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Son Heung-Min

r-u-s-x said:
You are missing a big point there are no losses.

How much was barkley worth to Everton in the summer? 30m as this was what Chelsea off or 0 which they actually got
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That's not how losses are evaluated. They are compared to a "normal" case. The normal case of a footballer with 3 years left on their contract is not running down their contract.

Son can say until he's blue in the face that's what he would have done - that's not the measure that a court would apply.
 
scaramanga said:
That's not how losses are evaluated. They are compared to a "normal" case. The normal case of a footballer with 3 years left on their contract is not running down their contract.

Son can say until he's blue in the face that's what he would have done - that's not the measure that a court would apply.
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It's his right to do so, it really doesn't matter what is normal it's his legal right to chose.
 
metalgear said:
he is really an amazing footballer
i wonder if he will one day decide that he deserves to start most games
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I don't think he can start for a bigger club, so where would he go?

He got lots of games, and enough time to score 20 goals for us last season, integral part of a squad challenging for title, in CL, one of the most popular sportsmen in Asia, not sure he has a lot to bitch about.

We have been adjusting lineups due to injury most of this season (including his injury in internationals), and end of last season he was a starter, could see it again.

My opinion, he's almost like our FBs, plays such a high energy game, needs the occasional rest.
 
Raziel said:
I don't think he can start for a bigger club, so where would he go?

He got lots of games, and enough time to score 20 goals for us last season, integral part of a squad challenging for title, in CL, one of the most popular sportsmen in Asia, not sure he has a lot to bitch about.

We have been adjusting lineups due to injury most of this season (including his injury in internationals), and end of last season he was a starter, could see it again.

My opinion, he's almost like our FBs, plays such a high energy game, needs the occasional rest.
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Could go to a big club in a slightly smaller league. Probably be a star.
 
scaramanga said:
That's not how losses are evaluated. They are compared to a "normal" case. The normal case of a footballer with 3 years left on their contract is not running down their contract.

Son can say until he's blue in the face that's what he would have done - that's not the measure that a court would apply.
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There is one thing you are forgetting: Son can very easily claim that by postponing military service he would suffer damage to his reputation and standing with his fellow citizens (and just because you might disagree with that, doesn't mean that Korean culture ain't so). So Spurs "forcing" him to postpone his military service is at odds with his well being and therefore cannot be enforceable.
 
alekaras said:
There is one thing you are forgetting: Son can very easily claim that by postponing military service he would suffer damage to his reputation and standing with his fellow citizens (and just because you might disagree with that, doesn't mean that Korean culture ain't so). So Spurs "forcing" him to postpone his military service is at odds with his well being and therefore cannot be enforceable.
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That would be relevant when it comes to point (4). It almost certainly wouldn't get that far, because everyone settles at that point.
 
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