National League Updates 2019/20 Season II

[pagl]

Originally Posted by Teifi Red

I think most people have to work a notice period. But, is it practical for a manager to work a notice period once they’ve had their head turned?
Can you imagine them doing their best for the club?
No.
So, do you then sack them for being poor and overseeing poor results?
That brings in compensation possibly.

From what I can understand then I think there is a maximum compensation (to protect both parties) that would be paid. So even with a 3.5 year contract the compo figure will not be 3.5 years salary as there will be a max amount/time if the contract is terminated. I could be totally wrong but thats my understanding.

As an example lets say 6 months and therefore thats what we pay if we want to release him. Likewise if he just goes then the period is X and if he goes to another club then its Y which is then our compo. I am assuming the DK and SR situations were like this.

I am on a 3 month notice which works both ways.
However would I be stopped from leaving and sued if I got another job or simply said enough is enough I’m off. Doubtful.
For a football manager though it would be more likely the situation could go legal

[Teifi Red]

I think the above entries show that if a manager (National league, Div.2 and dare I say it Div.1) wants to go, they’ll go irrespective of contracts.
Championship and Premier are different only because the clubs can afford mega bucks in solicitors and the sums could be in £100,000’s as opposed to our level of thousands.
Not right I agree.
Foxy does raise a point though. Why didn’t Walsall or the slops target the managers at Salford, Solihull or Orient?
Keates was targeted due to his connection with the club I suspect. Same with Ricketts. They saw him doing well here, saw the Wolves connection and went for him.
At the time, were Solihull and Orient in such prime positions in the league? Can’t remember sorry.

[pagl]

TR, I think we were just unlucky really. DK was just unfortunate timing and initially he said he wasnt interested. SR jumped on the gift horse that presented itself.
I would imagine the other 3 managers were considerably better paid and in the situations at Salford and Solihull then we know both have investment and board infrastructure that is geared up for a league place anyway. Edinburgh (god rest) I would imagine was happy located in London.

Anyway BH has set his stall out with his retentions, has a few still contracted and appears to be concentrating on quality and limited loanees.
Lets hope we dont have to concern our thoughts with contracts and compo for a while.

Although could we hang on to a NL winning manager come 2021?

[benwilliams]

Boreham wood have signed Kabongo Tshimanga, scored lots of goals in Conf South
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[joe]

Boreham Wood and Bromley have made some really shrewd business for next season. Fancy both to be dark horses.

[Tom wafc]

Originally Posted by benwilliams

Boreham wood have signed Kabongo Tshimanga, scored lots of goals in Conf South
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Great signing for them, surprised a league club didn't sign him.

[benwilliams]

Originally Posted by joe

Boreham Wood and Bromley have made some really shrewd business for next season. Fancy both to be dark horses.

Bromley in particular but BW have made a couple of tidy signings more recently and shouldn't struggle. Bromley will be in playoffs I'd put money on it, always one smaller team does well and they're well placed to do so.
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[dixienormous]

Pub side Boring no fans Wood sign Tyrone Marsh

[moynkeepthefaith]

Originally Posted by dixienormous

Pub side Boring no fans Wood sign Tyrone Marsh

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