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Bowyer linked with QPR
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Yep, that's what I envision too. Remember, no matter the official line out of the club, Roland doesn't really care that Bow is the manager, in his view he has the job because he's cheap, junior and previously would have accepted those kind of rolling terms.cafcdave123 said:i'd imagine they want commitment from LB without offering him any assurances.
short rolling contract with no pay off for sacking him but compensation due if he wants to leave.
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If Lee Bowyer wants a future as a manager then he should seriously consider any offer that comes from elsewhere.
Why hang around at a club where the only appreciation that will come his way will be from the fans.
Whether promotion is achieved or not there is going to be a shit-show to deal with this Summer and we all know that there will be little or no support from above.5 -
With a manager, if a bigger club wants them they normally go contract or no contract. Actually, it is not far off that with a player, although possibly even more so with a manager. It is usually around compensation if they are under contract.0
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Maybe but Charlton obviously want to offer LB one and LB iskeen to sign one so its not true theymean nothing.killerandflash said:
Contracts mean nothing in terms of managers staying put anyway, especially with the money being spent in the ChampionshipShootersHillGuru said:Until Bowyer signs a new deal with us there is a potential danger. There will be the usual merry go round of top league two, league one and a few Championship managers at the end of the season. I would think Bowyer will feature on any of those lists. Personally I think he’ll stay.1 -
QPR are a basket case why would he want to go there, let them have Pardew a great fit.
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What a shower of Shit.Henry Irving said:carly burn said:LB: "It's a bit different to a normal contract that I've ever seen before." #cafc
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Well done to the comms team for highlighting this nonsenseHenry Irving said:carly burn said:LB: "It's a bit different to a normal contract that I've ever seen before." #cafc11 -
This. After peddling his nonsense for the first years they're finally waking up.SomervilleAddick said:
Well done to the comms team for highlighting this nonsenseHenry Irving said:carly burn said:LB: "It's a bit different to a normal contract that I've ever seen before." #cafc0 -
I’m assuming it’s a zero hours contract, so Roland can just call him in when he needs him.6
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But they are a basket case already in the Championship with some possibility of buying players rather than a League 1 basket case with a self-imposed transfer embargo.Daarrzzetbum said:QPR are a basket case why would he want to go there, let them have Pardew a great fit.0 -
Legally watertight.MuttleyCAFC said:0 -
Secret filming of Roland's email being composed.
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Problem is, is that Bowyer is a liability to Roland. The way Bowyer is going he may well get the club promoted and Roland doesn’t want that. I wonder if the contract states that he starts on a reasonable salary and he is docked 2% for every game won.2
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Think the cat would make more sense than Roland.seth plum said:Secret filming of Roland's email being composed.0 -
By “different”... I will be dollar’s to doughnuts that it includes the following..Henry Irving said:
1. He cannot publicly criticise RD
2. Roland can end the contract at will with no payoff
3. Can be terminated by a new owner without notice1 -
carly burn said:LB: "It's a bit different to a normal contract that I've ever seen before." #cafc
It's in Flemish.0 -
More likely to be in gibberish!soapboxsam said:carly burn said:LB: "It's a bit different to a normal contract that I've ever seen before." #cafc
It's in Flemish.
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I'm fairly sure Lee will be talking to his agent and/or the league managers association as well as Murray.
But as with Bowyer's comments about not being allowed to sign a free agent he knows EXACTLY what he is saying and why.3 -
Wouldn't surprise me if the uncertainty over new contracts for Bowyer, Jackson, Marshall and Gallen continues into the play-offs. After all, if Duchatelet really doesn't want the team to gain promotion, what better way to is there to achieve that. He sold our top scorer and didn't replace him, blocked Bowyer's attempts to sign a striker who was a free agent, has seemingly buggered up the offering of new contracts to those players whose contracts are being run down, and the final piece in the jigsaw is to continue to dangle the management on a piece of string where their own contracts are concerned. Could this obnoxious Belgian have played it any better than this?
He is a cold and callous individual who knows exactly what he is doing.1 -
What's different about the contract is that he has to claim his salary on expenses from the EFL.
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You would think that a new contract looks just like the old one but with changed dates and rates and maybe a couple of new clauses dependent on any changes they might want reflected. A contract that looks nothing like anything he has ever seen before and which he is struggling to comprehend would suggest Roland has torn the old one up. If that's what happened, then the driver must be to renegotiate more on Roland's terms. Given his absolute failure to agree anything with anyone over the sale of the club, I fear the worst. Much as I hate to say it, Duchatelet doesn't deserve any success, so I would support Bowyer in looking elsewhere for his next job. Gallen and Jackson too will probably take a big steer on this. Roland Duchatelet continues to prove he is the biggest arsehole involved in football and a man completely out-of-touch with the game or what's really happening at the club he owns.3
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Are they publishing roly's humiliating drivel to undermine him or are they now so deeply infected by the bungling that they can't see the wood for the trees?The Red Robin said:
This. After peddling his nonsense for the first years they're finally waking up.SomervilleAddick said:
Well done to the comms team for highlighting this nonsenseHenry Irving said:carly burn said:LB: "It's a bit different to a normal contract that I've ever seen before." #cafc0 -
I don’t think so.Isawsummersplay said:Wouldn't surprise me if the uncertainty over new contracts for Bowyer, Jackson, Marshall and Gallen continues into the play-offs. After all, if Duchatelet really doesn't want the team to gain promotion, what better way to is there to achieve that. He sold our top scorer and didn't replace him, blocked Bowyer's attempts to sign a striker who was a free agent, has seemingly buggered up the offering of new contracts to those players whose contracts are being run down, and the final piece in the jigsaw is to continue to dangle the management on a piece of string where their own contracts are concerned. Could this obnoxious Belgian have played it any better than this?
He is a cold and callous individual who knows exactly what he is doing.0 -
We have a winner!Daarrzzetbum said:QPR are a basket case why would he want to go there, let them have Pardew a great fit.0 -
With regard to running the club, Airman, he has shown both ignorance and naivety these past 5 years and I concur that he hasn't a clue.
However, if he is fixated on preventing promotion, he couldn't have done a better job on this particular occasion.0 -
Norwich 3 QPR 0
38 mins gone.
QPR are shockingly bad & it could easily be 6.
Bowyer would be nuts to go there.1 -
They are woeful arent they?! If there was longer to go in the season i would say they look relegation fodder,think theyll be safe this year though,just about.Covered End said:Norwich 3 QPR 0
38 mins gone.
QPR are shockingly bad & it could easily be 6.
Bowyer would be nuts to go there.1
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