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Player Valuation: £8m
Anyone find this touting for clubs whilst still under contract nauseating?
http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/35234602
Don't get me wrong every one has to make ends meet. Life for footballer's at the lower end of pyramid is precarious, not often well paid and careers uncertain. Therefore sniffing out opportunities beyond your current employer is as permissible and understandable for probably 99% ll of us in the rat race. Agents have inevitably become attached to this (like many other industries and thus perpetuating the lowering of standards and expectations of 'loyalty', too).
But squeaky clean Guardiola. Decent Rep, Decent record. Why does he need to do this and stick a 'For Sale' sign on his head? It's an awful example, unnecessary and deeply disrespectful to Bayern Munich (which arguably I won't lose sleep over).
Anyone else see this as a grossly distasteful advert whilst one's employed? Or am I over-reacting to an honest Newspaper article rather than creepy agent doing the exact same thing for him?
http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/35234602
Don't get me wrong every one has to make ends meet. Life for footballer's at the lower end of pyramid is precarious, not often well paid and careers uncertain. Therefore sniffing out opportunities beyond your current employer is as permissible and understandable for probably 99% ll of us in the rat race. Agents have inevitably become attached to this (like many other industries and thus perpetuating the lowering of standards and expectations of 'loyalty', too).
But squeaky clean Guardiola. Decent Rep, Decent record. Why does he need to do this and stick a 'For Sale' sign on his head? It's an awful example, unnecessary and deeply disrespectful to Bayern Munich (which arguably I won't lose sleep over).
Anyone else see this as a grossly distasteful advert whilst one's employed? Or am I over-reacting to an honest Newspaper article rather than creepy agent doing the exact same thing for him?