@vinylcivil @hals517@838_carlisle and there's the reply and instant block, as usual. for years I've been dealing with these cowards who love defending what's obviously wrong, isn't it funny that they're all the same when they know they support something that is wrong and still want to keep it that way.
@hals517@838_carlisle When a player is still under contract:
๐ฉ: the team get to trade her to wherever they want, the player has no say at all.
๐: It's a two way street, all parties must agree to the transfer. If the club wants to transfer the player to club X, the player can decline the transfer
@hals517@838_carlisle It's either you're super ignorant or taking advantage of most people being ignorant.
When a player is out of contract:
nwsl๐ฉ:the team still holds her "right" and decide where she goes.
rest of the world๐:FREE to go anywhere she wants! Her former club has no say whatsoever.
@838_carlisle@nwsl_players *partially because even with this golden bullet it probably was still hard to take the rights back thanks to most of the fans wanting them to have less rights.
@838_carlisle The @nwsl_players should be partially blamed for signing away their golden legal bullet (the antitrust ruling in the Moultrie case) with the CBA. Before the CBA, all of the mechanisms like draft, trades, and salary caps were all done by the owners illegally, the CBA made it legal
@838_carlisle These people will never let it happen to their careers, they think that a group of people don't deserve the same rights as they do, essentially forcing them to be a lower class group.
@PopContrarian @838_carlisle@nwsl_players This is the only problem I had with unions, only a few decide for the rest and everyone who's preparing to join the work force, and if those decision makers are weak or corrupt everyone is screwed.
@PopContrarian @838_carlisle Unfortunately the @nwsl_players signed away their golden bargaining chip (the antitrust ruling in the Moultrie case) with the CBA. I warned them to never accept any fake free agency. Obviously some senior players had more say than others, and ofc then future players had 0 say.
@ClutchYadi@kimischilling CEOs get to earn what the free market (the competition between the rich owners) is willing to give them but athletes who actually worked their asses off from as young as 4 are earning too much because of you people's criminal obsession with sports parity. f all of you.
@ClutchYadi@kimischilling Absolutely wild this happens to ANYONE in the 21st century. This implies that it's OK to do this to them if they earn millions. Somehow athletes don't deserve the same rights everyone else has and rich owners get socialism because you guys think wage theft is cool and acceptable.
@AgentMaggieNtim@838_carlisle Just like other leagues? Like every other job? A free market. What a strange concept, isn't it? Does it feel uncomfortable to be against some rich guys' extremely legal business practice they forced on workers since the 80s and people now accept as a norm and call it "tradition"?
@TobinHeath@SEFutbol Each time we get these vile people out, they replace them with a different bunch of vile people, whether it's RFEF or USSF they're all the same ๐ฉ๐คฎ. It is too slow to fix the federations separately, we must do something drastic and topple FIFA.
@janhell79 @HanifSeyyid yes but don't think for a second that it isn't the same elsewhere, see how conservatives want to take control and force their bs on us here in the US