Angus McDonald

  • Please bear with us on the new site integration and fixing any known bugs over the coming days. If you can not log in please try resetting your password and check your spam box. If you have tried these steps and are still struggling email [email protected] with your username/registered email address
  • Log in now to remove adverts - no adverts at all to registered members!
Sir Cheshire Ben said:
So if you lose out at one shop you should refuse to pay the bill at another? That’s idiotic.

I get the impression you’re more a self righteous & judgmental **** who has his nose that far up Allam’s back crack you have his **** in your hair.
Click to expand...
You've got the wrong impression then.
I'll leave the self righteous and judgemental stuff to you.
 
A
steverico said:
I know it’s in the ****ing Daily Mail but there are quotes, I hope this isn’t true because Cardiff took some terrible press over Emiliano Sala, if it is £200k is peanuts

Hull City refuse to pay Barnsley £200k instalment for Angus MacDonald


https://mol.im/a/7691257
Click to expand...
sensitive issue of course, you'd like to think the club has sought legal guidance before taking such a stance
 
The court case will only affect the clubs involved and not the player.
Angus MacDonald is still a Hull City player and his wages are being paid.
My suspicion is that Barnsley knew this was a long term condition and not just a temporary blip. I do feel for Angus, he has never had it easy with health and football. He was told that he did not have a career in the game when he was a Reading Academy player after he was out of action for a few months with a blood clot.
I think that the whole transfer system needs to be addressed. Players having a medical on deadline day would not happen in any other industry that relies on fitness. Maybe a similar certification system to the one commercial pilots have.
 
  • Like
Reactions: highpeak tiger, rovertiger, Trumpton Tiger. and 2 others
The Omega Man said:
The court case will only affect the clubs involved and not the player.
Angus MacDonald is still a Hull City player and his wages are being paid.
My suspicion is that Barnsley knew this was a long term condition and not just a temporary blip. I do feel for Angus, he has never had it easy with health and football. He was told that he did not have a career in the game when he was a Reading Academy player after he was out of action for a few months with a blood clot.
I think that the whole transfer system needs to be addressed. Players having a medical on deadline day would not happen in any other industry that relies on fitness. Maybe a similar certification system to the one commercial pilots have.
Click to expand...
The current system works 99.9% of the time so the likelihood of change is unlikely.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top Bottom
Back