Hearts Deny Nade has Contract for Next Season

[seanraff07]

http://edinburghnews.scotsman.com/sport/Hearts-deny-Nade-has-contract.6291833.jp (http://edinburghnews.scotsman.com/sport/Hearts-deny-Nade-has-contract.6291833.jp)

:faf:

[Bayern Bru]

:boo hoo:

Nade must stay! :thumbsup:

[Hibercelona]

and I really thought he had done enough this season...

[seanraff07]

I'm sure they will be claiming he hasn't signed a contract cause they can't afford to pay the wages of a player of his quality.:agree:

[Bayern Bru]

I'm sure they will be claiming he hasn't signed a contract cause they can't afford to pay the wages of a player of his quality.:agree:

or size.

[Mikey]

Nade says he signed an extension and Hearts say he didn't.

Given previous contract nonsense at the PBS, who do you believe?

I hope Nade takes them to the cleaners :greengrin

[cwilliamson85]

Nade says he signed an extension and Hearts say he didn't.

Given previous contract nonsense at the PBS, who do you believe?

I hope Nade takes them to the cleaners :greengrin

Has Csaba got his £ yet?

[Mark79]

I heard from a colleague he has signed a 3 year deal but has lost the paperwork in his house. Just gets better.

[cwilliamson85]

I heard from a colleague he has signed a 3 year deal but has lost the paperwork in his house. Just gets better.

Maybe it’s in his glove compartment

http://www.thesun.co.uk/scotsol/homepage/news/2903313/Hearts-player-Christian-Nade-is-chased-by-a-luxury-car-hire-firm-over-missing-Lamborghini.html

[magpie1892]

I heard from a colleague he has signed a 3 year deal but has lost the paperwork in his house. Just gets better.

He ate it.

[An Leargaidh]

or size.

Restaurant managers approach City Council

Branch managers of several local fast food restaurants in the west end of the city have asked Edinburgh City Council to intervene in an attempt to prevent a potential profit plunge now the SPL season has ended.
Jad Thomson, manager of McDonalds Gorgie Road and Emma Foreburn, manager of Burger King's Edinburgh 3 branch in the Gyle Shopping Centre expressed a unanimous view that with the threatened departure of French footballer Christian Nadé from the local football team could cause staff cutbacks as the restaurants struggle to balance the books. "Mr. Nadé usually spends about £500 a week in our restaurant and that is not including the extras like McFlurrys", said Thomson today. Meanwhile his counterpart from BK, Ms. Foreburn agreed with this outlook. "We have several part-timers who are allocated to the time of day when Big Chris as we lovingly call him tends to come in. We even have a custom burger we cook just for him called Le Whopper. We charge his tab £17.50 per burger for these and he can fly through a good few of these during a visit!", she explained. A manager from the local KFC restaurant was unavailable to comment on the seemingly inevitable departure of Mr. Nadé from the capital.

'Edinburgh Western Daily News - 13.5.2010'

[lyonhibs]

Can't that collection of incompetent clowns even get rid of a player without causing a hilarious fandango??

[brog]

Maybe it’s in his glove compartment

http://www.thesun.co.uk/scotsol/homepage/news/2903313/Hearts-player-Christian-Nade-is-chased-by-a-luxury-car-hire-firm-over-missing-Lamborghini.html (http://www.thesun.co.uk/scotsol/homepage/news/2903313/Hearts-player-Christian-Nade-is-chased-by-a-luxury-car-hire-firm-over-missing-Lamborghini.html)


Are they also looking for a forklift truck? :wink:

[Fife-Hibee]

Restaurant managers approach City Council

Branch managers of several local fast food restaurants in the west end of the city have asked Edinburgh City Council to intervene in an attempt to prevent a potential profit plunge now the SPL season has ended.
Jad Thomson, manager of McDonalds Gorgie Road and Emma Foreburn, manager of Burger King's Edinburgh 3 branch in the Gyle Shopping Centre expressed a unanimous view that with the threatened departure of French footballer Christian Nadé from the local football team could cause staff cutbacks as the restaurants struggle to balance the books. "Mr. Nadé usually spends about £500 a week in our restaurant and that is not including the extras like McFlurrys", said Thomson today. Meanwhile his counterpart from BK, Ms. Foreburn agreed with this outlook. "We have several part-timers who are allocated to the time of day when Big Chris as we lovingly call him tends to come in. We even have a custom burger we cook just for him called Le Whopper. We charge his tab £17.50 per burger for these and he can fly through a good few of these during a visit!", she explained. A manager from the local KFC restaurant was unavailable to comment on the seemingly inevitable departure of Mr. Nadé from the capital.

'Edinburgh Western Daily News - 13.5.2010'

:top marks

[Holmesdale Hibs]

http://edinburghnews.scotsman.com/sport/Hearts-deny-Nade-has-contract.6291833.jp (http://edinburghnews.scotsman.com/sport/Hearts-deny-Nade-has-contract.6291833.jp)

:faf:

:faf: A fat boy suing a team because he's too **** to get a contract even though they have no other strikers. I thought we had seen it all from hearts, obviously not.

I for one will miss him. Hopefully his replacement (if they can afford one) is equally as ineffective and as good a source of amusement for everyone on this board.

[IWasThere2016]

Restaurant managers approach City Council

Branch managers of several local fast food restaurants in the west end of the city have asked Edinburgh City Council to intervene in an attempt to prevent a potential profit plunge now the SPL season has ended.
Jad Thomson, manager of McDonalds Gorgie Road and Emma Foreburn, manager of Burger King's Edinburgh 3 branch in the Gyle Shopping Centre expressed a unanimous view that with the threatened departure of French footballer Christian Nadé from the local football team could cause staff cutbacks as the restaurants struggle to balance the books. "Mr. Nadé usually spends about £500 a week in our restaurant and that is not including the extras like McFlurrys", said Thomson today. Meanwhile his counterpart from BK, Ms. Foreburn agreed with this outlook. "We have several part-timers who are allocated to the time of day when Big Chris as we lovingly call him tends to come in. We even have a custom burger we cook just for him called Le Whopper. We charge his tab £17.50 per burger for these and he can fly through a good few of these during a visit!", she explained. A manager from the local KFC restaurant was unavailable to comment on the seemingly inevitable departure of Mr. Nadé from the capital.

'Edinburgh Western Daily News - 13.5.2010'

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[Si_17]

Farewell Christian. Hero.

[Woody1985]

I reckon that he has signed a contract but HaHaHearts have stuck it away in a drawer and 'forgot about it'.

It wouldn't surprise me if Nade let them keep his copy as well. Did he not take a lambo out the country which was prohibited in an, ermm, contract.

[Toaods]

No one player is BIGGER than the club, mind you, in this care...