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[PWA]

It's bloody obvious.

 

[YoungGull]

It's bloody obvious.

Break it down for me ? haha

 

[Bakero]

http://www.football.co.uk/brighton_...tml?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

My word, that's badly written.

 

[YoungGull]

has it been taken down now?

 

[Sergei's Celebration]

Break it down for me ? haha

Why are you so interested? Your ever first post was to ask in the implications are true? Are you a lawyer trying to get us into trouble?

 

[symyjym]

Think again, there will be no quick solution to the Gus saga as its now more than ever about principle and honour and integrity! As for Charlie, I expect a resolution shortly, possibly triggered by comments made this week.

We don't know for sure if he has officially lodged an appeal yet, this has to be done formally in writing and I don't think saying it on TV counts for much.

I know he sort of appealed to the fans on TV, so maybe he has got the meaning of appeal confused with the legal term and begging.

 

[YoungGull]

No i've been a follower of this forum for sometime and after reading this thread decided to sign up too see if any of you people actually believed what was most likely the speculation of a fat man from charlton.

 

[YoungGull]

We don't know for sure if he has officially lodged an appeal yet, this has to be done formally in writing and I don't think saying it on TV counts for much.

I know he sort of appealed to the fans on TV, so maybe he has got the meaning of appeal confused with the legal term and begging.

I doubt poyet will actually appeal the club wouldn't of acted if they didn't have a water tight case legally and poyets own lawyer would have told him to cut his losses

 

[FloatLeft]

Crumbs! I didn't expect that kind of news.

 

[rusty redeyes]

I believe he will appeal and that the clubs case may not be as water tight as they'd like

 

[YoungGull]

I believe he will appeal and that the clubs case may not be as water tight as they'd like

I hope not what happens if he wins the appeal? will we be forced to use him alongside garcia? or will we just have to pay him compo to get rid.

 

[Bra]

I hope not what happens if he wins the appeal? will we be forced to use him alongside garcia? or will we just have to pay him compo to get rid.

His first appeal will be to other directors of the club based on facts seen and anything new gus can add, so unlikely to win you would think but you never know. From there through the courts, which will ultimately be about money if he wins

 

[PHCgull]

I hope not what happens if he wins the appeal? will we be forced to use him alongside garcia? or will we just have to pay him compo to get rid.

If he wins the appeal, the club may be able to argue that his position (manager) has subsequently become redundant within the organisation, as we now have a head coach. And he can be made redundant again. That is all hypothetical of course...

 

[YoungGull]

If he wins the appeal, the club may be able to argue that his position (manager) has subsequently become redundant within the organisation, as we now have a head coach. And he can be made redundant again. That is all hypothetical of course...

And once we do get rid will he not be able to take the club to court of damages to his professional image ( if he is innocent that is)

 

[Pinkie Brown]

I hope not what happens if he wins the appeal? will we be forced to use him alongside garcia? or will we just have to pay him compo to get rid.

No chance.

When people win Industrial Court cases for unfair dismissal, although the option of reinstatement can be ordered, its rarely taken up. More often than not, the winning plaintiff trousers a wedge of compensation and walks away. The other popular scenario is an 89th minute settlement before it goes to court, where both parties hammer out a fudge or compromise.

 

[PHCgull]

we are "rid" effectively (regrettably). there is zero chance of gus ever turning up for work at the amex again unless its with another club. If he wins the appeal he will either be paid up the rest of his contract or be put on gardening leave for the rest of the contract (possibly leading to 'constructive dismissal' and a few quid)

 

[symyjym]

I hope not what happens if he wins the appeal? will we be forced to use him alongside garcia? or will we just have to pay him compo to get rid.

If he appeals, then all the allegations will be of public interest and it will all come out in the public domain. He may end up looking really stupid trying to clear his name even if he does have a chance.

Going quietly now without the fuss will keep all the rumours, just rumours, rather than facts. Personally I think he should have offered his resignation when he was suspended and left on mutual consent. It would have saved himself from being Alan Sugar'd.

 

[Rugrat]

If he wins the appeal, the club may be able to argue that his position (manager) has subsequently become redundant within the organisation, as we now have a head coach. And he can be made redundant again. That is all hypothetical of course...

Not a chance they get away with that argument. If they wanted to restructure from Manager to Coach there's a well prescribed process they need to follow. He won't win any appeal, the club have as much said by appointing OG

His first appeal will be to other directors of the club based on facts seen and anything new gus can add, so unlikely to win you would think but you never know. From there through the courts, which will ultimately be about money if he wins

I wouldn't be surprised if he didn't appeal, but if he does and loses I would be surprised if he took it legal

 

[Bra]

my experience is that the first appeal to the employer who sacked you originally is very rarely won(none in my working life) but are very often settled just prior to court, I suggest this will be how this one will go

 

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