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That’s done it. I’m officially on the scouse train now. That top has tipped the scales
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Talk that Cardiff are going to try and declare the transfer agreement for Sala null & void. Not sure how they can do that if the transfer cleared FIFA's transfer management system.
I was thinking that, the premier league could surely afford it. It’s not really setting a precedent as you would expect and sincerely hope nothing like this would ever happen again, so it would be a nice gesture. Nantes certainly are due their money that’s the bottom line for meI wouldn't have a problem given the circumstances if the fee was paid by the fa or all clubs chipped in a bit.
But ultimately it should be paid.
i would be surprised if there was any outcome before they determined all the stuff to do with the aircraft, who owned it, was it in flying condition, who organised the flights, etc. there seems to be a lot of finger pointing, but few answers
I wouldn't have a problem given the circumstances if the fee was paid by the fa or all clubs chipped in a bit.
But ultimately it should be paid.
i think it does in the sense that cardiff shouldnt have to pay all the fee when there were others potentially at fault and not following the law concerning safety.Does that matter? He was a Cardiff player by then. Salas agent organised the transport. No different to if a friend of Salas agent gave him a lift from London to Cardiff and he died in a car crash.
If Cardiff didnt insure their asset the second the transfer cleared FIFA's system then that's surely their problem. Not Nantes' problem.
i think it does in the sense that cardiff shouldnt have to pay all the fee when there were others potentially at fault and not following the law concerning safety.
Isn't that a Hawthorn pre-season jumper?
Would love to see your reasoning and what you'd say if Liverpool was in this circumstanceWhat does that have to do with Cardiff's obligation to Nantes? What laws concerning safety? Sala was a Cardiff player when he boarded the plane. The flight was organised by his agent. Cant not pay because of that. Maybe they didn't insure him and that's the real reason they are trying to not pay.
Would love to see your reasoning and what you'd say if Liverpool was in this circumstance
Wow there was one real lazy bastard in Melbourne in the 90s.Still a ways to go before reaching these levels of shitness.