guessing some kind of insurance?
Such fees are never paid at once but money paid is money lost
I’d imagine they’d have to get money through insurance somehow
Weren't there reports that the pilot wasn't licenced to take passengers? In which case, I can't see an insurance company paying out over that.
It would be extremely poor of Nantes to not split the difference in a situation like this. That would be the right thing to do.
I'd be surprised if they didn't tbh.
They're going to create a go fund me page.
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I read that the total deal was worth £29M including the contract and that Cardiff would only be insured for the transfer fee and that they would still have to pay his wages to Sala’s family over the duration of his contract. So basically they are down £14M over this
Wasn't he travelling to Wales to have a medical? So there was no deal.
comment by Bats (U18355)
posted 1 hour, 10 minutes ago
I read that the total deal was worth £29M including the contract and that Cardiff would only be insured for the transfer fee and that they would still have to pay his wages to Sala’s family over the duration of his contract. So basically they are down £14M over this
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There has to be some legal clause for this. I think otherwise when an employee dies, his employment is terminated.
comment by Hulk's little brother Yoda (U1250)
posted 18 minutes ago
comment by Bats (U18355)
posted 1 hour, 10 minutes ago
I read that the total deal was worth £29M including the contract and that Cardiff would only be insured for the transfer fee and that they would still have to pay his wages to Sala’s family over the duration of his contract. So basically they are down £14M over this
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There has to be some legal clause for this. I think otherwise when an employee dies, his employment is terminated.
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Not always. If you die during the execution of your work duties or get killed directly as a result of your job. Everyone's family is entitled to the money they would have earned or a portion of it. It can be sued for but given he's a footballer, I'd assume his agent had some sort of claus on his contracts to make sure his family still get paid. I'd think it's S. O. P for any footballer going overseas.
I'm still trying to figure out why the had him coming over on some rickety little plane that couldn't even make it across the channel. Shouldn't have skimped on the flight.
comment by Hulk's little brother Yoda (U1250)
posted 2 hours, 10 minutes ago
comment by Bats (U18355)
posted 1 hour, 10 minutes ago
I read that the total deal was worth £29M including the contract and that Cardiff would only be insured for the transfer fee and that they would still have to pay his wages to Sala’s family over the duration of his contract. So basically they are down £14M over this
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There has to be some legal clause for this. I think otherwise when an employee dies, his employment is terminated.
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Well no, every footballer will have life insurance taken out on them. Even I have life insurance so if I die my wages will be paid out to my family for the remainder of my contract and beyond I believe
It may be actually that the insurance covers the wages and the £15M they spent is gone. But they are definitely down a lot of money
comment by Bats (U18355)
posted 21 minutes ago
It may be actually that the insurance covers the wages and the £15M they spent is gone. But they are definitely down a lot of money
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Don't you think all this is pretty tasteless.
Who cares. Cardiff is owned a billionaire.
Well yea probably which is my nobody mentioned it but I did wonder about it myself when I first heard the news.
Cardiff smashed their transfer record on this guy and can’t even get special dispensation from the PL to have their transfer window extended. That’s pretty tasteless imo
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posted on 30/1/19
guessing some kind of insurance?
posted on 30/1/19
Such fees are never paid at once but money paid is money lost
posted on 30/1/19
I’d imagine they’d have to get money through insurance somehow
posted on 30/1/19
They’ll have insurance.
posted on 30/1/19
Weren't there reports that the pilot wasn't licenced to take passengers? In which case, I can't see an insurance company paying out over that.
posted on 30/1/19
It would be extremely poor of Nantes to not split the difference in a situation like this. That would be the right thing to do.
posted on 30/1/19
I'd be surprised if they didn't tbh.
posted on 31/1/19
They're going to create a go fund me page.
posted on 31/1/19
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posted on 31/1/19
I read that the total deal was worth £29M including the contract and that Cardiff would only be insured for the transfer fee and that they would still have to pay his wages to Sala’s family over the duration of his contract. So basically they are down £14M over this
posted on 31/1/19
Wasn't he travelling to Wales to have a medical? So there was no deal.
posted on 31/1/19
comment by Bats (U18355)
posted 1 hour, 10 minutes ago
I read that the total deal was worth £29M including the contract and that Cardiff would only be insured for the transfer fee and that they would still have to pay his wages to Sala’s family over the duration of his contract. So basically they are down £14M over this
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There has to be some legal clause for this. I think otherwise when an employee dies, his employment is terminated.
posted on 31/1/19
comment by Hulk's little brother Yoda (U1250)
posted 18 minutes ago
comment by Bats (U18355)
posted 1 hour, 10 minutes ago
I read that the total deal was worth £29M including the contract and that Cardiff would only be insured for the transfer fee and that they would still have to pay his wages to Sala’s family over the duration of his contract. So basically they are down £14M over this
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There has to be some legal clause for this. I think otherwise when an employee dies, his employment is terminated.
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Not always. If you die during the execution of your work duties or get killed directly as a result of your job. Everyone's family is entitled to the money they would have earned or a portion of it. It can be sued for but given he's a footballer, I'd assume his agent had some sort of claus on his contracts to make sure his family still get paid. I'd think it's S. O. P for any footballer going overseas.
I'm still trying to figure out why the had him coming over on some rickety little plane that couldn't even make it across the channel. Shouldn't have skimped on the flight.
posted on 31/1/19
comment by Hulk's little brother Yoda (U1250)
posted 2 hours, 10 minutes ago
comment by Bats (U18355)
posted 1 hour, 10 minutes ago
I read that the total deal was worth £29M including the contract and that Cardiff would only be insured for the transfer fee and that they would still have to pay his wages to Sala’s family over the duration of his contract. So basically they are down £14M over this
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There has to be some legal clause for this. I think otherwise when an employee dies, his employment is terminated.
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Well no, every footballer will have life insurance taken out on them. Even I have life insurance so if I die my wages will be paid out to my family for the remainder of my contract and beyond I believe
posted on 31/1/19
It may be actually that the insurance covers the wages and the £15M they spent is gone. But they are definitely down a lot of money
posted on 31/1/19
comment by Bats (U18355)
posted 21 minutes ago
It may be actually that the insurance covers the wages and the £15M they spent is gone. But they are definitely down a lot of money
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Don't you think all this is pretty tasteless.
Who cares. Cardiff is owned a billionaire.
posted on 31/1/19
Well yea probably which is my nobody mentioned it but I did wonder about it myself when I first heard the news.
Cardiff smashed their transfer record on this guy and can’t even get special dispensation from the PL to have their transfer window extended. That’s pretty tasteless imo
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