Carlo Ancelotti suing Everton?!!

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Carlo Ancelotti held talks over Everton bonus fund with Alisher Usmanov

Carlo Ancelotti, who is suing his former club Everton, held discussions with the controversial Russian oligarch Alisher Usmanov about a series of incentive payments

www.theguardian.com

No idea how that feller gets away with printing nothing factual.

Uzmanov had zero legal ties to the club apart from sponsorship. He wasn't a shareholder or had any legal say on the board. He'd just turn up with Mosh to flex.

If Uzi promised Carlo something via sponsorship, surely it would be Uzi he'd be going after and not the club? Being that Uzi has apparently zero ties to the club now, the links between him and the court case in relation to the club are sheer guess work.

What's owned to Carlo is 100% the clubs and Moshiri's fault, not Uzi's, cos I'm sure they'd just pay him off

 

[Tony’s Carp]

No idea how that feller gets away with printing nothing factual.

Uzmanov had zero legal ties to the club apart from sponsorship. He wasn't a shareholder or had any legal say on the board. He'd just turn up with Mosh to flex.

If Uzi promised Carlo something via sponsorship, surely it would be Uzi he'd be going after and not the club? Being that Uzi has apparently zero ties to the club now, the links between him and the court case in relation to the club are sheer guess work.

What's owned to Carlo is 100% the clubs and Moshiri's fault, not Uzi's, cos I'm sure they'd just pay him off

I suspect Carlo and his lawyers' strategy is to hope we don't want any of the Moshiri / Usmanov stuff being dragged out in open court (no matter what evidence there is / isn't of something untoward) and just settle up.

 

[Market trader]

Man City were charged with off-the-books payments by a sponsor to their manager.

Man City Premier League charges explained: What are they? What could punishment be? What's the timescale?

In February 2023, Man City were charged by Premier League with numerous alleged breaches of financial rules; The Premier League has referred the case to an independent commission

www.skysports.com

Coincidentally, Pellegrini has been fined by HMRC more than £300,000 for unpaid tax.

 

[KaiserEFC]

The simping on Carlo Ancelotti by this fanbase is absolutely unreal

 

[everton1953]

I really liked his eyebrow movements. Unforgettable Carlo.

 

[Drico]

The simping on Carlo Ancelotti by this fanbase is absolutely unreal

To be fair, it was nothing like the full-on homoerotic circle-jerk that smothered Frank Lampard. Truly, that was a, er, seminal moment in Everton's history.

 

[AndyC]

He quit without us getting anything and he then sues us. Surely he was just as in breach of contract as Everton.

He was afforded a get-out clause purely in respect of Real Madrid - blame the idiot owner, major sponsor and pathetic board that agreed to that !!!

 

[Charles Hawtrey]

No idea how that feller gets away with printing nothing factual.

Uzmanov had zero legal ties to the club apart from sponsorship. He wasn't a shareholder or had any legal say on the board. He'd just turn up with Mosh to flex.

If Uzi promised Carlo something via sponsorship, surely it would be Uzi he'd be going after and not the club? Being that Uzi has apparently zero ties to the club now, the links between him and the court case in relation to the club are sheer guess work.

What's owned to Carlo is 100% the clubs and Moshiri's fault, not Uzi's, cos I'm sure they'd just pay him off

OR maybe some of Don Carlo's family would be visited by some of uncle Uzi's family......

 

[Yarrgh]

A little polonium in his next cup of tea might raise his eyebrow a little.

Seriously though, if Usmanov promised him something, then go ask him for it. He ain't nothing to do with us.

 

[chrismpw]

To be fair, it was nothing like the full-on homoerotic circle-jerk that smothered Frank Lampard. Truly, that was a, er, seminal moment in Everton's history.

It was exciting. The promise of the start of a management career for a successful english footballer, who was articulate, intelligent and had learned off some of the best coaches in recent history. Sadly he hadn't learned how to successfilly man manage / make decisions / win a game of football.

 

[chrismpw]

A little polonium in his next cup of tea might raise his eyebrow a little.

Seriously though, if Usmanov promised him something, then go ask him for it. He ain't nothing to do with us.

I like you comment a lot.

But seriously, I wouldn't wish harm on Ancellotti fir what he did - and frankly I respect him more than Usmanov and even Everton at this point. This is how far we've sunk.

 

[GoodisonRoadSupperBarWool]

Can I sue Everton for constantly doing my head in

 

[everton1953]

I regret using references to Carlo the rat made during and after the news of his sudden departure. I was upset.

 

[KaiserEFC]

To be fair, it was nothing like the full-on homoerotic circle-jerk that smothered Frank Lampard. Truly, that was a, er, seminal moment in Everton's history.

The craziest part of that is that however deep down they kept it, not a single one of them truly thought he was going to be a good manager

 

[HalfTimeSayers]

The craziest part of that is that however deep down they kept it, not a single one of them truly thought he was going to be a good manager

I would be shocked if the next time we see Frank he isn’t sporting a rediculously thick and lustrous head of hair. Doesn’t seem the type, and hasn’t got the face, to go bald gracefully.

On Carlo, he may need the funds to come from a non sanctioned source? He’s bound to have some mesmeric tax affairs is Carlo, so cash from the club might be necessary rather than a huge wedge from the sponsor. And would be the correct way to do things anyway.

Wonder if we can sanction ourselves?