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"Mr. Khan gave me two million dollars to exaggerate a story that happens all the time so he could fire Urban with cause."

Not that I mind because I hate Urbans guts, lol.

Could be worse; he could've said two guys wearing Buckeye hats and masks attacked him in the middle of the night on the way to a sandwich shop, trying a noose around his leg shouting, "This is Urban country!"
 
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OriginalCanesCanesCanes said:
Yeah those are all good points. Since we’re talking about a third-party being involved here, I am not wholly familiar with all the intricacies of what is, in essence, a three-way contract between coach, owner and the league, or at least with the league having contractual input on things that you mentioned by code of contact.

I do deal with contracts on al most a daily basis, but since these are B2B contracts, it’s a completely different animal than an employment contract or a personal services contract.

My only experience with employment contracts is the employee agreement that I operate under which basically I just signed, it wasn’t like like a negotiable deal, it’s pretty much a boiler plate that everyone that works at my level has to sign. Noncompete stuff mainly.
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It's all good, sir, I totally understand your perspective. To maybe simplify it, it's the functional equivalent of if you signed an employment contract, and then your contract said you had to abide by the Company Handbook, which is a separate document. You may even have to sign a 1-pager acknowledging that you "read" the Company Handbook and agree to abide by it. But you don't have to duplicate the entire Handbook in each contract, you just "incorporate it by reference". Then, if you violate some clause in the Handbook, it might be possible to terminate the employment contract for what is, essentially, a term or obligation that was defined elsewhere, meaning NOT in the contract itself.

The world is getting more complex, I think my most recent on-boarding involved two dozen documents to sign/acknowledge.
 
Liberty City El said:
Lol, that will never happen.

Teblow has actual worshippers, like legitimately has a cult in Northern Florida.
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Not just in north Florida. In Okeechobee, a private golf course sponsored a dinner with Tebow where he would speak.

At $500 a plate.

It was sold out in two days. :/
 
UMinati said:
These guidelines are for players - coaches only fall under ‘detrimental to the league’. This lightweight stuff won’t apply to owners and coaches. He might negotiate down but he’s getting most of that contract.
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Remains to be seen. There's also a separate Code of Conduct for coaches, and I'd wager serious cash that "striking or kicking a player" is something that is not allowed by the NFL. I highly doubt that Urban's genius representation could either negotiate for an "allowed to kick players" clause or delete the "not allowed to kick players" clause prior to signing...

I realize that this video involves a coach on the collegiate level, but I was watching this Gaytor Bowl game live and I remember thinking it was wrong even as it happened:

 
TheOriginalCane said:
Remains to be seen. There's also a separate Code of Conduct for coaches, and I'd wager serious cash that "striking or kicking a player" is something that is not allowed by the NFL. I highly doubt that Urban's genius representation could either negotiate for an "allowed to kick players" clause or delete the "not allowed to kick players" clause prior to signing...

I realize that this video involves a coach on the collegiate level, but I was watching this Gaytor Bowl game live and I remember thinking it was wrong even as it happened:

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Saw this on live TV. Could not believe it. What a way for Woody to go out…..
 
JeddTheFisch said:
Shahid Khan is a naturalized citizen. I believe he's been in the US since he was a kid.
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Ok, negus been here for eons and racist **** happens daily on every level; I’m talking about access, power, influence and perception.’They’ are going to protect Urban because of his position and what it represents.

IDGAD what Khan’s paperwork says, post 9/11 they would of called him a Sand Nickel and locked his *** up. And to quote the redneck mechanic at the Dade City tire place, “they gon pay Urban Meyer causa Whyte Pour.”

I’m thinking $2-4M per year over 15years or something like that. We’ll see.
 
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TheOriginalCane said:
It's all good, sir, I totally understand your perspective. To maybe simplify it, it's the functional equivalent of if you signed an employment contract, and then your contract said you had to abide by the Company Handbook, which is a separate document. You may even have to sign a 1-pager acknowledging that you "read" the Company Handbook and agree to abide by it. But you don't have to duplicate the entire Handbook in each contract, you just "incorporate it by reference". Then, if you violate some clause in the Handbook, it might be possible to terminate the employment contract for what is, essentially, a term or obligation that was defined elsewhere, meaning NOT in the contract itself.

The world is getting more complex, I think my most recent on-boarding involved two dozen documents to sign/acknowledge.
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My employment agreement is exactly like that, they refer to the employee handbook, and even have wording that refers to whatever employee handbook is in effect at my time of employement, which is taking in consideration that the handbook can change, and it does, every year.

But the actual document I sign is more about a noncompete aspect. But since it does refer to the employee handbook, there are several things that I could do that would violate that and could lead to my firing without the previously agreed to severance, not just severance based on years of service, but stock options earned.

Of course I have no idea what type of agreement urban signed in terms of its wording, and I don’t even know if he has an additional personal services type agreement with the actual owner. That might not be outside of the realm of possibility.

Having said that, I would be completely astonished if there are not personal conduct clauses in these coaching agreements.
 
UMinati said:
Ok, negus been here for eons and racist **** happens daily on every level; I’m talking about access, power, influence and perception.’They’ are going to protect Urban because of his position and what it represents.

IDGAD what Khan’s paperwork says, post 9/11 they would of called him a Sand Nickel and locked his *** up. And to quote the redneck mechanic at the Dade City tire place, “they gon pay Urban Meyer causa Whyte Pour.”

I’m thinking $2-4M per year over 15years or something like that. We’ll see.
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Yeah I’m having a hard time here, can you run this by me again. I mean what this means in respect to Khan
 
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