https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/spo...ws/angus-macdonald-hull-city-barnsley-5212944 Someone will have to explain to me how there was no dishonesty on either side, how our manager at the time said in a press conference MacDonald had an iron deficiency before the transfer was done, yet we now owe them just under £1million for a player we sold to them for a lot less than that.
So, they've sold him for a profit, and got another million from us, despite the panel saying there was no dishonesty from any party, and the claim was for an act of dishonesty. That transfer went well then.
Because hull didn't like having to pay the wages of a man with cancer no matter how much they dress it up, the timing of their refusal to pay could not be any clearer and because the arbitration used by the EFL has been proven time and time again to be completely useless
Bonkers. It was our fault he developed cancer? The iron deficiency was common knowledge too. We've been shafted here big style.
Makes no sense that. Sold for £750k, no dishonesty on either side, mentioned publicly by our then manager, tested as part of his medical. £1m in compo? It just doesn’t make sense in the slightest to the point where I’m questioning the legitimacy of the article?
Barnsley's worst ever transfer. Selling Angus MacDonald and £300,000 to Hull for nothing. And they were so happy till he got cancer too, not that it's related to them suddenly stopping payments in anyyyyy way it's just a pure coincidence that they were happily paying until he got it and then suddenly stopped and sued
I like to consider myself quite clued up..... I once got a 9 letter on Countdown. But my mind can't get itself around that?!?
I have a vague recollection of Hecky mentioning Macdonalds iron deficiency in a presser. So how can Hull City claim they were not aware of it?
I don’t understand why it would be our responsibility to inform Hull of his condition. Surely Angus was capable of telling them, and isn’t the purpose of a medical to check the health of a player before signing? Seems proper odd.