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aye, it was best sorted out sharpish rather then dragging on.no point keeping a player if hes unhappy so i wouldnt be surprised if we let it go anyway n just hoped for a suitable recompense afterwards.hasnt happened though
Eddie Marks wrote:aye, it was best sorted out sharpish rather then dragging on.no point keeping a player if hes unhappy so i wouldnt be surprised if we let it go anyway n just hoped for a suitable recompense afterwards.hasnt happened though
Despite assurances from your CEO it would be.
Maybe a question for your next fans forum
Standing up to the forum bully.
It must be working, he doesn't like me...i'm devastated
Joined: Mar 11 2007 Posts: 5659 Location: Next to Ramsgate Sands c.1850 in West Hull
Bertie wrote:Despite assurances from your CEO it would be.
Maybe a question for your next fans forum
Was asked on Sunday. Rule's response was to the effect that the file was still in the drawer but there is no point in pursuing through the courts for no financial gain.
Cooke is skint, Hull wouldn't lower themselves to take him to court for a moral victory and a "We told you we were right" moment of glory. As a professional profit-making organisation, petty points scoring isn't on Hull's agenda - legal action would be for collection of financial compensation in lieu of a transfer fee. But you can't pluck grapes from the vine in Winter.
So it's on hold. For now.
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General Zod. wrote:FC fans need to be asking James Rule why Paul Cooke left your club.
I recall Rule's interview in the HDM stating he noticed Cooke's contract wasn't signed the Wednesday before he left - let that be your starting point and work backwards from that.
The clock is ticking until the truth comes out Mr Rule...
general zod,more like general ignorance
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Joined: Sep 23 2003 Posts: 14306 Location: East Hull
WormInHand wrote:Was asked on Sunday. Rule's response was to the effect that the file was still in the drawer but there is no point in pursuing through the courts for no financial gain.
Cooke is skint, Hull wouldn't lower themselves to take him to court for a moral victory and a "We told you we were right" moment of glory. As a professional profit-making organisation, petty points scoring isn't on Hull's agenda - legal action would be for collection of financial compensation in lieu of a transfer fee. But you can't pluck grapes from the vine in Winter.
So it's on hold. For now.
There is a time limit on any civil legal action and I can't see Cooke's financial situation changing in the near forseable future.
"They supercede individuals, they supercede the team and they supercede the club. Our club is a traditional, working class club and the supporters are loyal and passionate and to see them go away happy really makes my day." Craig Sandercock.
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Joined: Sep 23 2003 Posts: 14306 Location: East Hull
Eddie Marks wrote:is their a time limit?theyre isnt in criminal cases
1. If your claim is based on Contract then you must bring your action against your opponent within 6 years of the date of the breach of contract. However for certain types of contract the period can be extended to 12 years (e.g. where the contract is in the form of a Deed).
Eddie Marks wrote:is their a time limit?theyre isnt in criminal cases
1. If your claim is based on Contract then you must bring your action against your opponent within 6 years of the date of the breach of contract. However for certain types of contract the period can be extended to 12 years (e.g. where the contract is in the form of a Deed).
"They supercede individuals, they supercede the team and they supercede the club. Our club is a traditional, working class club and the supporters are loyal and passionate and to see them go away happy really makes my day." Craig Sandercock.
Joined: Jul 15 2005 Posts: 29811 Location: West Yorkshire
Easty wrote:1. If your claim is based on Contract then you must bring your action against your opponent within 6 years of the date of the breach of contract. However for certain types of contract the period can be extended to 12 years (e.g. where the contract is in the form of a Deed).
Short of winning the Euromillions rollover on Friday, though, the chances of Cooke's wealth significantly increasing in the next 3 years you'd have to rate as, well, small.
Easty wrote:1. If your claim is based on Contract then you must bring your action against your opponent within 6 years of the date of the breach of contract. However for certain types of contract the period can be extended to 12 years (e.g. where the contract is in the form of a Deed).
Short of winning the Euromillions rollover on Friday, though, the chances of Cooke's wealth significantly increasing in the next 3 years you'd have to rate as, well, small.
Joined: Sep 23 2003 Posts: 14306 Location: East Hull
Mrs Barista wrote:Short of winning the Euromillions rollover on Friday, though, the chances of Cooke's wealth significantly increasing in the next 3 years you'd have to rate as, well, small.
If he came into ANY money he'd be daft to announce it for the next 3 years.
"They supercede individuals, they supercede the team and they supercede the club. Our club is a traditional, working class club and the supporters are loyal and passionate and to see them go away happy really makes my day." Craig Sandercock.
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