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Could Pardew have similar grounds to keegan for suing?

 

Depends on what his contract says and I'm sure after the Keegan case they'll have made sure that Pardew's contract probably says something about coaching and picking the team.

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Could Pardew have similar grounds to keegan for suing?

 

I believe so.

 

Is it not very likely that Pardew signed his contract knowing something like this could happen?

 

Remember why and how he got the job.

 

I don't think anyody except Fat Mike knew what was coming...

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I thought constructive dismissal was more about working conditions, and someone making it impossible for you to do your job, rather than the terms of the contract. You could be expected to report into a DOF but still be constructively dismissed if that individual forces you out by making your job impossible.

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I thought constructive dismissal was more about working conditions, and someone making it impossible for you to do your job, rather than the terms of the contract. You could be expected to report into a DOF but still be constructively dismissed if that individual forces you out by making your job impossible.

 

Keegan agreed to the DOF role but was unable to do his job due to the conditions it created.

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I thought constructive dismissal was more about working conditions, and someone making it impossible for you to do your job, rather than the terms of the contract. You could be expected to report into a DOF but still be constructively dismissed if that individual forces you out by making your job impossible.

 

Keegan agreed to the DOF role but was unable to do his job due to the conditions it created.

 

Yep, that's what I mean. The terms of his contract aren't as important as the conditions on the ground.

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As someone else has said, I can't shake the feeling that this smells like the club is being sold. I just cannot envision Kinnear being at the club come the start of the season sitting in the stands.

 

Why would it mean the club is being sold? I'm going to ask this in every thread until someone comes up with a reason!

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As someone else has said, I can't shake the feeling that this smells like the club is being sold. I just cannot envision Kinnear being at the club come the start of the season sitting in the stands.

 

Why would it mean the club is being sold? I'm going to ask this in every thread until someone comes up with a reason!

 

Maybe the JFK circus act is a giant smokescreen while new suitors conduct DD? I'm not basing it on anything other than a nagging feeling. It's just too surreal, and I'm quite probably too naive to believe that this is the way NUFC will be run going into the new season.

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As someone else has said, I can't shake the feeling that this smells like the club is being sold. I just cannot envision Kinnear being at the club come the start of the season sitting in the stands.

 

Why would it mean the club is being sold? I'm going to ask this in every thread until someone comes up with a reason!

 

I Don't think he is. you would'nt smash the windows on your car & then try to sell it & get a decent price. All Ashley is doing by hiring JFK is lowering the price he would get for the club

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As someone else has said, I can't shake the feeling that this smells like the club is being sold. I just cannot envision Kinnear being at the club come the start of the season sitting in the stands.

 

Why would it mean the club is being sold? I'm going to ask this in every thread until someone comes up with a reason!

 

Ashley is incredibly loyal to those around him. In his eyes JFK helped him out when he most needed it, when no-one in the football world would have touched the NUFC job with a barge pole in the days and weeks after Keegan left. In Ashley's eyes, he helped take a little bit of the flack away from him. Might feel somewhat responsible for his subsequent heart issues.

 

Sticks JFK in on a 3 year fixed contract, knowing that any new owner would need to pay the whole contract out (which would come out of the club's funds not Ashley's pocket).

 

So there you go, clearly selling the club. What other possible reason could there be to appoint JFK as director of football.

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nothing suggests it's being sold like.

 

All it suggests to me is ashleys brought in kinnear as it's his mate, people aren't taking it well, ashley doesn't care.

 

This x 10000. If anything this is the opposite of what you would do if selling the club. Surely you make the transition as smooth as possible rather than handing over the keys to a shambles :lol:

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As someone else has said, I can't shake the feeling that this smells like the club is being sold. I just cannot envision Kinnear being at the club come the start of the season sitting in the stands.

 

Why would it mean the club is being sold? I'm going to ask this in every thread until someone comes up with a reason!

 

Ashley is incredibly loyal to those around him. In his eyes JFK helped him out when he most needed it, when no-one in the football world would have touched the NUFC job with a barge pole in the days and weeks after Keegan left. In Ashley's eyes, he helped take a little bit of the flack away from him. Might feel somewhat responsible for his subsequent heart issues.

 

Sticks JFK in on a 3 year fixed contract, knowing that any new owner would need to pay the whole contract out (which would come out of the club's funds not Ashley's pocket).

 

So there you go, clearly selling the club. What other possible reason could there be to appoint JFK as director of football.

 

That's a ludicrously tenuous reason though. I agree nobody can think of a good one, but that's not it.

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As someone else has said, I can't shake the feeling that this smells like the club is being sold. I just cannot envision Kinnear being at the club come the start of the season sitting in the stands.

 

Why would it mean the club is being sold? I'm going to ask this in every thread until someone comes up with a reason!

 

True.

Ashley is incredibly loyal to those around him. In his eyes JFK helped him out when he most needed it, when no-one in the football world would have touched the NUFC job with a barge pole in the days and weeks after Keegan left. In Ashley's eyes, he helped take a little bit of the flack away from him. Might feel somewhat responsible for his subsequent heart issues.

 

Sticks JFK in on a 3 year fixed contract, knowing that any new owner would need to pay the whole contract out (which would come out of the club's funds not Ashley's pocket).

 

So there you go, clearly selling the club. What other possible reason could there be to appoint JFK as director of football.

 

That's a ludicrously tenuous reason though. I agree nobody can think of a good one, but that's not it.

 

True, but thought I would give it a go. The fact that Llambias has gone sort of disproves my theory, as he may have kept him on as well and bumped his contract up to ensure he also got a pay off.

 

Llambias was on a fairly meaty payout as part of the deal for the sale that fell through to Moat, so if it was being sold then fairly convinced that he would have been kept on. Llambias going is either a reaction by Ashley to underperformance last year, or more likely that Llambias just wants out and doesn't want another year similar to the relegation year - which I think it looking more and more likely.

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