Mads Bee
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Our injuries
Frampton, Charles and Tomlin ????
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/eng_div_2/4786317.stm
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/eng_div_2/4786317.stm
this is the point to where we'll see if the squad is able to take injuries and whether the younger inexperienced players can make the step up. I think they can and will be supporting them from the off.
2) I very much doubt that if Essien had been injured and out of contention for seven months from Tuesday night Chelsea would have been laughing off his £70k a week wages and filing it under "sh*t happens".
Would Ghana be liable for BFC screwing up his initial treatment?
Re Ghana and Owusu
I understand that the club are talking to FIFA now as it's impossible to get any sense out of the Ghana FA. Apparently FIFA can help but ONLY IF it was a FIFA game (or FIFA sanctioned game or whatever).
Re Ghana and Owusu
I understand that the club are talking to FIFA now as it's impossible to get any sense out of the Ghana FA. Apparently FIFA can help but ONLY IF it was a FIFA game (or FIFA sanctioned game or whatever).
FIFA have set up a special fund for this World Cup to deal with claims for serious injuries, and Owen's case will be decided on at the end of the tournament.
"We have a special insurance fund of £6million ($A14.4million) for cases of this kind," Blatter said.
FIFA cash row may spell end for Wales
Aug 13 2006
Andy Rose, Wales on Sunday
WELSH football faces financial ruin and the international team will be axed.
That is the stark warning from FAW chief David Collins who predicts the end of international football as we know it if a group of European super clubs have their way.
The G14 group, which represents 18 of the world's most powerful club sides, is supporting a case currently being fought against FIFA by Belgian side Charleroi.
Charleroi are suing football's world governing body over an injury sustained by one of their players while on international duty with Morocco two years ago which, it is claimed, cost the club European qualification and millions of Euros.
Just back from training ground - Add Masters and Griffiths to injury list
Just back from training ground - Add Masters and Griffiths to injury list

Just back from training ground - Add Masters and Griffiths to injury list
Looks like we've come up with an inovative way of dealing with our injuries!!
A surgery in the Princess Royal![]()
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http://www.brentfordfc.premiumtv.co.uk/page/News/NewsDetail/0,,10421~883488,00.html
I think the game was against a German club team so I would be amazed if FIFA will get involved. I suspect that we can sing for our compensation money.
And you don't think Chelski have access to teh funds to take this through the courts? Even if we have a rock-solid case, we would still need to find the readies for the lawyers.Well that's interesting......you seem to suggest that Ghana FA is duckin' and divin'........how do we always seem to get ourselves into these situations. I just cannot see Peter Kenyon wringing his hands and saying to Chelsea fans....."I just can't get any sense out of the Ghana FA......." and then bursting into tears.
And you don't think Chelski have access to teh funds to take this through the courts? Even if we have a rock-solid case, we would still need to find the readies for the lawyers.
I suggest that Chelsea are organised enough to know exactly where they stand. I'll give £1000 to Bees United if anyone can prove to me that Chelsea released Essien this week without knowing exactly where they stood insurance wise if he got injured.
The old business maxim......."Don't tell me how wonderful it all is.....tell me what's the worst that could happen to me if it all goes wrong" is not a bad one to live by.
Certainly a few years back when a previous Insurance company I worked for wrote their risks, Chelsea would buy their own Insurance cover for players away on International duty. I assume they still do.
So would I. Given the wages they pay and with the FA cover for England duty limited I understand to £50k per week Chelsea is bound to purchase "top up" insurance. With Brentford having released Owusu without seemingly having any handle on whether or not he was covered by Ghana FA insurance I hope that we have learned a rather expensive lesson.
Charleroi are suing football's world governing body over an injury sustained by one of their players while on international duty with Morocco two years ago which, it is claimed, cost the club European qualification and millions of Euros.
So would I. Given the wages they pay and with the FA cover for England duty limited I understand to £50k per week Chelsea is bound to purchase "top up" insurance. With Brentford having released Owusu without seemingly having any handle on whether or not he was covered by Ghana FA insurance I hope that we have learned a rather expensive lesson.
