Not sure if it has been posted on here but Derby have sacked Keogh for gross misconduct. That is proper grim, he maybe their captain and as a senior pro should set an example but they have only done it to save paying him as he is unlikely to play again.
Not sure if it has been posted on here but Derby have sacked Keogh for gross misconduct. That is proper grim, he maybe their captain and as a senior pro should set an example but they have only done it to save paying him as he is unlikely to play again.
Not sure if it has been posted on here but Derby have sacked Keogh for gross misconduct. That is proper grim, he maybe their captain and as a senior pro should set an example but they have only done it to save paying him as he is unlikely to play again.
Can you blame them?
Double standards when they've not issued similar action against Lawrence / Bennett
Had they given the same punishment to all three then no I wouldnt blame them
They've basically sent a message saying its okay to drink drive if your young and talent, dont even be a passenger if your at the tail end of your career
Not sure if it has been posted on here but Derby have sacked Keogh for gross misconduct. That is proper grim, he maybe their captain and as a senior pro should set an example but they have only done it to save paying him as he is unlikely to play again.
Can you blame them?
Double standards when they've not issued similar action against Lawrence / Bennett
Had they given the same punishment to all three then no I wouldnt blame them
They've basically sent a message saying its okay to drink drive if your young and talent, dont even be a passenger if your at the tail end of your career
Not sure if it has been posted on here but Derby have sacked Keogh for gross misconduct. That is proper grim, he maybe their captain and as a senior pro should set an example but they have only done it to save paying him as he is unlikely to play again.
Can you blame them?
Double standards when they've not issued similar action against Lawrence / Bennett
Had they given the same punishment to all three then no I wouldnt blame them
They've basically sent a message saying its okay to drink drive if your young and talent, dont even be a passenger if your at the tail end of your career
Not sure if it has been posted on here but Derby have sacked Keogh for gross misconduct. That is proper grim, he maybe their captain and as a senior pro should set an example but they have only done it to save paying him as he is unlikely to play again.
Derby showing not just double standard but triple & quadruple !!
2 players charged & sentenced for drunk driving get off Scott free from the club.....but their captain who was injured in the crash us sacked. If I was Keogh I''d now be suing the player for injury compensation etc etc.
Just shows what club Derby are. Just remind me how they got round fpp rules.....selling their ground to themselves wasnt it...?
Keogh is sacked and the other two get fined six weeks wages.
I wonder if this is what Keogh will base his appeal on
Derby have effectively let the instigators off whilst punishing someone who in a way just happened to be there
Would be like me killing someone in a traffic accident yet my Wife gets the sentence because she was a passenger
It would be like if Tom Lockyer crashed a car when pissed, Charlton fining him 6 weeks wages as a punishment but then sacking Lewis Page who was in the back seat
Keogh is sacked and the other two get fined six weeks wages.
I wonder if this is what Keogh will base his appeal on
Derby have effectively let the instigators off whilst punishing someone who in a way just happened to be there
Would be like me killing someone in a traffic accident yet my Wife gets the sentence because she was a passenger
It would be like if Tom Lockyer crashed a car when pissed, Charlton fining him 6 weeks wages as a punishment but then sacking Lewis Page who was in the back seat
Lewis Page isn’t club captain. Derby will argue that Keogh was held to a higher standard of responsibility (which was probably reflected in his remuneration) than the other players.
Keogh is sacked and the other two get fined six weeks wages.
I wonder if this is what Keogh will base his appeal on
Derby have effectively let the instigators off whilst punishing someone who in a way just happened to be there
Would be like me killing someone in a traffic accident yet my Wife gets the sentence because she was a passenger
It would be like if Tom Lockyer crashed a car when pissed, Charlton fining him 6 weeks wages as a punishment but then sacking Lewis Page who was in the back seat
Lewis Page would've got injured just reading about it in the newspaper
Keogh is sacked and the other two get fined six weeks wages.
I wonder if this is what Keogh will base his appeal on
Derby have effectively let the instigators off whilst punishing someone who in a way just happened to be there
Would be like me killing someone in a traffic accident yet my Wife gets the sentence because she was a passenger
It would be like if Tom Lockyer crashed a car when pissed, Charlton fining him 6 weeks wages as a punishment but then sacking Lewis Page who was in the back seat
Lewis Page isn’t club captain. Derby will argue that Keogh was held to a higher standard of responsibility (which was probably reflected in his remuneration) than the other players.
All 3 of them are professional athletes representing a club that like us probably wants a good community reputation. Footballers really do need to be squeaky clean these days and they would have known that.
The other 2 are also adults that are capable of making their own decisions. They chose to be complete arseholes
Keogh is sacked and the other two get fined six weeks wages.
I wonder if this is what Keogh will base his appeal on
Derby have effectively let the instigators off whilst punishing someone who in a way just happened to be there
Would be like me killing someone in a traffic accident yet my Wife gets the sentence because she was a passenger
It would be like if Tom Lockyer crashed a car when pissed, Charlton fining him 6 weeks wages as a punishment but then sacking Lewis Page who was in the back seat
It would be interesting to know, in a team-bonding, presumably compulsory night out. whether Derby were paying for the drinks. I reckon they will get slaughtered in court. Deservedly so.
It would be interesting to know, in a team-bonding, presumably compulsory night out. whether Derby were paying for the drinks. I reckon they will get slaughtered in court. Deservedly so.
Keogh is sacked and the other two get fined six weeks wages.
I wonder if this is what Keogh will base his appeal on
Derby have effectively let the instigators off whilst punishing someone who in a way just happened to be there
Would be like me killing someone in a traffic accident yet my Wife gets the sentence because she was a passenger
It would be like if Tom Lockyer crashed a car when pissed, Charlton fining him 6 weeks wages as a punishment but then sacking Lewis Page who was in the back seat
QED. The managers had a greater responsibility than a member of staff, captain or not. The sackings (if any, and I think not), start at the top and work there way down IMO.
Keogh is sacked and the other two get fined six weeks wages.
I wonder if this is what Keogh will base his appeal on
Derby have effectively let the instigators off whilst punishing someone who in a way just happened to be there
Would be like me killing someone in a traffic accident yet my Wife gets the sentence because she was a passenger
It would be like if Tom Lockyer crashed a car when pissed, Charlton fining him 6 weeks wages as a punishment but then sacking Lewis Page who was in the back seat
Lewis Page isn’t club captain. Derby will argue that Keogh was held to a higher standard of responsibility (which was probably reflected in his remuneration) than the other players.
Is there any case law to confirm this. I can see many a lawyer licking their lips at the thought of challenging this if this is the basis of the dismissal
It would be interesting to know, in a team-bonding, presumably compulsory night out. whether Derby were paying for the drinks. I reckon they will get slaughtered in court. Deservedly so.
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Unless i am mistaken Derby offered to pay for taxis to and from the event so a good lawyer could easily argue this away
QED. The managers had a greater responsibility than a member of staff, captain or not. The sackings (if any, and I think not), start at the top and work there way down IMO.
Following this logic no company would ever have a night out let alone a Christmas celebration.
QED. The managers had a greater responsibility than a member of staff, captain or not. The sackings (if any, and I think not), start at the top and work there way down IMO.
Following this logic no company would ever have a night out let alone a Christmas celebration.
We get an email from the company telling us basically to behave and them trying to wash their hands if anything untoward happens.
If we strip this back a bit, he wasnt driving, the other two divs were yet they are somehow uninjured and not punished to the same degree. That sums football up, Keogh is now an old man in footballing terms so he becomes more expendable. The other two are decent and young and one cost a fortune so are given another chance
Keogh is an utter fucking pleb no doubt about it by getting in the car knowing how pissed, not just over the limit the driver was is beyond stupid but he was also drunk so I suppose I can understand if not forgive the lack of rational thinking
I just don't see how a club, employer whatever can take that line with him but not the two who nearly killed people including themselves
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Had they given the same punishment to all three then no I wouldnt blame them
They've basically sent a message saying its okay to drink drive if your young and talent, dont even be a passenger if your at the tail end of your career
Keogh is sacked and the other two get fined six weeks wages.
2 players charged & sentenced for drunk driving get off Scott free from the club.....but their captain who was injured in the crash us sacked. If I was Keogh I''d now be suing the player for injury compensation etc etc.
Just shows what club Derby are. Just remind me how they got round fpp rules.....selling their ground to themselves wasnt it...?
So glad we beat them.
Derby have effectively let the instigators off whilst punishing someone who in a way just happened to be there
Would be like me killing someone in a traffic accident yet my Wife gets the sentence because she was a passenger
i now hope they get relegated, see how they get on in league 1 with their wage bill.
The other 2 are also adults that are capable of making their own decisions. They chose to be complete arseholes
He got drunk so we sacked him your honour.
Why didn’t the management insist that he and the others went home when everyone else did?
They were all too pissed sir.
Keogh is an utter fucking pleb no doubt about it by getting in the car knowing how pissed, not just over the limit the driver was is beyond stupid but he was also drunk so I suppose I can understand if not forgive the lack of rational thinking
I just don't see how a club, employer whatever can take that line with him but not the two who nearly killed people including themselves