I'm not sure why I'm bothering but.....
Bit of selective editing there NickG? Just a bit, eh?
It influenced the manager to bugger-off.
He said he was happy because he could put up with it. How long for, we'll never know. I think the question of what effect does Lowe have and has had on the football side is slightly more pertinent than the question of what effect Lowe may have had on Harry Basset.
Well that's the problem isn't it. It will take more than a realistic, viable alternative.
It needs to be a realistic, viable alternative that Lowe cannot scupper.
Or Wilde could just change his mind again.
I think a sacking is very harsh, although I suppose she was making a personal call when she was supposed to be doing her job, but no doubt the BBC were scared of another ridiculous, pompous, disingenuous, shrill witch-hunt.
I'm not sure I believe a word Michael Wilde says, but he will look a monumental arse if this does happen now so I'll give hom the benefit of the doubt on this one. That's not to say it was never planned though is it....?
Very strange thing for the Beeb to make up.
This is a correct post.
I can't believe how many people fail to see the point Basset was making.
"He plays long ball, who cares....."
"We put lots of money into the academy..."
FFS - grow a brain. Desperate stuff.
Cue,
"he's got an axe to grind"
"he's a dinosaur"
"of course the chairman should take an interest"
"Strachan said he wanted to have a civil partnership with Rupert in his autobiography"
"Delgado was quite good"
"If Rupert had been chancellor there'd be no credit crunch"...
ad nauseum.
If you lose your court case it will have cost you £450+.
It seems to me that this company gets a lay-peron to give the agreement the once-over then instructs a solicitor.
Why not cut out the middle-man and chose your own solicitor?
For £450 up front + more to follow if you pursue the matter (unless your agreements are enforceable in which case you'll be charged £50 for each for the privilege of finding out).
We don't necessarily need one, we just need him to appoint a manager who knows how to make a side tough to beat in this league, and then keep his nose out of the footy.
Surely Wilde would personally finance Jan's pay-off. It could be deducted from the £2million investment he's going to make if times are hard.
Or Lowe could pay it out of the £563,000 termination payment pot.