[Albion] Robert Sanchez to Chelsea for £25m plus add-ons

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dwayne

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Jul 5, 2003
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I for one hope we are withholding his pay if he's not making himself available. If I didn't fancy going to my work for a month or two I'm pretty sure I wouldn't be paid, or I'd be fired.
If we didn't pay him he would have grounds to tear up his contract. It's all too messy, we need to find a club to offload him to. I think it will be a last day transfer window loan. Then hopefully he does well and we can sell at a tidy profit.
 






Javeaseagull

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If we didn't pay him he would have grounds to tear up his contract. It's all too messy, we need to find a club to offload him to. I think it will be a last day transfer window loan. Then hopefully he does well and we can sell at a tidy profit.
Not sure I agree. If he is not turning up for work he is liable to be fined no? Either way it can't go on.
 


Pavilionaire

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Jul 7, 2003
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Breaking news: Bob has made himself unavailable for lunch.
 






wellquickwoody

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...and sue the club for the balance of the guaranteed income within it (subject to mitigation).
But surely this also works in reverse, if he refuses to play/work we can then tear up the contract? He gets a free transfer, we save his wages and then sue for however long the situation has been thus?
 


Da Man Clay

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Dec 16, 2004
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If we didn't pay him he would have grounds to tear up his contract. It's all too messy, we need to find a club to offload him to. I think it will be a last day transfer window loan. Then hopefully he does well and we can sell at a tidy profit.
If he’s getting fined in accordance with his contract he won’t have grounds.
 


schmunk

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But surely this also works in reverse, if he refuses to play/work we can then tear up the contract? He gets a free transfer, we save his wages and then sue for however long the situation has been thus?
Yes, but it's not quite that simple. Despite the **footballer** razzmatazz, he's still just an employee (with >24 months continuous service) so there is a process to follow to avoid an Employment Tribunal claim.
 




Horses Arse

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Jun 25, 2004
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If we didn't pay him he would have grounds to tear up his contract. It's all too messy, we need to find a club to offload him to. I think it will be a last day transfer window loan. Then hopefully he does well and we can sell at a tidy profit.
If he refuses to play, refuses to abide by the companies policies and rules etc then he wouldn't be in a position to tear up his contract. Who knows what conditions are in each players contract but if players could just refuse to play and still get paid then forcing a departure would be far more frequent, especially in the summer. Caceido would be on that right now without any doubt
 


El Presidente

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This came from a Rochdale sauce

Trains when he wants
Sits on the bench when he wants
Flys when he wants

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jcdenton08

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Oct 17, 2008
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Gone very quiet. He’s clearly going, surprised nothing firm yet. I predict a loan with option to buy, probably to Spain.
 










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