| “With an option of an extra year “ 17:43 - Jan 2 with 1820 views | trueblue97 |
Just to clarify, does this mean it’s completely up to the club on whether they decide to take up the extra year of a contract and the player has no say in the matter? |  | | |  |
| “With an option of an extra year “ on 17:44 - Jan 2 with 1807 views | Herbivore |
Yes. |  |
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| “With an option of an extra year “ on 17:46 - Jan 2 with 1800 views | trueblue97 |
| “With an option of an extra year “ on 17:44 - Jan 2 by Herbivore |
Yes. |
Thought so, selling bart for anything less than 5 mil would be crap business then | | | |
| “With an option of an extra year “ on 17:49 - Jan 2 with 1794 views | Pinewoodblue |
| “With an option of an extra year “ on 17:44 - Jan 2 by Herbivore |
Yes. |
The club recently took up the option of an extra year for Knudsen's services. Knudsen however forced their hand as the option expired 31st December. Full marks to Jonas. |  |
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| “With an option of an extra year “ on 17:51 - Jan 2 with 1770 views | textbackup |
Some times the club can terminate that tho, like in berras case |  |
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| “With an option of an extra year “ on 18:08 - Jan 2 with 1716 views | BloomBlue |
No incorrect. If the club doesn't offer certain terms ie the yearly wage is a lot less than the current deal then the player can refuse the contract. However normally that is written into the agreement when that option was first signed. |  | | |
| “With an option of an extra year “ on 18:22 - Jan 2 with 1691 views | Herbivore |
| “With an option of an extra year “ on 18:08 - Jan 2 by BloomBlue |
No incorrect. If the club doesn't offer certain terms ie the yearly wage is a lot less than the current deal then the player can refuse the contract. However normally that is written into the agreement when that option was first signed. |
That wouldn't then be an option, that would be the club offering a new deal on lower terms. The terms of the option will already be in the contract, including salary. There may be a clause that the salary drops if we've been relegated but that'll be about it. | |
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| “With an option of an extra year “ on 18:38 - Jan 2 with 1640 views | Wickets |
| “With an option of an extra year “ on 18:22 - Jan 2 by Herbivore |
That wouldn't then be an option, that would be the club offering a new deal on lower terms. The terms of the option will already be in the contract, including salary. There may be a clause that the salary drops if we've been relegated but that'll be about it. |
Yes i'm sure that is correct. Also in some contracts a player has an option if he plays a certain number of games he can automatically claim a further year as i think was the case with Douglas . |  | | |
| “With an option of an extra year “ on 18:43 - Jan 2 with 1629 views | Herbivore |
| “With an option of an extra year “ on 18:38 - Jan 2 by Wickets |
Yes i'm sure that is correct. Also in some contracts a player has an option if he plays a certain number of games he can automatically claim a further year as i think was the case with Douglas . |
Yep, that was the case with Douglas and possibly with Tabb as well. There's no negotiation as such with options, they're either taken up or they aren't. | |
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| “With an option of an extra year “ on 18:59 - Jan 2 with 1602 views | J2BLUE |
| “With an option of an extra year “ on 18:08 - Jan 2 by BloomBlue |
No incorrect. If the club doesn't offer certain terms ie the yearly wage is a lot less than the current deal then the player can refuse the contract. However normally that is written into the agreement when that option was first signed. |
Surely it's just extended on the same terms if the option is taken? |  |
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| “With an option of an extra year “ on 19:03 - Jan 2 with 1594 views | PhilTWTD |
Yes. |  | | |
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