A longstanding problem at the club.The Real Slim a former member of this forum wrote:boyliegladbach wrote:The owner needs to make a statement.
I doubt that will happen.
Exactly what should be happening. The contact between the club and its fans is non existent, there will only be one when the NWEMAIL prompts them.
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glasgow_blue wrote:A longstanding problem at the club.The Real Slim a former member of this forum wrote:
Exactly what should be happening. The contact between the club and its fans is non existent, there will only be one when the NWEMAIL prompts them.
Considering whats happened over the past 48 hours , there is nothing from the club on its Website, Facebook or Twitter.
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This I would think, nothing else makes sense really. It won't have done much for us in terms of our own recruitment but that's football I suppose.barrowfan_chris wrote:boyliegladbach wrote: Cox might have rejected them,
Another theory is Hartlepool might have thought Cox agreeing terms we would reduce the amount we were looking for in compensation?
I just wish the club website was at least as quick as the Northern Echo for a statement.
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Nailed it there John I think.John Very Little wrote:Does anyone know what the parachute payment is the first season after a team drops out of League 2 is that Hartlepool will get?
I know its a fair bit but won't come anywhere near what the likes of Tranmere and Forest Green spent, just interested?
On the point about Livesey, he was on a good wage and wanted a 2 year contract despite being 32, not a surprise we let him go really.
Shows more ambition in letting him go as there are better players than him available and he'll not get better at his age - dropping a league shows the direction he's going.
I don't think Casson wanted to go up this season as it was too soon and would leave so much to do off the field with the ground improvements that are required for League 2 standard and this is why he never spent more cash in January which probably upset Cox.
Have no issue with Cox speaking to Hartlepool to see what they're offering (anyone would do the same) but they must've known already he had 2 years left on his contract and would've had to pay a fair amount of compensation to us?
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It increased for the 2016/2017 season I believe and is 100% of the basic award to League 2 clubs in the first season and 50% the following season - assuming they don't go back up straight away.John Very Little wrote:Does anyone know what the parachute payment is the first season after a team drops out of League 2 is that Hartlepool will get?
I read somewhere that this is about £475k in hard cash for the first season - but I'm sure someone will correct me if I am wrong.
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Mad that if true. How come clubs coming up don't get an aircraft payment?Londonblue wrote:It increased for the 2016/2017 season I believe and is 100% of the basic award to League 2 clubs in the first season and 50% the following season - assuming they don't go back up straight away.John Very Little wrote:Does anyone know what the parachute payment is the first season after a team drops out of League 2 is that Hartlepool will get?
I read somewhere that this is about £475k in hard cash for the first season - but I'm sure someone will correct me if I am wrong.
Also Casson said this buyout was in the "high 5 figures" , surely they could take that from there. Unless their money troubles are much worse than we think.
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http://www.thenonleaguefootballpaper.co ... -payments/The Real Slim a former member of this forum wrote:Mad that if true. How come clubs coming up don't get an aircraft payment?Londonblue wrote:
It increased for the 2016/2017 season I believe and is 100% of the basic award to League 2 clubs in the first season and 50% the following season - assuming they don't go back up straight away.
I read somewhere that this is about £475k in hard cash for the first season - but I'm sure someone will correct me if I am wrong.
Also Casson said this buyout was in the "high 5 figures" , surely they could take that from there. Unless their money troubles are much worse than we think.
This was from Dec 2015 - so not sure if it's changed - but it comes from a link on the Leyton Orient forum where obviously this is a relevant discussion.
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http://www.hartlepoolmail.co.uk/sport/f ... -1-8563642
Hartlepool United hope to appoint a new manager today following the breakdown of a move to bring in Paul Cox. SportMail understands that plans to attract the Barrow boss had reached an advanced stage.
However, it collapsed yesterday when the Bluebirds insisted they would demand a hefty compensation sum to release the 45-year-old from his contract at Holker Street. Cox had two seasons of a three-year contract still to run, leaving the Cumbrian club in a very strong negotiating position.
Make of that what you will. Sounds like everything was agreed except the fee
Hartlepool United hope to appoint a new manager today following the breakdown of a move to bring in Paul Cox. SportMail understands that plans to attract the Barrow boss had reached an advanced stage.
However, it collapsed yesterday when the Bluebirds insisted they would demand a hefty compensation sum to release the 45-year-old from his contract at Holker Street. Cox had two seasons of a three-year contract still to run, leaving the Cumbrian club in a very strong negotiating position.
Make of that what you will. Sounds like everything was agreed except the fee
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What I make of it, assuming it's true, is that Cox is open to offers and that if a club with money has the ability to buy out the remainder of his contract he will go.The Real Slim a former member of this forum wrote:http://www.hartlepoolmail.co.uk/sport/f ... -1-8563642
Hartlepool United hope to appoint a new manager today following the breakdown of a move to bring in Paul Cox. SportMail understands that plans to attract the Barrow boss had reached an advanced stage.
However, it collapsed yesterday when the Bluebirds insisted they would demand a hefty compensation sum to release the 45-year-old from his contract at Holker Street. Cox had two seasons of a three-year contract still to run, leaving the Cumbrian club in a very strong negotiating position.
Make of that what you will. Sounds like everything was agreed except the fee
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I would imagine if Casson had wanted to save money he would have let Cox go for very little compo and get a cheaper option in place who could work with a small budget.
With the club losing 1 million a year - I am guessing Cox had a good budget to work with. I am still not convinced we won't see Cox leaving this week. I want him to stay but if he doesn't want to be here I'd rather we had a manager that wants to manage us.
With the club losing 1 million a year - I am guessing Cox had a good budget to work with. I am still not convinced we won't see Cox leaving this week. I want him to stay but if he doesn't want to be here I'd rather we had a manager that wants to manage us.
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Jim Harvey was good working with small budgets however. He would have loved to have a go with P/C's budget last season.
Incidentally. He got the boot by talking to another club WITHOUT permission.
Incidentally. He got the boot by talking to another club WITHOUT permission.
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What if cox can't leave because of this fee? What kind of a situation does this leave between manager/owner and players. Can't see a higher division club coming in for him who would have the capita because there's plenty bigger managers out there. Papa Cass needs to get this one sorted quickly
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Craig Harrison is the new manager of Hartlepool
Be nice if we hear some kind of statement from cox of casson
Be nice if we hear some kind of statement from cox of casson
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We should just keep clapping our glorious leader and be grateful he is keeping us afloat and stop questioning the direction we are going in.The Real Slim a former member of this forum wrote:boyliegladbach wrote:The owner needs to make a statement.
I doubt that will happen.
Exactly what should be happening. The contact between the club and its fans is non existent, there will only be one when the NWEMAIL prompts them.
Now Paul Cox is staying watch us buy some real quality players.
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Exactly Pedro, close your eyes and question nothing!Pedro wrote:We should just keep clapping our glorious leader and be grateful he is keeping us afloat and stop questioning the direction we are going in.The Real Slim a former member of this forum wrote:
Exactly what should be happening. The contact between the club and its fans is non existent, there will only be one when the NWEMAIL prompts them.
Now Paul Cox is staying watch us buy some real quality players.
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