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I HIGHLY doubt it would be made up as that would be a huge slander on nationwide media and easily provable if it went to court (emails/phone calls) etc
of course i have. but doesnt change what we know
Have you not noticed how they absolutely slate Wilder? Really nasty and personal stuff questioning his motives, calling him greedy, jumping ship, not really a blade etc. Such odd behaviour from United fans. Seem to enjoy slating him as well it certainly isn't done with a sense of sadness it's turned out this way. Tbh they'll probably be exactly the same to Prince once he fucks up next season, it's probably just they enjoy chucking out their bullshit knowing it will annoy a few people. But it's still pretty sickening
He's not an owner. He doesn't get a slice of the profits. He was an employee. Paid to do a job. He did a very good job and was paid bonuses as a reward. Rightly or wrongly, United aren't the CO-OP.
In fairness I say this every time I’ve got my head in the bog after a heavy night.
McCabe spoke very well. I haven’t met many top CEOs, successful business people etc, who don’t speak well. In fact, I vaguely remember from the various training courses I went on, that being articulate and persuasive is what tends to set leaders apart from those who just have good technical skills.
Hmmm, I'm not sure the Streisand Effect works here - the accusations are pretty much as high profile as they will get, so there's no value in Wilder not denying them. I imagine PA hasn't been 100% truthful here, but then I imagine it's not far from either.
And that calls for the stuff Tyler Al Asaba calls them?
One thing that was interesting was that the Prince said something along the lines of there wasn’t really a wage structure. You would have thought that Wilder would have had a realistic idea of what we could afford in terms of wages.
Ye I just don't begrudge him in the slightest getting a big pay off. People making out like he's set for life anyway. He's worked in league 2 or below all his career until he came to us. League 1 and championship I very much doubt we were one of the highest paying clubs for a manager. Probably actually about bottom in the first years. He's given us 2 seasons in the Premier league with all the money that goes with it. More than entitled to try to get the pay off.
Max Lowe and Oliver Burke are the future of this club
You have taken that quote out of context from what was actually said
Throughout the winter CW supporters were highlighting Dyche & Farke as the reasons why we shouldnt sack CW. they didnt bail out - it takes loyalty 2 ways for Burnley & Norwich's return to EPL status to happen. They stood there on relegation day, and patted every player on the back as they trudged off the field, knowing they had took the team down. CW hoped to be sitting on £4m when that fateful day comes our way.
As with any negotiation, he has every right to ask however, this should be pretty much sewn up in his contract of employment. It seems (and this appears to be a trait in football), that it wasn't so clear cut in the event of contract termination, particularly with regard to CW. To my mind, he is entitled to a pay off commensurate with his notice period, which is how it usually works. It shouldn't be a negotiation unless both parties agree extenuating circumstances and goodwill comes into the equation, usually as a result of unforeseen circumstances.
Your question was: "what has put Wilder to the point where he wants to walk away?"
I don't agree with that's the reason. I think he's possibly too honest for his own good at times.
I don't. He got paid a massive salary and as such has already been rewarded, I think its taking the piss and takes much needed money from the club.
If I resigned from my job tomorrow and demanded a pay off my firm would laugh me out of the door and then probably request I spend a bit of time in a padded room
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