| Laudrup to QPR on 09:02 - Feb 25 with 1676 views | Shaky |
| Laudrup to QPR on 08:56 - Feb 25 by swanny |
I think anyone looking at the last few games under Laudrup and the body language of the players, would be hard pushed to deny that statement. |
So you're saying that your interpretation of the player's body language provides strong evidence for Laudrup's breach of contract.
I believe the High Court would take a very dim view indeed of anybody putting forward such a pisspoor argument.
If somebody wants to put forward any real and substantive points in on the other side of this argument I will respond, but in the absence of that I have had enough of bullshit, smears, and innuendo. |  |
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| Laudrup to QPR on 09:05 - Feb 25 with 1665 views | Darran |
| Laudrup to QPR on 09:02 - Feb 25 by Shaky |
So you're saying that your interpretation of the player's body language provides strong evidence for Laudrup's breach of contract.
I believe the High Court would take a very dim view indeed of anybody putting forward such a pisspoor argument.
If somebody wants to put forward any real and substantive points in on the other side of this argument I will respond, but in the absence of that I have had enough of bullshit, smears, and innuendo. |
And I believe that you are one of the most boring bastards on the planet.
Seriously I know I've said it several times but thousands of managers have been sacked in my lifetime and I can't remember a fuss like this.......ever. |  |
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| Laudrup to QPR on 09:07 - Feb 25 with 1660 views | tomdickharry |
| Laudrup to QPR on 08:56 - Feb 25 by swanny |
I think anyone looking at the last few games under Laudrup and the body language of the players, would be hard pushed to deny that statement. |
Its already been spelt out there will be a burden of proof on the shoulders of the defendant (Swans) if this case does go to Court,do you think a High Court Judge is going to base a decision on the last few games,of course not. |  | | |
| Laudrup to QPR on 09:07 - Feb 25 with 1659 views | Shaky |
| Laudrup to QPR on 09:05 - Feb 25 by Darran |
And I believe that you are one of the most boring bastards on the planet.
Seriously I know I've said it several times but thousands of managers have been sacked in my lifetime and I can't remember a fuss like this.......ever. |
You don't understand the fact that he hasn't been sacked.
Simply stated, sacked is where the employer pays compensation.
This ain't it. | |
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| Laudrup to QPR on 09:10 - Feb 25 with 1650 views | Darran |
| Laudrup to QPR on 09:07 - Feb 25 by Shaky |
You don't understand the fact that he hasn't been sacked.
Simply stated, sacked is where the employer pays compensation.
This ain't it. |
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| Laudrup to QPR on 09:18 - Feb 25 with 1628 views | Uxbridge |
| Laudrup to QPR on 09:07 - Feb 25 by Shaky |
You don't understand the fact that he hasn't been sacked.
Simply stated, sacked is where the employer pays compensation.
This ain't it. |
Sacking is where the employer terminates the employment of the employee against their wishes. This would fall rather firmly under that description I would argue. Compensation is not automatic either.
And unless something has changed in employment law in recent times, an employee has a duty to try and obtain suitable employment to mitigate losses and not rely on a payoff from the case.
From what I can tell, from a position of almost total ignorance, the club are going to have a hell of a time proving breach of contract and I suspect will do well to win that, and are more than likely to have to payout a fair chunk of change. They probably didn't handle his dismissal very well either. That's not to say that they can't win it though, or that Laudrup can just sit there and wait for his money. |  |
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| Laudrup to QPR on 09:19 - Feb 25 with 1626 views | swanny |
| Laudrup to QPR on 09:07 - Feb 25 by tomdickharry |
Its already been spelt out there will be a burden of proof on the shoulders of the defendant (Swans) if this case does go to Court,do you think a High Court Judge is going to base a decision on the last few games,of course not. |
the fact is, none of us know anything, I'm hazarding a guess that neither Shaky nor Tomdick and harry are High Court Judges. I realize that the burden of proof lies with the defendant, but when all the facts are presented, where will the balance of probability lie....we cannot possibly predict. |  |
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| Laudrup to QPR on 09:23 - Feb 25 with 1613 views | Uxbridge |
| Laudrup to QPR on 09:19 - Feb 25 by swanny |
the fact is, none of us know anything, I'm hazarding a guess that neither Shaky nor Tomdick and harry are High Court Judges. I realize that the burden of proof lies with the defendant, but when all the facts are presented, where will the balance of probability lie....we cannot possibly predict. |
Should be interesting if nothing else. Given Laudrup's past issues with managing a team in a second season, there's an example right there where the club can point to someone with a history of coasting through things once the initial honeymoon has ended. Not cut and dried at all. I know nothing about employment law though. | |
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| Laudrup to QPR on 09:25 - Feb 25 with 1605 views | Shaky |
| Laudrup to QPR on 09:18 - Feb 25 by Uxbridge |
Sacking is where the employer terminates the employment of the employee against their wishes. This would fall rather firmly under that description I would argue. Compensation is not automatic either.
And unless something has changed in employment law in recent times, an employee has a duty to try and obtain suitable employment to mitigate losses and not rely on a payoff from the case.
From what I can tell, from a position of almost total ignorance, the club are going to have a hell of a time proving breach of contract and I suspect will do well to win that, and are more than likely to have to payout a fair chunk of change. They probably didn't handle his dismissal very well either. That's not to say that they can't win it though, or that Laudrup can just sit there and wait for his money. |
You are talking about employment law, whereas in my view the use of the term breach of contract clearly implies a termination under Law of Contract.
As for the potential position under Employment law - on the highly unlikely assumption that applies - it is:
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There are effectively three forms of dismissal from an employer - fair, unfair and constructive - this article will tackle unfair or justified dismissal. For a employer to dismiss an employee justifiably there are two basic scenarios. Either the employee has been consistently under performing and has been through a Disciplinary Procedure, which has failed to resolve the problem, or they have committed an offence that is listed in their terms and conditions of employment as an instantly sackable offence.
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More: http://www.workingrights.co.uk/dismissal.html | |
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| Laudrup to QPR on 09:27 - Feb 25 with 1601 views | Uxbridge |
| Laudrup to QPR on 09:25 - Feb 25 by Shaky |
You are talking about employment law, whereas in my view the use of the term breach of contract clearly implies a termination under Law of Contract.
As for the potential position under Employment law - on the highly unlikely assumption that applies - it is:
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There are effectively three forms of dismissal from an employer - fair, unfair and constructive - this article will tackle unfair or justified dismissal. For a employer to dismiss an employee justifiably there are two basic scenarios. Either the employee has been consistently under performing and has been through a Disciplinary Procedure, which has failed to resolve the problem, or they have committed an offence that is listed in their terms and conditions of employment as an instantly sackable offence.
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More: http://www.workingrights.co.uk/dismissal.html |
You think it unlikely employment law covers the issue of a termination of a fixed term contract of employment? Interesting. | |
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| Laudrup to QPR on 09:27 - Feb 25 with 1582 views | perchrockjack |
So honest arry gets replaced by the decent Dane. feckn marriage in heaven for them | |
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| Laudrup to QPR on 09:29 - Feb 25 with 1592 views | Shaky |
| Laudrup to QPR on 09:27 - Feb 25 by Uxbridge |
You think it unlikely employment law covers the issue of a termination of a fixed term contract of employment? Interesting. |
No, that is not what I said. | |
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| Laudrup to QPR on 09:31 - Feb 25 with 1578 views | Uxbridge |
| Laudrup to QPR on 09:29 - Feb 25 by Shaky |
No, that is not what I said. |
"As for the potential position under Employment law - on the highly unlikely assumption that applies"
Yeah you did. | |
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| Laudrup to QPR on 09:32 - Feb 25 with 1558 views | perchrockjack |
Mike must be doing it out of honour then and not the money | |
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| Laudrup to QPR on 09:33 - Feb 25 with 1573 views | Shaky |
| Laudrup to QPR on 09:31 - Feb 25 by Uxbridge |
"As for the potential position under Employment law - on the highly unlikely assumption that applies"
Yeah you did. |
OK, so which of the methods of termination under employment law do you believe applies? Gross misconduct, or the sustained period of underperformance culminating in a disciplinary procedure? | |
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| Laudrup to QPR on 09:34 - Feb 25 with 1572 views | monmouth |
Without reading all the bollox, both contract law and employment law contain mitigation of loss provisions. If Laudrup takes paid employment elsewhere for the remaining duration of his employment contract, he is mitigating his consequential loss and any claim for breach, or unfair dismissal, would take this into account. |  |
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| Laudrup to QPR on 09:36 - Feb 25 with 1559 views | Darran |
| Laudrup to QPR on 09:34 - Feb 25 by monmouth |
Without reading all the bollox, both contract law and employment law contain mitigation of loss provisions. If Laudrup takes paid employment elsewhere for the remaining duration of his employment contract, he is mitigating his consequential loss and any claim for breach, or unfair dismissal, would take this into account. |
Exactly Monny I said that yesterday and as far as Shaky QC knows we might even still be paying him. | |
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| Laudrup to QPR on 09:38 - Feb 25 with 1535 views | perchrockjack |
| Laudrup to QPR on 09:34 - Feb 25 by monmouth |
Without reading all the bollox, both contract law and employment law contain mitigation of loss provisions. If Laudrup takes paid employment elsewhere for the remaining duration of his employment contract, he is mitigating his consequential loss and any claim for breach, or unfair dismissal, would take this into account. |
in which case good luck Mikey and be decent humble and honourable at the interview but try the foock to look interested ,sit up straight and look them in the eye | |
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| Laudrup to QPR on 09:41 - Feb 25 with 1539 views | Darran |
| Laudrup to QPR on 09:38 - Feb 25 by perchrockjack |
in which case good luck Mikey and be decent humble and honourable at the interview but try the foock to look interested ,sit up straight and look them in the eye |
God I'm so looking forward to you repeating yourself everyday for the next five years. | |
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| Laudrup to QPR on 09:41 - Feb 25 with 1539 views | macthejack |
Christ on a bendy bus. |  | | |
| Laudrup to QPR on 09:43 - Feb 25 with 1536 views | Shaky |
| Laudrup to QPR on 09:36 - Feb 25 by Darran |
Exactly Monny I said that yesterday and as far as Shaky QC knows we might even still be paying him. |
Wrong again.
The lion's share of the £4-5million potential compensation being floated, is Laudrup's share of the £10 million release clause.
The release clause is specifically related to Laudrup's leaving the club for alternative paid employment. This is explicitly foreseen and therefore can not result in any downwards adjustments. | |
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| Laudrup to QPR on 09:43 - Feb 25 with 1534 views | Shaky |
| Laudrup to QPR on 09:41 - Feb 25 by Darran |
God I'm so looking forward to you repeating yourself everyday for the next five years. |
yup, Perchy now on ignore, I'm sorry to say. | |
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| Laudrup to QPR on 09:43 - Feb 25 with 1517 views | perchrockjack |
| Laudrup to QPR on 09:41 - Feb 25 by Darran |
God I'm so looking forward to you repeating yourself everyday for the next five years. |
Hopefully we ll both be around for a few more yet.
I seem to have caught the repeat bug. Lesson learned.
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| Laudrup to QPR on 09:49 - Feb 25 with 1522 views | Darran |
| Laudrup to QPR on 09:43 - Feb 25 by Shaky |
Wrong again.
The lion's share of the £4-5million potential compensation being floated, is Laudrup's share of the £10 million release clause.
The release clause is specifically related to Laudrup's leaving the club for alternative paid employment. This is explicitly foreseen and therefore can not result in any downwards adjustments. |
You're f*cking nuts. | |
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| Laudrup to QPR on 09:59 - Feb 25 with 1494 views | Uxbridge |
| Laudrup to QPR on 09:43 - Feb 25 by Shaky |
Wrong again.
The lion's share of the £4-5million potential compensation being floated, is Laudrup's share of the £10 million release clause.
The release clause is specifically related to Laudrup's leaving the club for alternative paid employment. This is explicitly foreseen and therefore can not result in any downwards adjustments. |
There's some wonderful assumptions being made there. Any chance you could send me Laudrup's contract and details of the settlement he is seeking? | |
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