CheLOLsea

[From Despair To Where?]

Some quite steep fines there but all seems pretty fair and designed to instil a sense of respect for the club and team mates.

Wonder if Frank had similar levies at Derby and how much you'd get fined for wrecking the club captain's legs in a drunken car crash?

[WoodleyRoyal]

Some quite steep fines there but all seems pretty fair and designed to instil a sense of respect for the club and team mates.

Wonder if Frank had similar levies at Derby and how much you'd get fined for wrecking the club captain's legs in a drunken car crash?

It's an odd concept in this day and age, fines. No other walk of life would you get a fine for being late to work. Is it even legal? i assume it must be

[From Despair To Where?]

I've worked in places that still have time & attendance bonuses as an element of pay.

I don't think it's too much to expect someone who gets paid £100,000 a week to work 5hrs a day to turn up on time and if it takes a threat of getting docked a day's pay to do so, it would suggest that there was a poor culture at the club, which would appear evident from the problems Sarri had last season.

I suspect it's an young and inexperienced manager looking to stamp his authority on a notoriously difficult dressing room.

[stealthpapes]

Some quite steep fines there but all seems pretty fair and designed to instil a sense of respect for the club and team mates.

Wonder if Frank had similar levies at Derby and how much you'd get fined for wrecking the club captain's legs in a drunken car crash?

It's an odd concept in this day and age, fines. No other walk of life would you get a fine for being late to work. Is it even legal? i assume it must be

It's clearly semi-official, as its being used to pay for "team activities and charitable bodies".

The doping comment at the end seems very sensible all things considered.

However, I, for one, am reluctant to sign up to body composition rules

[dizzynewheights]

Chelsea, like most pl teams I imagine, stop in a hotel before home games as well as away ones - theirs is across the road from my flat.

So a 2,500 quid fine for not making it downstairs to the coach on time is pretty reasonable I'd say

[Sanguine]

Probably late on this, but I found out today that Tammy Abraham's first name is actually Kevin.

[Old Man Andrews]

Was he a huge fan of Tammy Wynette growing up and adopted the name?

[Silver Fox]

Probably late on this, but I found out today that Tammy Abraham's first name is actually Kevin.

That's disappointing, especially in light of what I found out recently, namely that his brother is called Timmy

[Hendo]

Probably late on this, but I found out today that Tammy Abraham's first name is actually Kevin.

That's disappointing, especially in light of what I found out recently, namely that his brother is called Timmy

[Sanguine]

Probably late on this, but I found out today that Tammy Abraham's first name is actually Kevin.

That's disappointing, especially in light of what I found out recently, namely that his brother is called Timmy

Indeed. One of his Nigerian middle names is Tamaraebi.
Can't find Timmy's real name (academy player at Fulham), but I'm assuming he isn't a Timothy.

[Old Man Andrews]

Probably late on this, but I found out today that Tammy Abraham's first name is actually Kevin.

That's disappointing, especially in light of what I found out recently, namely that his brother is called Timmy

Are you associating two black footballers with chocolate bars Hendo?

[Hendo]

That's disappointing, especially in light of what I found out recently, namely that his brother is called Timmy

Are you associating two black footballers with chocolate bars Hendo?

No

[Sanguine]

Timmy's actual name is Jason.

[Old Man Andrews]

Are you associating two black footballers with chocolate bars Hendo?

No

I don't think that but just wanted you to make it clear as it could be misconstrued by someone who didnt know your character.

[Hendo]

Ok, good.

[genome]

Chelsea's run of fixtures in late Jan/early Feb

[Old Man Andrews]

A game against some relegation fodder and then 4 really tough games in a row.

[BR0B0T]

Are you associating two black footballers with chocolate bars Hendo?

No

I don't think that but just wanted you to make it clear as it could be misconstrued by someone who didnt know your character.

I think he is

[Simmops]

Let's see if lamps tinkered with the team in Jan.

[10539.4 Miles Away]

Some quite steep fines there but all seems pretty fair and designed to instil a sense of respect for the club and team mates.

Wonder if Frank had similar levies at Derby and how much you'd get fined for wrecking the club captain's legs in a drunken car crash?

It's an odd concept in this day and age, fines. No other walk of life would you get a fine for being late to work. Is it even legal? i assume it must be

It's clearly semi-official, as its being used to pay for "team activities and charitable bodies".

The doping comment at the end seems very sensible all things considered.

However, I, for one, am reluctant to sign up to body composition rules

I feel the 'doping' rule would have benefited from adding "anti-" before doping rather than sounding a little like they need to inform the staff so they don't miss one of their doping sessions