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Alexander Isak - International C*nt


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16 hours ago, kingxlnc said:

Would anyone take Chiesa and say 130m? Still think there’s a player there and can play all across the front three

Fucking NO! Why? Because we don't want to sell him to Ruinedmybreakfastpool.

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17 hours ago, midds said:

If the players want him gone then he'll probably be sold soon(ish), their wishes will carry some weight. Although it's telling that he's become so toxic that even his own mates don't even want to be around him let alone play football with him again. Seems like he's gone out of his way to deliberately piss off as many people associated with NUFC which is impressively cuntish, it's almost impressive to become such an arsehole so quickly.

 

Still firmly in the 'let the cunt rot for a couple of seasons' camp but realistically I think we'll eventually cave at a really high price as we simply won't want to be seen to be losing face and letting him go on the cheap. I'm guessing about £140m+15m on deadline day

Selling to Don'twipetheirbumspool at any price IS 'losing face'. 

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The club should issue an official statement today, I'll even write it.

 

"Alexander Isak is not for sale this summer at any price. If he chooses to go on strike with the hope of facilitating a move then he is free to do so. He will though (in such a case) forfeit any payments and the club will pursue their own right to sue him for breach of contract. Mick Jagger has informed the club that "you can't always get what you want", sage words Mick. 

 

The door is open for him to be reintegrated back into the first team set up, but the women's team are always on the lookout for practice players (and have considerably more balls).

 

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MagPar.

 

Ps Fuck off Liverpool 😤 

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30 minutes ago, James said:

Due to PFA rules we are only allowed to issue any player a maximum of x weeks of fines a season - think it is 2 or 4 weeks.

 

It's a maximum of 2 weeks per incident, there can be multiple fines so in theory each game he strikes could be fined a maximum fine of 2 weeks.  PFA getout is however, that fines have to be "proportionate" 

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It is time clubs made a stand against player power. Isak and those despicable b*stards at Liverpool tried to use our PSR situation to force us into a decision which his contract is supposed to protect us from. 
I’m loving the club’s measured but firm stance - it’s time for Isak to realize Nufc is more important than he thinks it is. Hope we sue his balls off for breach of contract.

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2 minutes ago, Toon1984 said:

It is time clubs made a stand against player power. Isak and those despicable b*stards at Liverpool tried to use our PSR situation to force us into a decision which his contract is supposed to protect us from. 
I’m loving the club’s measured but firm stance - it’s time for Isak to realize Nufc is more important than he thinks it is. Hope we sue his balls off for breach of contract.

He doesn't have any balls 

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5 minutes ago, Toon1984 said:

It is time clubs made a stand against player power. 

 

It's weird this. I mean I agree with you 100%, clearly.

 

But I always find it odd that football is the only subject where we cheer the corporate entity over the employee. In any other circumstance we'd be on the other side, or at least I hope we'd be. But football flips it around.

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2 minutes ago, Chris_R said:

 

It's weird this. I mean I agree with you 100%, clearly.

 

But I always find it odd that football is the only subject where we cheer the corporate entity over the employee. In any other circumstance we'd be on the other side, or at least I hope we'd be. But football flips it around.

 

Perhaps it shows it's not always a case of "employer bad, employee good".

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2 minutes ago, Chris_R said:

 

It's weird this. I mean I agree with you 100%, clearly.

 

But I always find it odd that football is the only subject where we cheer the corporate entity over the employee. In any other circumstance we'd be on the other side, or at least I hope we'd be. But football flips it around.

 

I challenge you to think that about a lazy employee that does nothing, comes in late and heaps extra work on you in your job. There's plenty of scenarios where we back the big guy and vice versa, football or not.

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2 minutes ago, Chris_R said:

 

It's weird this. I mean I agree with you 100%, clearly.

 

But I always find it odd that football is the only subject where we cheer the corporate entity over the employee. In any other circumstance we'd be on the other side, or at least I hope we'd be. But football flips it around.

All you have to do is cheer for the contract. They both signed it.

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9 minutes ago, Chris_R said:

 

It's weird this. I mean I agree with you 100%, clearly.

 

But I always find it odd that football is the only subject where we cheer the corporate entity over the employee. In any other circumstance we'd be on the other side, or at least I hope we'd be. But football flips it around.

 

I wouldn't call the club the corporate entity though really. The club is the sporting organisation and/or the manager and team. 

 

Guess an example of why comparing football and other industries is so difficult. 

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I'd love it if we actually got rid of Isak to Liverpool and they had a Carrol-esque season while we finish above them and challenge again
Like that Pardew 5th season where they couldn't believe we had scouted such good players for cheap prices


 

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