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At the time I did, but after consideration, I though it was a rushed decision by the club and I was very sceptical that the club followed due process. This is probably why he won.Quote:
Originally Posted by Celdrog
It was still a stupid act by the man, and I am glad he has left, just wish the club had followed procedure more carefully, 10k was the award, could have been worse for us.
Anyway its over now.
10k well worth it to get a parasite out of the club.We have moved in the right direction since his departure so he is no loss in that respect.Quote:
Originally Posted by oriel
Yes he had a few decent matches(Derry away,he was immense) But when the chips were down in the home game V Pats he let everyone down badly.
Were Dundalk wrong to get rid of him?? No
Was the manor in which they dismissed him correct?? No
Overall though it has worked out for the best IMO
I guess 2 wrong do then make a right ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by shep
Overall dissappointed with the outcome. Personally i think the offence should outweigh the process but hey I don't make the laws in this country.
Good riddance anyway
going to work to-night and am going to moon at everyone as they leave' safely in the knowledge that the boss can't sack me or will have to give me 10-15k in a couple of weeks.
your boss would be entitled to sack you as long as he follows the correct procedures which dundalk did notQuote:
Originally Posted by whinnie01
You won't have work to go back to then.Quote:
Originally Posted by whinnie01
Good, at least we agree that he was right to be sacked , just because he was a professional footballer shouldn't give him the right too be a professional fool, unfortunatly for the Dundalk board fr doing the rght thing w cost them alot of money which i'm sure they would have better use's for.Quote:
Originally Posted by passerrby
On a seperate point has Mr McGuinness or any one from the Pfa come ou and reprimand Dave Rogers or advise their other members about their conduct.