Compo for Alonso!

[sonicthewhite]

Interesting article here at the BN site about how we've lodged a complaint to FIFA over Barcelona signing Alonso and that we're after £400k in compensation owed under development rules. Don't know how it stacks up legally but we're not the only club to have appealed either;

https://www.theboltonnews.co.uk/sport/2 ... os-alonso/

[Worthy4England]

Easy for me to say about a young kid driving, drunk and killing a passenger. A mistake if ever there was one. I'd rather we got nowt.

[TANGODANCER]

Easy for me to say about a young kid driving, drunk and killing a passenger. A mistake if ever there was one. I'd rather we got nowt.

Yes. Move on.

[BWFC_Insane]

Easy for me to say about a young kid driving, drunk and killing a passenger. A mistake if ever there was one. I'd rather we got nowt.

Not fully sure I understand the link…

[Worthy4England]

When he was playing for us, he went home (might have been summer). Was over the limit when he crashed the car. Girl passenger unfortunately died. He got off with a fine...

[BWFC_Insane]

When he was playing for us, he went home (might have been summer). Was over the limit when he crashed the car. Girl passenger unfortunately died. He got off with a fine...

Yeah I know that. But I'm still not sure what that has to do with this situation? This is about one business claiming another owes them legitimate compensation for a player transfer. The rights and wrongs are surely about the contractual status and FIFA transfer rules rather than the behaviour of the 'commodity'?