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libero

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Forum Favourite.

 

Neil Warnock is considering launching a personal compensation claim after it was confirmed West Ham have reached a deal with Sheffield United over the Carlos Tevez affair.

 

The Blades have been seeking recompense from the Upton Park outfit after Tevez helped retain West Ham's Premier League status in the 2006/07 season, despite the club having earlier been fined for breaking rules on third-party player ownership.

 

The former Sheffield United manager is contemplating suing the Hammers for lost earnings and the effect on his career caused by the loss of Premier League status.

 

Warnock, who is now with Crystal Palace, wanted United's case to be dealt with first before turning his attention to his own personal situation.

 

Considering options

"I'll be looking into this now," he told the Daily Mail. "I just wanted to see the club's case out of the way first.

 

"As far as I'm concerned, I should still be a Premier League manager. And I think the players have a case, too."

 

Referring to the reported £25million settlement, Warnock continued: "It justifies what we've said all along. We've had a lot of people criticise us for taking it this far - but that's what justice is all about.

 

"But this still doesn't make it right for me or the United fans - or anyone else involved."

 

 

Maintains belief

Although a resolution has been reached over the Tevez affair, Warnock maintains that Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore should have lost his position.

 

"I think Scudamore is an absolute disgrace," added Warnock. "I'd love to get him in a room on my own for an hour, no holds barred.

 

"If it was any other club, Scudamore would have made sure the facts came out. I find it amazing that he has kept his job.

 

"If it had been a big club, the truth would have come out earlier and it would have been sorted."

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I really hope Sheffield United come out with a statement along the lines of.

 

'The decision to dismiss Mr Warnock was not reached due to our relegation but rather the terrible form we showed from the end of February onwards. The failure to beat a fellow struggler on the last day of the season to stay up was merely confirmation that Mr Warnock was taking us in the wrong direction on the pitch. Even if we had won that game it is still highly likely that we would have terminated Mr Warnock's contract.'

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Romario

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I was reading about this this morning on the way into work. He's a complete f***in nob. In the independant he's got a s**** article called something like "what i learned this week" and he loves nothing more than having a pop at us yet for some reason sucks the balls off ManU all the time.

 

Can someone not inform him that it was his s**** team that he got relegated the f***in c**k.

Sion

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Maybe he should sue us for leaving a couple players out versus Fulham

or his own players for being s***

or himself for admitting defeat before KO when they played the mancs

 

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libero

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top nobhead.

Is the correct answer.

Where's Cobs when you need him for dishing out those fivers???

kop205

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I really hope Sheffield United come out with a statement along the lines of.

 

'The decision to dismiss Mr Warnock was not reached due to our relegation but rather the terrible form we showed from the end of February onwards. The failure to beat a fellow struggler on the last day of the season to stay up was merely confirmation that Mr Warnock was taking us in the wrong direction on the pitch. Even if we had won that game it is still highly likely that we would have terminated Mr Warnock's contract.'

 

Oficially, didn't he actually resign anyway?

 

The great big f***ing c***.

MFletcher

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Liverpool: Reina, Arbeloa, Paletta, Hyypia, Insua (Finnan 75), Pennant (El Zhar 65), Alonso, Sissoko, Gonzalez (Kewell 77), Fowler, Bellamy.

 

This is the second string side that so offended Colin. Christ knows which of the two players he doesn't recognise there. The man is an embarrassment, apparently incapable of grasping the reality of the situation.

 

They were ten points clear of the relegation zone at Easter. Fact.

They only had to draw on the last day of the season to stay up. Fact.

This match was at home. Fact.

This match was at home to the team below them in the table. Fact.

They managed to lose this match. Fact.

 

Warnock is a c***, who will never, ever accept that he was in any way at fault for their relegation. Your season came down to one game. You had it in your own hands, and you had a favourable match. You f***ed it up because you're not good enough. Would you still be a Premier League manager? Like f*** you would, you'd have taken them down the next season. Now get the f*** over it and stop sounding like the bitter no-mark you are, you insufferable little w*****.

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Zoob

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He's a horribly deluded gimp.

 

Thought it was funny on Sky sports news when they reported the story (I turned the sound of cos I didn't care what he said) and then a couple stories later it was about how he's one of the few current managers to notch up 1000 games - in which he has a stagerring win rate of just 39%. If it were top league games only I wouldn't be surprised if the figure fell to under 25%. c***.

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seems every f***ing little c*** is crawling out of the woodwork, he comes uncle Ken

 

Leeds United are considering a compensation claim following the settlement of the Carlos Tevez saga.

 

West Ham and Sheffield United reached an out-of-court settlement over the Argentine's ineligibility during the 2006-07 season.

 

The Blades' relegation saw Leeds miss out on add-ons from the transfers of Rob Hulse, Matthew Kilgallon and Ian Bennett to Bramall Lane.

 

Leeds chairman Ken Bates told the club website they are seeking legal advice.

 

"We are currently taking advice on it and won't be commenting further at this time," said Bates.

 

The Sheffield club successfully argued that Tevez was ineligible to play for West Ham and that his goals helped keep the Hammers in the Premier League at their expense.

 

If they are being compensated for their loss we believe we should be compensated for our loss

 

Leeds chairman Ken Bates

An independent hearing ruled in favour of their claim for compensation and the two clubs reached an agreement earlier this week, thought to be in the region of £20m.

 

And while that seemed to signal the end of the matter, Bates' comments indicate that the saga could carry on.

 

"We sold a number of players to Sheffield United with contingencies," Bates said.

 

"When they got relegated on the last day of the season we missed out on a substantial sum.

 

"That's what we lost and if they are being compensated for their loss we believe we should be compensated for our loss.

 

"There are other clubs in the same boat who have similar claims. Ours is the biggest claim and it would be nice to collect that and strengthen our squad."

 

It is not known how much money Leeds missed out on, but one newspaper report estimates it could be around £500,000.

Jarg Armani

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Liverpool: Reina, Arbeloa, Paletta, Hyypia, Insua (Finnan 75), Pennant (El Zhar 65), Alonso, Sissoko, Gonzalez (Kewell 77), Fowler, Bellamy.

 

This is the second string side that so offended Colin. Christ knows which of the two players he doesn't recognise there.

 

 

No Torres?!?! I just can't figure out what Rafa's thinking here.

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He claim is based almost entirely on the assertion that he should still be a Premier League manager on the wages on offer in the top division.

 

Putting aside the fact that he resigned he also completely fails to see that he could still be. West Ham did not and are not restricting his job offers; it's simply that no-one wants him.

 

It'll never get to court 'cos his lawyers will tell him so.

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It'll never get to court 'cos his lawyers will tell him so.

 

There'll always be one who will take it, even when the client is making threats in public - "I think Scudamore is an absolute disgrace," added Warnock. "I'd love to get him in a room on my own for an hour, no holds barred."

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seems every f***ing little c*** is crawling out of the woodwork, he comes uncle Ken

 

Leeds United are considering a compensation claim following the settlement of the Carlos Tevez saga.

:lol::lol:

 

Only needs Ferguson now to claim he wouldn't have to be paying 32mill for Tevez now if West Ham had gone down and we'll have the full house. c*nts.

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Even if Warnock and the players (let alone that c*** Bates) did have a case, shouldn't this now be bought to Sheffield United? Payments for which SU were supposedly liable would be paid by them out ouf what they're received from WHU, as opposed to being paid directly by WHU, wouldn't they?

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