrev Posted 30 May 2005 Posted 30 May 2005 Jones? He had another year on his contract and could have waited till that finished, but he retired. Good on him. He spared us money. 116943[/snapback] He didn't save us money though, he waited until the last year of his contract to retire because he knew we'd still have to pay it up under FA rules. We've still been paying him this year. 116976[/snapback] Playing football was his job. If you were injured at work and forced into retirement I think you would want them to help you out financially, especially if it was a big a business as Leicester City. We were no doubt insured against him retiring through injury as oppossed to just not signing a new contract, so we whilst he may have been paid over the last 12 months this will be contributed towards by whoever our insurers are.
davieG Posted 30 May 2005 Posted 30 May 2005 Jones? He had another year on his contract and could have waited till that finished, but he retired. Good on him. He spared us money. 116943[/snapback] He didn't save us money though, he waited until the last year of his contract to retire because he knew we'd still have to pay it up under FA rules. We've still been paying him this year. 116976[/snapback] Playing football was his job. If you were injured at work and forced into retirement I think you would want them to help you out financially, especially if it was a big a business as Leicester City. We were no doubt insured against him retiring through injury as oppossed to just not signing a new contract, so we whilst he may have been paid over the last 12 months this will be contributed towards by whoever our insurers are. 117487[/snapback] We don't insure players, it cost too much, they are encouraged to insure themselves.
Ric Flair Posted 31 May 2005 Posted 31 May 2005 Well done Mark, it's nice to see your commitment. After the abuse you've taken (rightly or wrongly) It's nice to see you knuckle down and not sulk because of it. Let's hope these extra 4 weeks training will get you ready for a damaging assault on The Championship next season. This is so Mark De Vreazy.
chizzy Posted 3 June 2005 Posted 3 June 2005 If he's training 4 weeks early, it just means he'll be injured 4 weeks earlier!!!
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