If Heinze wins the court case....

[Rufc89]

if Gabriel Heinze wins his court case against man utd to go to liverpool, does this mean the end of contracts?

the main reason you sign them is so the club can decide when to sell you or get rid of you.

thoughts????

[Gerry Hatrick]

Good point mate. Don't know if it will be the end of contracts if Heinze wins.. but is it not typical of the modern day footballer to resort to anything to get their own way?

This player was injured for a great deal of last season I believe, and Man Utd paid his wages, no doubt, even if he couldn't kick a ball for the club! They bought him from Argentina (I think?) and turned him into a very very good fullback! So is this the way to repay a club like Man Utd, or any of the other clubs? It seems the only loyalty in football to-day generally, is the loyalty of the fans! Players and Managers move in and out, but the fans will always be there!

So if Heinze does win, who's to say he will not do on Liverpool what he is doing now?

I look forward to the Man Utd and Liverpools fans views on this subject.

[lfc junkie]

Originally Posted by Gerry Hatrick

Good point mate. Don't know if it will be the end of contracts if Heinze wins.. but is it not typical of the modern day footballer to resort to anything to get their own way?

This player was injured for a great deal of last season I believe, and Man Utd paid his wages, no doubt, even if he couldn't kick a ball for the club! They bought him from Argentina (I think?) and turned him into a very very good fullback! So is this the way to repay a club like Man Utd, or any of the other clubs? It seems the only loyalty in football to-day generally, is the loyalty of the fans! Players and Managers move in and out, but the fans will always be there!

So if Heinze does win, who's to say he will not do on Liverpool what he is doing now?

I look forward to the Man Utd and Liverpools fans views on this subject.

heinze was formed in the tsjech republic