His profile says that 'Dr' T has an IQ of 27. I think he should be commended for stringing some sentences together
Mind you, judging by some of the tweets over the past week, 27 could be near genius level in Leeds
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[Albion] Deluded Leeds (an EFL club) fans
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His profile says that 'Dr' T has an IQ of 27. I think he should be commended for stringing some sentences together
Mind you, judging by some of the tweets over the past week, 27 could be near genius level in Leeds
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[emoji1787][emoji1787] he does as well, good spot
Neville's Breakfast
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Money grabbing, profit greed?
We’ve said no to £22 million and not selling so how does that work?
Not for sale doesn’t seem to compute with the intellectually challenged.
My suggestion is that the club dumbs its next statement down even more for leeds fans. Something like:
‘leeds, we don’t want your money. Ben is our player and in line with his development plan is now ready to challenge for a place in our first team. He is too good for you.’
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Development has four syllables. I tried to explain 'experience' but that was too difficult for them.
To be fair to this guy, we do have recent form for paying to have one of our own players back...
Uter
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Brexit to the rescue! Not sure Mike here has fully thought through the ramifications of his made up BS:
You are hurting his feelings you sh*ts:
Hand in a transfer request you coward!:
You are hurting his feelings you sh*ts:
Hand in a transfer request you coward!:
To be fair, if Ben White is reading this stuff on twitter, he may feel he has dodge a bullet not going to a place full of nut jobs.
Uter
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One months notice and he's theirs for nothing!:
I think if we were four months away from every football contract suddenly being null and void someone in football might have noticed by now?
Yoda
English & European
What nonces they are. They really do not understand how things work in the real world.
One, we are still in the transition period meaning all EU all is valid until the end of the calendar year.
Two, all EU law was copied into UK law anyway for when we leave to have made getting a deal easier and any amendments/removals need to be voted on in parliament.
Deportivo Seagull
I should coco
Pressing in the championship is not the same as the premier. I can see sheff Utd having problems this season. They also had the players upfront to take the pressure of the midfield, something that bamford can’t do. Hernandez is 35 which won’t help. The championship was shocking this year compared to previous years. The premier was stronger last season which makes sheff Utd performance that more impressive. The one thing you can guarantee is that every manager will be working on a plan to counter the high presting game. The issue the Leeds will have is they are a couple of injuries from disaster.
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Braggfan
In the beginning there was nothing, which exploded
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He uses the "I believe" legal argument perfectly. The man is clearly a legal prodigy, a Mozart of Law.
The only thing I just don't understand though is why haven't we heard of him before now. Surely someone with his genius, should be representing the Government and the Queen on all legal matters.
Uter
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Most tweets on the subject by LUFC fans seem to be tongue in cheek, but it's the small number of apparently earnest nonsense tweets that tickle me.
And Three. Clubs will still hold players' registrations, meaning they couldn't move anywhere without the club's say-so
IIRC, Palace did this not so long ago. I can't remember the player but he wanted to go somewhere and refused to play for Palace so Prince Charming held onto his registration so he couldn't. That could be a false memory but it rings a bell with me
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Three, notice periods in any job are whatever the contract says. For most people it's a month. For the highly sought after, it could be six months.
I'm no expert here but it would seem unlikely that any football club would agree to a one month notice period
beorhthelm
A. Virgo, Football Genius
- Jul 21, 2003
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wonder if someone will point out, if true, this would apply to all footballers in UK.
beorhthelm
A. Virgo, Football Genius
- Jul 21, 2003
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forthly, its player registration that matters for footballing authorities. technically any player can do another job, even play football elsewhere for an ungoverned league.
swindonseagull
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Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Some of them genuinely believe that Ben only wants to play for Leeds and no other team. He's 'in love with them'.