He should, I pay his wages.
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He should, I pay his wages.
orly
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And people wonder why the crowd is apathetic. Rotten to its core at the moment. Bare minimum the CEO should move on, he sets the company culture and ethos and he has sat on a major episode of workplace maltreatment
Yeh I mean you can pluck the situation completely away from football, the sport is irrelevant, just on a human level it’s unacceptable behaviour. Makes me feel sick our supposed people’s club can ignore the treatment of someone like they did.
BlueLlama
10/11/17 TWAIN CRUSH DAY
I was quoting another poster, I’ll talk about the players abilities if I want to.
Anyway this is old news, none of you cared last year. Also saying this is about human rights is hilariously over the top.
Thing is, imagine if Niasse didn’t have a character as strong as he seems to. That interview would never have happened, the initial article wouldn’t have aired, and none of us would be any wiser to it. Could have completely broken that man and it would have stayed in the shadows.
orly
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Not sure the bit about withheld medical treatment was to be honest .
It's not human rights but certainly a rotten workplace culture
As my lad just said, it's a sad day if the Hierarchy knew this was going on, and chose to ignore it. Questions need to be asked.
Blueway
Player Valuation: £950k
Possible yes, maybe it’s how footy works, don’t know much about grass routes and coming through the divisions in football, so that would fault Hull and EFC, sad that they are both happy to sweep it
Appreciate you are responding to another poster on the answer so I apologies for that, moving to your second response, nobody knew last year how this man was being treated and sorry if you think bullying anybody is not wrong and is not an invasion of human rights then I strongly disagree.
Curious about how Unsworth treated Nisse, all the while he was there and also didn't have a locker?
ncblue
Player Valuation: £6m
In hindsight.. yes some of the players should have stood up and been more vocal in their support for Oumar but we're hardly overrun with leaders among the team as it is let alone taking the manager to task. They probably feared Koemans wrath too. Not excusing that this was allowed to happen but I think it's a tad much to say the club is rotten from top to bottom. Just glad Koeman and his gang have gone.
BlueLlama
10/11/17 TWAIN CRUSH DAY
It is wrong but it’s not a breach of human rights. He’s not been tortured, his vote withheld, his privacy violated etc.
ncblue
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I think on the video he says he had to "wait" for treatment. Nothing about it being withheld.
According to Unsworth today, Koeman changed the set up so that the first team ate and trained separately from the U23's - hence the reason Oumar wasn't eating with the first team. I don't know but maybe there's a pecking order with treatment so that the first team get in first and the U23's go later? That might be the reason for the waiting.
Blueway
Player Valuation: £950k
Fai
ok we disagree. It’s a court of law my friend, you could say his privacy was destroyed, his career destroyed, his standing as a man destroyed, if he had given in. He didn’t. Call it what you will.
Only going by what Unsworth was like when talking about Niasse after U23s games mate, but he was always praising him, said he was hard working in training, had the respect of the younger lads, fantastic work rate in games, and was a great professional.
Toast
Player Valuation: £80m
Hope Joe Royle watches this.
And he should cringe.
His views on Niasse, before Koeman even took over are interesting.
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