Is back from loan I hear, injured until after yhe recall date in January, so I guess the Wendies don't want to pay his wages any more
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Is back from loan I hear, injured until after yhe recall date in January, so I guess the Wendies don't want to pay his wages any more
Salf this time not groin for our resident sick note
Yeah saw this yesterday, like you said they've damaged him and now sent him back as faulty goods and left us to pay his wages
Hmmm...what goes around comes around. James Wilson, amongst others, springs to mind. Standard procedure I suspect.Quote:
Originally Posted by StensonRam
Whatever happened to him?
I would think that they're still liable for his wages, but because he's our player, we will be taking care of any rehab.Quote:
Originally Posted by StensonRam
Plays for Salford City who are owned by about half a dozen ex MUFC players.Quote:
Originally Posted by Geoff Parkstone
That's the usual way it is with loans. There is a January recall clause but, generally, all 3 parties (both clubs and the player) have to agree for it to happen. Whether that's the case here, I don't know but it would not be good business to wander from the standard "safety" clauses. I don't see Derby agreeing to a recall with an injured player.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ram59
Given the clubs involved...just as we did with Sam Winnall who, btw, has just been diagnosed with Covid...albeit asymptotically.Quote:
Originally Posted by MadAmster