Are we an "unprofessional" professional football club?
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Re: Are we an "unprofessional" professional football club?
Maybe if his family are already all set up for life, then if they want to stay in daddy/uncle's will then they'll support him while he's alive no matter what they might want after he's snuffed it.Mar wrote:He might not be arsed but the rest of his family might be and he might have set them up for taking over if he leaves. Hopefully our beloved benefactor won't put the club under by asking for it all back but unless you've actually sat in the board room and read the figures its just conjecture.
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I must admit I never really paid to much attention to this thread but....
The Chung yong lee situation has really got me annoyed.
I am not one for critising the club but as a loyal Bolton fan I worry about the club perhaps more then I humanly should and I know I'm not alone, so all this talk the past couple of days about Lee being out of contract at the next season and a Turkish club interested in him were the manager has a very good relationship with the player, has really got me rattled.
Now it appears Lee signed a new contract around the time he suffered that horrific injury and that's the excuse the club has given as to why they failed to announce it!
Why would they not announce it, surly they know that alough it was a career threatening injury the fans would assume a player of Lee's fitness and age that he would make a full recovery therefore we would welcome the news that one of our best young players is tied down to the club after the bad news of the injury.
Like I said I am not one for calling the club because I find it hard to find faults with something I care for so much but I'm afraid the club owe the fans a serious explanation over this situation.
The Chung yong lee situation has really got me annoyed.
I am not one for critising the club but as a loyal Bolton fan I worry about the club perhaps more then I humanly should and I know I'm not alone, so all this talk the past couple of days about Lee being out of contract at the next season and a Turkish club interested in him were the manager has a very good relationship with the player, has really got me rattled.
Now it appears Lee signed a new contract around the time he suffered that horrific injury and that's the excuse the club has given as to why they failed to announce it!
Why would they not announce it, surly they know that alough it was a career threatening injury the fans would assume a player of Lee's fitness and age that he would make a full recovery therefore we would welcome the news that one of our best young players is tied down to the club after the bad news of the injury.
Like I said I am not one for calling the club because I find it hard to find faults with something I care for so much but I'm afraid the club owe the fans a serious explanation over this situation.
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why ?hi there, i'm craig wrote:I must admit I never really paid to much attention to this thread but....
The Chung yong lee situation has really got me annoyed.
I am not one for critising the club but as a loyal Bolton fan I worry about the club perhaps more then I humanly should and I know I'm not alone, so all this talk the past couple of days about Lee being out of contract at the next season and a Turkish club interested in him were the manager has a very good relationship with the player, has really got me rattled.
Now it appears Lee signed a new contract around the time he suffered that horrific injury and that's the excuse the club has given as to why they failed to announce it!
Why would they not announce it, surly they know that alough it was a career threatening injury the fans would assume a player of Lee's fitness and age that he would make a full recovery therefore we would welcome the news that one of our best young players is tied down to the club after the bad news of the injury.
Like I said I am not one for calling the club because I find it hard to find faults with something I care for so much but I'm afraid the club owe the fans a serious explanation over this situation.
if its true, it'll be one of the only about one times where we 'win' in the transfer scaremongering stakes.
better than having "peter reid's going to everton after they fecked him up" nightmares.
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Ye alough it is good news, why are we only just hearing about it now, clubs announce new contracts, the same way they announce new signings.a1 wrote:why ?hi there, i'm craig wrote:I must admit I never really paid to much attention to this thread but....
The Chung yong lee situation has really got me annoyed.
I am not one for critising the club but as a loyal Bolton fan I worry about the club perhaps more then I humanly should and I know I'm not alone, so all this talk the past couple of days about Lee being out of contract at the next season and a Turkish club interested in him were the manager has a very good relationship with the player, has really got me rattled.
Now it appears Lee signed a new contract around the time he suffered that horrific injury and that's the excuse the club has given as to why they failed to announce it!
Why would they not announce it, surly they know that alough it was a career threatening injury the fans would assume a player of Lee's fitness and age that he would make a full recovery therefore we would welcome the news that one of our best young players is tied down to the club after the bad news of the injury.
Like I said I am not one for calling the club because I find it hard to find faults with something I care for so much but I'm afraid the club owe the fans a serious explanation over this situation.
if its true, it'll be one of the only about one times where we 'win' in the transfer scaremongering stakes.
better than having "peter reid's going to everton after they fecked him up" nightmares.
Re: Are we an "unprofessional" professional football club?
Well, the fans would obviously be wrong to assume anythinghi there, i'm craig wrote:alough it was a career threatening injury the fans would assume a player of Lee's fitness and age that he would make a full recovery
And, as of yet, we aint got a clue what this contract says
It may say that subject to relegation he can leave for the price of a dog pie supper
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dunno , insurance fraud ?hi there, i'm craig wrote:
Ye alough it is good news, why are we only just hearing about it now, clubs announce new contracts, the same way they announce new signings.
if theyve offered him it after he were injured, they might not have been able to get insurance on it/him .
so its only kicked in now he's fit (!?)
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Re: Are we an "unprofessional" professional football club?
a1 wrote:dunno , insurance fraud ?hi there, i'm craig wrote:
Ye alough it is good news, why are we only just hearing about it now, clubs announce new contracts, the same way they announce new signings.
if theyve offered him it after he were injured, they might not have been able to get insurance on it/him .
so its only kicked in now he's fit (!?)
Ye maybe, there something fishy about it.
Re: Are we an "unprofessional" professional football club?
there is definatly room for improvemant although i think we handled the muamba case well but coyles remarks on sordell recently are obviously not truthfull in terms of reasoning
The above post is complete bollox/garbage/nonsense, please point this out to me at any and every occasion possible.
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