The FA is looking at Neil Warnock's dealings at Cardiff after his son James was used in contract negotiations. (Sun)
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The FA is looking at Neil Warnock's dealings at Cardiff after his son James was used in contract negotiations. (Sun)
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/gossip
NEIL WARNOCK’S dealings at Cardiff are being probed by the FA after son James was used in contract negotiations.
Football’s rulers last night confirmed they want to hear from the Bluebirds’ manager about his son’s involvement in three separate deals.
A spokesman said: “The FA are seeking observations from the relevant parties but have no further comment at this stage.”
Captain Sean Morrison left his agent and used James Warnock to broker a new three-year deal in the summer of 2017.
The FA rulebook for agents, section E4, relates to a ‘conflict of interest’ surrounding deals that involve family members.
The manager’s son was also used to negotiate a new deal for Rhys Healey.
He signed a contract in October 2017 that takes the 24-year-old striker up to the end of next season.
Warnock’s son is also named on official FA paperwork for negotiating Craig Noone’s contract cancellation.
Winger Noone, 31, had a year left on his deal when the Bluebirds agreed to terminate it in the summer of 2017.
James Warnock’s name appears on each of the three contracts lodged with the FA for the 2017-18 season, which ended with Warnock Sr leading Cardiff back to the Premier League.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/footb...ealings-probe/
The documents for the players are stated as all having been in the FA's possession since 2017, when they were agreed. If so, why is it only now that they are being investigated. The FA must have been aware for nearly two years that James Warnock was involved (if he was). This smacks of a typically scaremongering, sensationalised story by that rag, The Sun, just to fill up column inches and on the back of the recent stories surrounding the Sala situation.
Isn’t this old news ????
Weren’t they looked at, about some transfers when he was at Palarse, and all deemed ok
Shit stirring if you ask me
The players mentioned are related to Cardiff, not Palace.Originally Posted by BLUETIT
read what I wrote !!!!!!
The same thing happened at Palarse (with different players), was investigated and nothing untoward found.
IT’S A NON STORY
Why don't you stop paying the BBC then, so we don't have to put up with this sort of thing!
The same thing happened at Palarse (with different players), was investigated and nothing untoward found.
IT’S A NON STORY
It's in the Sun! Whenever has the Sun newspaper and accurate reporting of anything newsworthy, ever been the case?
It's accurate enough for the BBC
It's not that unusual for a manager's son to be an agent. Alex Ferguson and David Moyes' sons wpring to mind but there must be others as well.
When was the last time a newspaper got sued for posting a pack of lies? They are so much more careful these days than they used to be.
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