Quote from: not3bad on October 05, 2012, 10:51:04 AMNorwich are still claiming compensation from Villa aren't they? Considering this counter claim I can see an 'out of courter' on the horizon.Two different things.Norwich are chasing Villa for compensation.Lambert's claim for unfair dismissal is nothing to do with Villa.
Norwich are still claiming compensation from Villa aren't they? Considering this counter claim I can see an 'out of courter' on the horizon.
Quote from: pauliewalnuts on October 05, 2012, 02:09:10 PMQuote from: not3bad on October 05, 2012, 10:51:04 AMNorwich are still claiming compensation from Villa aren't they? Considering this counter claim I can see an 'out of courter' on the horizon.Two different things.Norwich are chasing Villa for compensation.Lambert's claim for unfair dismissal is nothing to do with Villa.However in that article from the Express & Star Lambert appears to be saying Norwich are suing him personally.
Quote from: not3bad on October 05, 2012, 03:08:20 PMQuote from: pauliewalnuts on October 05, 2012, 02:09:10 PMQuote from: not3bad on October 05, 2012, 10:51:04 AMNorwich are still claiming compensation from Villa aren't they? Considering this counter claim I can see an 'out of courter' on the horizon.Two different things.Norwich are chasing Villa for compensation.Lambert's claim for unfair dismissal is nothing to do with Villa.However in that article from the Express & Star Lambert appears to be saying Norwich are suing him personally.personal business, and nothing to do with Villa, so Villa will have no bargaining chips to use in an out of court agreement.Even if they are suing him personally, that is his own
Quote from: not3bad on October 05, 2012, 03:08:20 PMQuote from: pauliewalnuts on October 05, 2012, 02:09:10 PMQuote from: not3bad on October 05, 2012, 10:51:04 AMNorwich are still claiming compensation from Villa aren't they? Considering this counter claim I can see an 'out of courter' on the horizon.Two different things.Norwich are chasing Villa for compensation.Lambert's claim for unfair dismissal is nothing to do with Villa.However in that article from the Express & Star Lambert appears to be saying Norwich are suing him personally.Even if they are suing him personally, that is his own personal business, and nothing to do with Villa, so Villa will have no bargaining chips to use in an out of court agreement.
Recommend that Paul sends the Norwich chairman a case of really nice cabernet sauvignon and the message, 'Thanks for the good times.' I'm reading hurt feelings here.
Paul Lambert has revealed his former club Norwich City are suing him because of his decision to leave Carrow Road for Aston Villa this summer.It comes after Canaries chairman Alan Bowkett told supporters that Lambert was suing them for breach of contract.Lambert said he was "extremely disappointed" at the comments, adding: "What Norwich haven't made public is that they are suing me."I'll let him (Bowkett) say what he has got to say and we'll see what happens."Before leaving for the Midlands on 2 June, Lambert spent three years at Carrow Road, guiding the club to back-to-back promotions from League One before finishing 12th in last season's Premier League.The Scot's exit was a messy one, with Norwich rejecting his resignation and struggling to agree a compensation package with Villa.Speaking at a Carrow Road fans' forum, attended by approximately 130 people, Bowkett said Lambert was seeking between £1.5m and £2m.A Premier League Managers' Arbitration Tribunal will decide on the case next spring and Lambert has said he will be represented by the League Managers' Association (LMA)."I'm extremely disappointed that senior officials at Norwich have made comments in relation to myself," the former Celtic and Borussia Dortmund midfielder responded."The LMA are acting on my behalf. They supported me at the time and still are."It is disrespectful and wrong to that tribunal for me to comment any more."That's the way I'm going to leave it. My main concern is Aston Villa."Am I concerned Norwich fans are only hearing one side of the story? In a word, 'yes'."