| The ex of Emiliano Sala... on 11:18 - Jan 24 with 3086 views | textbackup |
and I really don't mean for this to be distasteful, but Cardiff have spent £18m on this poor guy, do they have some kind of insurance that covers things like this? I have no idea how it works |  |
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| The ex of Emiliano Sala... on 11:19 - Jan 24 with 3051 views | Kieran_Knows |
| The ex of Emiliano Sala... on 11:18 - Jan 24 by textbackup |
and I really don't mean for this to be distasteful, but Cardiff have spent £18m on this poor guy, do they have some kind of insurance that covers things like this? I have no idea how it works |
I was thinking that the other day, I imagine clubs try to cover all eventualities, but is this one of them? |  |
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| The ex of Emiliano Sala... on 11:21 - Jan 24 with 3032 views | textbackup |
| The ex of Emiliano Sala... on 11:19 - Jan 24 by Kieran_Knows |
I was thinking that the other day, I imagine clubs try to cover all eventualities, but is this one of them? |
Cardiff have said they didn't arrange the plane I believe, so if travelling via something they've not agreed to would it be covered?! | |
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| The ex of Emiliano Sala... on 11:22 - Jan 24 with 3025 views | Bluefish |
| The ex of Emiliano Sala... on 11:18 - Jan 24 by textbackup |
and I really don't mean for this to be distasteful, but Cardiff have spent £18m on this poor guy, do they have some kind of insurance that covers things like this? I have no idea how it works |
There will be and I was having a similar discussion yesterday that there will be disputes on whether it has completes etc. Not the same obviously but pet insurance has a period of 2 weeks from the policy starting to cover kicking in. It could become rather unsavoury. Too late now but I can't beleive that he was allowed to get in the plane, so many things that footballers are not allowed to do but he got in that, presumably because it was cheaper than a small jet |  |
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| The ex of Emiliano Sala... on 11:23 - Jan 24 with 3020 views | Kieran_Knows |
| The ex of Emiliano Sala... on 11:21 - Jan 24 by textbackup |
Cardiff have said they didn't arrange the plane I believe, so if travelling via something they've not agreed to would it be covered?! |
It was the agent that sorted the deal who arranged the plane, if I've been reading correctly.
I would presume, the payment etc would just be written off by both clubs - although hopefully it doesn't get to that. | |
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| The ex of Emiliano Sala... on 11:25 - Jan 24 with 3001 views | TIB |
| The ex of Emiliano Sala... on 11:21 - Jan 24 by textbackup |
Cardiff have said they didn't arrange the plane I believe, so if travelling via something they've not agreed to would it be covered?! |
On Sky Sports News this morning there was a statement from the agent who arranged travel and it did sound a bit like he was trying to distance himself from blame saying he didn’t own plane. |  |
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| The ex of Emiliano Sala... on 11:35 - Jan 24 with 2921 views | TIB |
| The ex of Emiliano Sala... on 11:22 - Jan 24 by Bluefish |
There will be and I was having a similar discussion yesterday that there will be disputes on whether it has completes etc. Not the same obviously but pet insurance has a period of 2 weeks from the policy starting to cover kicking in. It could become rather unsavoury. Too late now but I can't beleive that he was allowed to get in the plane, so many things that footballers are not allowed to do but he got in that, presumably because it was cheaper than a small jet |
I’ve always wanted to try and get an empty leg flight through someone like Stratajet and you see those Piper Malibus on there often and they’re not much cheaper than a jet. | |
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| The ex of Emiliano Sala... on 11:42 - Jan 24 with 2860 views | Championship |
Can we send them after Paul Hurst? I don't want anything like this obviously but maybe they could arrange YOU SUCK in stones on his driveway. That would teach him. |  | | |
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| The ex of Emiliano Sala... on 11:52 - Jan 24 with 2813 views | C_HealyIsAPleasure |
| The ex of Emiliano Sala... on 11:23 - Jan 24 by Kieran_Knows |
It was the agent that sorted the deal who arranged the plane, if I've been reading correctly.
I would presume, the payment etc would just be written off by both clubs - although hopefully it doesn't get to that. |
Highly doubt it - by all accounts the deal was completed and from Nantes point of view the incident has only occurred as a direct result of the transfer, so not a chance they’ll be writing it off
Cardiff will presumably have insurance arrangements in place for their players. Whilst obviously this case is particularly shocking, the concept of a football club losing an asset isn’t - be it through death, injury or other
What may complicate matters would be how these policies work given he has only just signed. Presumably each asset (ie. player) is insured for an agreed value - but would this have been done for Sala given pen had only just been put to paper? |  |
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| The ex of Emiliano Sala... on 11:56 - Jan 24 with 2795 views | textbackup |
| The ex of Emiliano Sala... on 11:52 - Jan 24 by C_HealyIsAPleasure |
Highly doubt it - by all accounts the deal was completed and from Nantes point of view the incident has only occurred as a direct result of the transfer, so not a chance they’ll be writing it off
Cardiff will presumably have insurance arrangements in place for their players. Whilst obviously this case is particularly shocking, the concept of a football club losing an asset isn’t - be it through death, injury or other
What may complicate matters would be how these policies work given he has only just signed. Presumably each asset (ie. player) is insured for an agreed value - but would this have been done for Sala given pen had only just been put to paper? |
at a guess, id say it would need to be done, legally, ready from when the player signs. like buying a car, you need the insurance in place instantly to drive it away
(not that I have done this every time I must admit) | |
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| The ex of Emiliano Sala... on 12:01 - Jan 24 with 2759 views | C_HealyIsAPleasure |
| The ex of Emiliano Sala... on 11:56 - Jan 24 by textbackup |
at a guess, id say it would need to be done, legally, ready from when the player signs. like buying a car, you need the insurance in place instantly to drive it away
(not that I have done this every time I must admit) |
It won’t have to be done legally as there isn’t a legal obligation for them to sign him - but any business purchasing an asset at that price would be incredibly foolish to do so without ensuring insurance is in place | |
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| The ex of Emiliano Sala... on 16:15 - Jan 24 with 2244 views | textbackup |
| The ex of Emiliano Sala... on 12:01 - Jan 24 by C_HealyIsAPleasure |
It won’t have to be done legally as there isn’t a legal obligation for them to sign him - but any business purchasing an asset at that price would be incredibly foolish to do so without ensuring insurance is in place |
Yeah sorry, wording it wrongly there saying ‘legally’ | |
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| The ex of Emiliano Sala... on 16:37 - Jan 24 with 2150 views | C_HealyIsAPleasure |
| The ex of Emiliano Sala... on 16:15 - Jan 24 by textbackup |
Yeah sorry, wording it wrongly there saying ‘legally’ |
Thinking about it I assume they must have done. He was due to train the next day - where whilst still unlikely the risk of injury would linger so presumably standard to put in place | |
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| Two little words on 16:54 - Jan 24 with 2095 views | azuremerlangus |
Travel insurance |  |
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| The ex of Emiliano Sala... on 19:04 - Jan 24 with 1921 views | agentp |
Of course he would be insured - triggered upon signing.
A single-engined Piper Malibou would be acceptable for a short personal flight like that, but I find it strange; considering the element of over water travel that a COA operator wasn't used. |  |
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