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And in the case of a player, we'd have got a transfer fee, but in this instant we've not had another club pay us the compo that I'm sure we wrote into his contract. I think it's quite plausible that Gus was surprised by the clubs attitude.

Exactly!!

Both sides just played the game of egos. "I want to go." "Tough, you're not going" Then a couple of months later. "We want you out." "Well, I don't know if I want to go now." Truth is, both sides wanted the same thing, such a terrible shame they couldn't have just agreed to part company...

LOL, exactly my thoughts.

May as well have been, as they didn't want to pay up what he was due in his contract. If Gus feels he didn't do anything that can be classed a Gross Misconduct then he would want to clear his name. And why wouldn't he? I really don't think that Football Clubs are that bothered by legal...

Plenty of managerial sackings roll on for ages and ages before everyone is satisfied. It doesn't leave the manager with a sullied reputation necessarily. I know the lawyer who represents Gareth Southgate and the case against Middlesbrough ran for years. Has that had any impact on Southgates...

What happens with the court case is nothing we can control, and it will take it's natural course. If the club have acted badly, then he should take us to court, and if he does so, he may well win. If the club have not acted badly, then he should not take us to court, but if he does so, he would...