@SG130531@DavidRea@ArsenalNews_Hub No. Mutual consent is typically when the contract is terminated with a negotiated fee lower than the remaining contract value. He’s rejecting that because he wants the full contract value.
@KingEccentricC3@niahdarulaa@shayhasabillion@_parmenides3 The English language is more nuanced than words at face value. To manage in life you must understand that.
A normal person would say what you’re saying when asking what is called an “incredulous echo question”.
Then denying you meant the way would be called “gaslighting”.
@PhilipGree12845@ParadisetXO@DAZN_NationalLg Less than 45k anywhere in the UK is a struggle….
You think salaries stay the same everywhere? You think just because you live somewhere cheaper life is less of a struggle an and the job opportunities are the same?
@PhilipGree12845@ParadisetXO@DAZN_NationalLg What other job outside of football does he have the qualifications to earn more than 45k a year? It’s hard out here.
It’s a crap Busienss decision. If he stays or gets injured they will be stuffed. And future players may want to pass if they can on BW
@PhilipGree12845@ParadisetXO@DAZN_NationalLg You just contradicted yourself. If you can’t afford to live without a job you 100% would sign that contract.
The point here is this is football and the club is not acting in good faith which indirectly will cost this club when players see how the club operates.
@PhilipGree12845@ParadisetXO@DAZN_NationalLg More often than not the player is seen as the bad guy for not training (isak prime example). And when club drops player they seem as bad (Chelsea prime example).
This is nuanced because it’s denying someone opportunity to go from a 20% tax payer to the top 1% of wealth.