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Jack Ross

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Alfa said:
Seems to have had an issue with working outside Scotland previously.

“Ross signed a pre-contractual agreement with
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Ross suffered ankle ligament damage and spent a large part of his time on the sidelines.
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Hartlepool funded his rehabilitation and also allowed him to return home. However, Ross refused to return to Hartlepool, train or play for the club and asked Hartlepool's chairman to tear up his contract claiming he was homesick. Hartlepool refused and asked for compensation and a refund of agent fees. Ross left without consent and later went on sick and claimed that he would not return to Hartlepool even if "they were in the ". He also criticised Hartlepool manager for feeling let down by his actions, stating that "maybe the manager thinks I have let him down but that's nothing compared with how I feel about him". On 31 July 2005, Hartlepool agreed to terminate his contract after finally receiving compensation, which included a refund of the fees paid to Ross's agent.”
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That was a long time ago tbf and he was a player. Completely different situation.
 
Alfa said:
Seems to have had an issue with working outside Scotland previously.

“Ross signed a pre-contractual agreement with
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in April 2004.
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Ross suffered ankle ligament damage and spent a large part of his time on the sidelines.
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Hartlepool funded his rehabilitation and also allowed him to return home. However, Ross refused to return to Hartlepool, train or play for the club and asked Hartlepool's chairman to tear up his contract claiming he was homesick. Hartlepool refused and asked for compensation and a refund of agent fees. Ross left without consent and later went on sick and claimed that he would not return to Hartlepool even if "they were in the ". He also criticised Hartlepool manager for feeling let down by his actions, stating that "maybe the manager thinks I have let him down but that's nothing compared with how I feel about him". On 31 July 2005, Hartlepool agreed to terminate his contract after finally receiving compensation, which included a refund of the fees paid to Ross's agent.”
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Sounds like a bit of a scrunt to me, steer clear, avoid like the plague.
 
Alfa said:
Dennis Smith hadn’t exactly set the world alight as a manager but he did ok. We’ll just have to hope whoever they go for gets it right.
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Ok he was bloody superb with what he had to work with
Like Malcolm Crosby only manager to be sacked on a pools coupon result
 
Alfa said:
Seems to have had an issue with working outside Scotland previously.

“Ross signed a pre-contractual agreement with
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in April 2004.
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Ross suffered ankle ligament damage and spent a large part of his time on the sidelines.
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Hartlepool funded his rehabilitation and also allowed him to return home. However, Ross refused to return to Hartlepool, train or play for the club and asked Hartlepool's chairman to tear up his contract claiming he was homesick. Hartlepool refused and asked for compensation and a refund of agent fees. Ross left without consent and later went on sick and claimed that he would not return to Hartlepool even if "they were in the ". He also criticised Hartlepool manager for feeling let down by his actions, stating that "maybe the manager thinks I have let him down but that's nothing compared with how I feel about him". On 31 July 2005, Hartlepool agreed to terminate his contract after finally receiving compensation, which included a refund of the fees paid to Ross's agent.”
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Hartlepool or Scotland!!! Hm Hartlepool doesn't have that Sturgeon idiot
 
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