BOROCHAT

JFC

By Copeysaurus (CDawg)22/4 09:07Mon Apr 22 09:07:07 2024

Views: 657

Needs ACL reconstruction. Bad news.

reply to this article | return to the front page

Re: JFC

By Telboy22/4 09:25Mon Apr 22 09:25:18 2024In response to JFCTop of thread

Views: 590

Poor fella...that's a tough, long road to full fitness. Assumed, out for all of next season.

reply to this article | return to the front page

Re: JFC

By HitchinBoro exCalling (HitchinBoro exCalling)22/4 10:34Mon Apr 22 10:34:16 2024In response to Re: JFCTop of thread

Views: 592

Agree and best wishes to him.Not seen it announced officially though.Also of course only a side issues eats in to our budget for next season .We may need Leon to weave his magic and get us a decent left sided midfielder,perhaps on loan

reply to this article | return to the front page

Re: JFC

By RockyBottom22/4 16:08Mon Apr 22 16:08:32 2024In response to Re: JFCTop of thread

Views: 426

Harsh and admittedly I'm not a fan of his, but I'd let go if he's not under contract.

reply to this article | return to the front page

Re: JFC

By worrier22/4 21:07Mon Apr 22 21:07:22 2024In response to Re: JFCTop of thread

Views: 220

bit of loyalty like we showed to List

reply to this article | return to the front page

Re: JFC

By Chuds22/4 21:25Mon Apr 22 21:25:18 2024In response to Re: JFCTop of thread

Views: 201

Which was a regrettable decision.

reply to this article | return to the front page

2 people

Re: JFC

By HitchinBoro exCalling (HitchinBoro exCalling)22/4 16:11Mon Apr 22 16:11:36 2024In response to Re: JFCTop of thread

Views: 401

He is in contract I think to June 25, hence my comments.

reply to this article | return to the front page

Re: JFC

By RockyBottom22/4 16:12Mon Apr 22 16:12:58 2024In response to Re: JFCTop of thread

Views: 407

Damn that's frustrating. You are right, we don't have the budget to carry players.

It gives a 6?12 months return to sport...

Edited by RockyBottom at 16:13:18 on 22nd April 2024
Edited by RockyBottom at 16:14:04 on 22nd April 2024

reply to this article | return to the front page

Re: JFC

By MerseyBoro (BrummieBoro)22/4 16:22Mon Apr 22 16:22:30 2024In response to Re: JFCTop of thread

Views: 398

Would the club have insurance for covering wages if a player is long-term injured? If indeed such coverage exists.

Either way, can't see him playing again this calendar year.

reply to this article | return to the front page

Re: JFC

By Balders (BALDOCKBORO)22/4 19:12Mon Apr 22 19:12:15 2024In response to Re: JFCTop of thread

Views: 287

You can insure, but the premiums are huge because of the likelihood.

I've seen 15 and 20% of wages mentioned somewhere a year or so ago.

reply to this article | return to the front page

Re: JFC

By Sev22/4 19:22Mon Apr 22 19:22:25 2024In response to Re: JFCTop of thread

Views: 289

I noticed when I was reading through the Club Secretary's job description it said

"Maintain and keep up to date all Players? private medical insurance scheme, ensuring joiners and leavers are notified in a timely fashion. Liaise with the medical department over medical examinations and billing enquiries. "

Don't know what that covers but sounds like they have private medical insurance like a lot of companies offer their employees.

reply to this article | return to the front page

Re: JFC

By Balders (BALDOCKBORO)22/4 20:27Mon Apr 22 20:27:05 2024In response to Re: JFCTop of thread

Views: 231

Insurance to pay for operations and treatments.

(Because the Tories have ruined the NHS and JFC would be 47 before he got to the front of the queue).

Not to cover the club for the wage costs of the player.

reply to this article | return to the front page

2 people

Re: JFC

By Sev22/4 20:57Mon Apr 22 20:57:23 2024In response to Re: JFCTop of thread

Views: 207

Oh yeah, I didn't read the thread properly but obviously not for wage costs, I just meant paying for operations etc.

reply to this article | return to the front page