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  • NMWBloods
    Taking Refuge!!
    • Jan 2003
    • 15819

    Originally posted by connolly
    No. i am saying that an if an employee acts in a dishonest and devious way in negotiating a future contract with a competitor which can affect the business of the employees employer then we have a breach of contract. And thats pretty much what Davis did
    How does Davis' manager speaking to other clubs affect the business of the club?
    Employees negotiate to move to other employers all the time - this in itself is not a breach of contract.

    You have said that Davis will be gone at the end of the year because he is not a required player.
    Then you have said that the negotiations will affect the performance of the club because he is a required player of the club.

    Your argument is all over the place.
    Captain Logic is not steering this tugboat.

    "[T]here are things that matter more and he's reading and thinking about them: heaven, reincarnation. Life and death are the only things that are truly a matter of life and death. Not football."

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    • connolly
      Registered User
      • Aug 2005
      • 2461

      Originally posted by NMWBloods
      How does Davis' manager speaking to other clubs affect the business of the club?
      Employees negotiate to move to other employers all the time - this in itself is not a breach of contract.

      You have said that Davis will be gone at the end of the year because he is not a required player.
      Then you have said that the negotiations will affect the performance of the club because he is a required player of the club.

      Your argument is all over the place.
      Exhibit A is the NRL, and in particular St George Illawarra, my local club. The negotiations between Gasnier and the French rugby club, mid season, has flattened the morale of the club and i believe have affected their performance. Player shopping during a season, particulary a club in line for the finals, can affect morale, focus and credibility. The club has made it clear that Davis is a required player this season for the duration of his current contract. The negotiations with Carlton apparently took place before he was injured and just before we played them in a crucial game. Any club tolerating such a situation would have its cedibility affected in the eyes of its supporters, the core business of a football club, and their opponents, who compete for market share and results. Any player ditto.
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      • Matt79
        Bring it on!
        • Sep 2004
        • 3143

        At the aftermatch Chairman's function last night, Craig Davis (Father of Nick) was presenting some awards for the legend's game. At the end he said, "I do not want to sound controversial, however, Nick wants to stay with the Sydney Swans, I want Nick to stay with the Sydney Swans and I hope everyone here wants Nick to stay with the Sydney Swans!" At which there was a muffled cheer / response.

        Interesting to know what Colless, the coaches and players thought!?!
        Swannies for life!

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