| This is perhaps very naive of me 12:53 - Aug 13 with 519 views | Illinoisblue |
But do players ever put in official transfer requests now? Or is it all conducted via agent leaks to the media etc? |  |
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| This is perhaps very naive of me on 12:57 - Aug 13 with 468 views | urbanpenguin |
Yes, but I understand it impacts their personal finances and compensation of the existing contract, in some way. So they try not to. This is, I understand, what Isak is doing at Newcastle - trying to force a transfer while not putting in a request and lowering his personal remuneration. |  | | |
| This is perhaps very naive of me on 12:58 - Aug 13 with 465 views | tonybied |
Doesn't really seem to be the case anymore. R5 were saying this about Isak last night when I popped to the shop. I think players and agents are just wise to the fact that the agent can do some groundwork, whilst the player makes a nuisance of themselves, and they'll likely get their move without having to forfeit any money, like they would if they asked for a transfer. |  | | |
| This is perhaps very naive of me on 13:11 - Aug 13 with 353 views | norfsufblue |
| This is perhaps very naive of me on 12:58 - Aug 13 by tonybied |
Doesn't really seem to be the case anymore. R5 were saying this about Isak last night when I popped to the shop. I think players and agents are just wise to the fact that the agent can do some groundwork, whilst the player makes a nuisance of themselves, and they'll likely get their move without having to forfeit any money, like they would if they asked for a transfer. |
Perhaps contract terms will start to change.... these are essentially contractors offering a service for x number of years now.... if contract not completed then surely there must be a compensation/ penalty for early termination...... my broadband provider can help make it stick !! |  | | |
| This is perhaps very naive of me on 13:22 - Aug 13 with 282 views | CastroSito |
| This is perhaps very naive of me on 13:11 - Aug 13 by norfsufblue |
Perhaps contract terms will start to change.... these are essentially contractors offering a service for x number of years now.... if contract not completed then surely there must be a compensation/ penalty for early termination...... my broadband provider can help make it stick !! |
No, they don't.
As stated above, putting in a formal transfer request impacts on any monies that may be owed to them from the club as part of the transfer. |  | | |
| This is perhaps very naive of me on 13:29 - Aug 13 with 229 views | SWGF |
| This is perhaps very naive of me on 12:57 - Aug 13 by urbanpenguin |
Yes, but I understand it impacts their personal finances and compensation of the existing contract, in some way. So they try not to. This is, I understand, what Isak is doing at Newcastle - trying to force a transfer while not putting in a request and lowering his personal remuneration. |
Think they used to lose their "loyalty bonus" whatever that was/is.
Presume there's something in the T&Cs that if they don't specifically ask for a transfer, they're due a certain percentage of remaining contract or similar. |  |
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| This is perhaps very naive of me on 13:38 - Aug 13 with 193 views | Marshalls_Mullet |
I was wondering this.
As soon as they refuse to play (claim they cant play) they should forfeit any loyalty bonus. |  |
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| This is perhaps very naive of me on 13:40 - Aug 13 with 175 views | Marshalls_Mullet |
| This is perhaps very naive of me on 12:58 - Aug 13 by tonybied |
Doesn't really seem to be the case anymore. R5 were saying this about Isak last night when I popped to the shop. I think players and agents are just wise to the fact that the agent can do some groundwork, whilst the player makes a nuisance of themselves, and they'll likely get their move without having to forfeit any money, like they would if they asked for a transfer. |
Yes. Hence Isak said he 'would like to consider his options'.
Rather than, I would like a transfer. | |
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