Cardiff desperate or stupid?

[Edward Alistair]

Emiliano Sala: Cardiff begin court action against Nantes

Cardiff City file a complaint in a French court claiming losses of more than £100m following a dispute with Nantes over striker Emiliano Sala's death.

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Trying to get 100m compensation from Nates because

"If Sala had been able to play, he would inevitably have scored goals between January and June 2019 and Cardiff would have remained in the Premier League. It would be unrealistic to think that he would not have scored any goals," Jones told a hearing in June 2023.

 

[Poplar Lion]

They need to make their minds up. Previously, they were trying to avoid paying the transfer fee because he wasn't their player.
If he wasn't their player, how in hell do they demand compensation.
Scummiest club ever with how they've gone about all this.

 

[BigPaul]

When you consider whose fault it was he died, this is a bit rich.

 

[STWall]

Emiliano Sala: Cardiff begin court action against Nantes

Cardiff City file a complaint in a French court claiming losses of more than £100m following a dispute with Nantes over striker Emiliano Sala's death.

www.bbc.co.uk

Trying to get 100m compensation from Nates because

"If Sala had been able to play, he would inevitably have scored goals between January and June 2019 and Cardiff would have remained in the Premier League. It would be unrealistic to think that he would not have scored any goals," Jones told a hearing in June 2023.

I think we should take a writ out against the EFL/FA for supplying us with biased shit refs as we would be in the Premshit by now.

 

[Lions21]

Emiliano Sala: Cardiff begin court action against Nantes

Cardiff City file a complaint in a French court claiming losses of more than £100m following a dispute with Nantes over striker Emiliano Sala's death.

www.bbc.co.uk

Trying to get 100m compensation from Nates because

"If Sala had been able to play, he would inevitably have scored goals between January and June 2019 and Cardiff would have remained in the Premier League. It would be unrealistic to think that he would not have scored any goals," Jones told a hearing in June 2023.

Desperate & Stupid… how can they quantify how many goals he’s score ahead of whoever played in his position and which games would be impacted positively? Would he stay fit, would the rest of their players perform in exactly the same way with him in the squad? He could have made them worse if he did not fit in. This is a pointless exercise and makes them look ridiculous.

 

[HappyLion]

They need to make their minds up. Previously, they were trying to avoid paying the transfer fee because he wasn't their player.
If he wasn't their player, how in hell do they demand compensation.
Scummiest club ever with how they've gone about all this.

Nantes or Cardiff would have had him insured. Nantes would get paid out if the contract had not been signed & he was still their player. If the contract had been signed then Cardiff should have insured him as their player.

Until both the medical is passed & the contract signed he is still a Nates player.

 

[chopsboysie]

Either way the poor bloke ain't being allowed to rest in peace with all those money grabbing bastards

 

[paddym]

Silly sheep

 

[HappyLion]

Silly sheep

Are yo baaracking th welsh again?