No he didn't.
Jutkiewicz joined Middlesbrough in an emergency loan deal on 14 January 2012.[20] The loan was instigated as a means to allow Jutkiewicz to play in that day's game against Burnley because a permanent transfer had not been completed in time.[21] Following the game against Burnley, the club confirmed the permanent transfer of Jutkiewicz for a fee in the region of £1.3m.[22]
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Also means they won't have time to buy any one so will resort to a loan deal.
No he didn't.
Jutkiewicz joined Middlesbrough in an emergency loan deal on 14 January 2012.[20] The loan was instigated as a means to allow Jutkiewicz to play in that day's game against Burnley because a permanent transfer had not been completed in time.[21] Following the game against Burnley, the club confirmed the permanent transfer of Jutkiewicz for a fee in the region of £1.3m.[22]
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A waterlogged Sixfields?You only sea what you want to sea?
I don't normally subscribe to the 'we are a bigger club, that is a step down' argument. And I'm fully aware they are above us in the league with higher attendances.
But Rotherham for fuck sake. Fuck me.
Good one. So you seem to be saying the 45,000 people that turn up to Sixfields have the right to call any ambitious young chap 'greedy bastard' if he should dare to get a new job. Surely that should be chanted at all our players that have left another club to join ours. Unless of course it's massively hypocritical.
Bryan Richardson?
If you sign a contract of employment for a given period of time you are legally bound by that contract.
You are also liable to give your best effort to your employer.
Nobody forced Clarke to sign the contract,He signed because it suited him.
I must be going down with a bug of some sort, but I agree with you Torchy--he was the start of our problems.
To be fair though he only tried to do what all football fans want--to give us a winning team.Unfortunately
it cost him a fortune and the Club even more.
CET said:Asked about the club’s huge reported debts when he left in January 2002, he insisted: “Can you imagine a club like Coventry being allowed by its bank to get £59m in debt?“There is no way; it’s impossible. The day I left, our overdraft was £7.3m which was within our limits at the bank.
"The only other debt we had was money owed to Geoffrey Robinson and Derek Higgs and there was £10m to Robinson which had to be invested under his instruction on buying players – we couldn’t use it to pay wages or interest or anything else at all – and the same applied to Higgs which was about £2.5-£3m, so if you add all that up it was still only about £21-£22m.
“But the money from Higgs and Robinson was meant to be soft, long-term loans to the club because they were passionate supporters and directors.
"The only money that was absolutely on the line was the money to the bank and all that other stuff was a load of rubbish so I have no idea where they got that figure from.
"They took the transfer money that was due to go out and never took the transfer money in that we got, which was far, far greater than anything we ever had going out.
“If you look at when we sold John Hartson, Moustapha Hadji, Craig Bellamy and Chris Kirkland – there was a whole string of them that had to go – all of those came back in against any money that was due out, but they never took that in.”
Richardson left the club at the end of January 2002 and little more than three months later the balance sheets for the year ending May 31, 2002 – the club’s first year down – showed the net debt had been slashed by more than half to £27.8m, a figure that was actually even lower at around £23m due to the sales of Lee Hughes, Magnus Headman and David Thompson.
Before he was ousted, Richardson had made £22.5m for the club by selling Hartson, Bellamy, Hadji and Kirkland, but it was successor Mike McGinnity who was applauded by shareholders at the club’s AGM in December later that year.
Richardson added: “I did an agreement with them (the board) that they could carry on and we would have no further dealings and as you know I have never made a comment from that day to this.
"That was the arrangement and they broke every rule in the book and came out with all sorts of rubbish to try to justify their own position, but the worse thing was they didn’t know what they were doing for Coventry City or the fans. It was absolutely outrageous.”
Not quite the way you post it. Yes he can put in a transfer request but(a) the Club do not have to accept it.Thanks for that, very enlightening. This contract, do you reckon it spells out what either side needs to do if they want to break the contract. I reckon it does, and I suspect it would say the player would need to put in a transfer request if he wanted one. So it would appear all is well on the contract side of things.
Not quite the way you post it. Yes he can put in a transfer request but(a) the Club do not have to accept it.
(b) The player should make himself available and give of his best in all games before he leaves.(c) the Club are
within their rights to wait for an offer that meets their valuation.
Not quite the way you post it. Yes he can put in a transfer request but(a) the Club do not have to accept it.
(b) The player should make himself available and give of his best in all games before he leaves.(c) the Club are
within their rights to wait for an offer that meets their valuation.
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