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skyblu3sk

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So you would keep him against his will? At least now we know - and you really need to see a wider narrative here
I'm saying they are very different things. He has signed a contract and at the end of that contract he can leave and go wherever he wants. At the end of a modern slaves useful existence if they are unlucky they may get a bullet as they could talk about their experiences. Are they comparable?
 

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Telfer85

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To be honest I’m at the point now of what will be will be. If we are desperate for some cash I’m sure he will be flogged before the deadline if the club get the offer they want.

if they don’t and he stays and runs his contract down yes it will frustrating to have lost out on a fee for him but we will get another year out of him. I don’t think he’s the type of player to down tools if he doesn’t get what he wants. It also gives us another year to scout a decent replacement and also potential for him to change his mind.
 

Finham

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To be honest I’m at the point now of what will be will be. If we are desperate for some cash I’m sure he will be flogged before the deadline if the club get the offer they want.

if they don’t and he stays and runs his contract down yes it will frustrating to have lost out on a fee for him but we will get another year out of him. I don’t think he’s the type of player to down tools if he doesn’t get what he wants. It also gives us another year to scout a decent replacement and also potential for him to change his mind.
Ahh no that does sound a bit like slavery tbf
 

Grendel

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Modern slavery doesn't tend to involve legitimate, binding, closely scrutinised contracts, signed under zero duress. You are funny, though. Keep saying funny things, pls!
I thought this was a discussion on morality and preserving someone’s mental well being
 

Brighton Sky Blue

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You had the option to leave as a teacher when you were unhappy

It’s incredibly cruel to force someone to stay as they can’t escape the chains of their contract

All modern liberal people on here would want kindness for an individual above selfish gains surely?
The big difference being that I as a teacher was hired on a permanent contract whereas a footballer's is fixed term.
 

skyblu3sk

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he’s really stupid to be fair
rhos GIF by Real Housewives of Sydney
 

Brighton Sky Blue

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Apparently Gus doesn't like flying. I heard that's why he didn't go to Portugal. 2 day trip in a taxi might not appeal to him.
I heard he'd looked into the Eurostar to Amsterdam but didn't like the sandwich offerings in first class. More of a croque monsieur kind of guy.
 

Grendel

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I'm saying they are very different things. He has signed a contract and at the end of that contract he can leave and go wherever he wants. At the end if a modern slaves useful existence if they are unlucky they may get a bullet as they could talk about their experiences. Are they comparable?

Incredible - I give up
 

mmttww

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I thought this was a discussion on morality and preserving someone’s mental well being
You don't believe most of what you say, which is probably the nauseating bit. Like GB News or Fox News cretins; saying things for clicks or a pay cheque. CBA now. Enjoy your argument.
 

Samo

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Surely Grendel’s last dozen or so posts have just been sarky extreme statements of the liberal point of view he attributes to everyone else on here? Am I misinterpreting?

Just the last dozen??????
 

Grendel

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Good, because you finally realise your argument is so flawed that you can't keep digging. Take it as a self improvement opportunity!

No I’m just aghast that say someone could be in a ten year contract and regardless of any personal trauma they have you would demand they do as they are told and serve their contract - no exceptions
 

Grendel

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Surely Grendel’s last dozen or so posts have just been sarky extreme statements of the liberal point of view he attributes to everyone else on here? Am I misinterpreting?

Never!

And the irony of so called sympathy for an individual unless it carries a value that could hinder someone else’s enjoyment

How ironic!
 

Sky_Blue_Dreamer

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What would people say is the minimum fee we should accept for Gus?
Depends on his reasons for leaving.

Then if it's for a Dutch team and they can't offer as high a price we need to get a load of incentives added into the contract to make up for any loss in transfer fee.
 

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