Tom Lawrence

[ram1964 1,791]

5 hours ago, If we shoot we might score said:

If only we knew when that day was.........

29 Feb 😅😄

[plymouthram 904]

11 minutes ago, ram1964 said:

29 Feb 😅😄

Hold on, we have'nt got a game on that date.

[MuespachRam 6,209]

4 hours ago, bucktwo said:

Any chance someone will bid for him in the next few days ??? 

Really hope so. 

Not a chance in hell. 

[Ramslad1992 1,827]

This is a guy who has obviously struggled recently with his mum passing away but a lot of what I see is football related. He made a mistake with what he did and has paid the price...

let’s get behind him and support him. Someone that has struggled mentally WILL NOT perform to their best abilities being scrutinised and judged every single minute of every single day. 
 

Footballers are people not robots. Give the guy a break and ducking support him... like supporters should do. 

[Spanish 3,362]

13 hours ago, Tyler Durden said:

There's no such legal term as constructive resignation, there is as you rightly say one for constructive dismissal which is extremely hard to prove and only a small percentage of ETs find in the plaintiffs favour.

In any company you cannot impose legally a variation in terms and conditions without given notice then the employee has the choice whether to accept these or work under duress. Keogh has a fixed contract which is far more powerful then normal employment contracts and unless there were specific terms imposed for Derby to vary this contract then it was illegal of Derby to do so.

I'd have done exactly the same thing in Keoghs case and the 3 protagonists in the incident were not dealt with evenly or consistently by the club.

good grief I wasn't being serious.  As an employer the threat of constructive dismissal affects many decisions but the reverse never seems to work.  I had one guy who decided that he didn't want to do part of his contract but generously said he would continue to do part of his job on reduced money, I sacked him under breach of contract (I couldn't employ someone for part of the job he abandoned).  He took me to tribunal and I lost.  I worked for a bank and one of my staff got caught for shoplifting, sacked him  for GM (didnt think his action was in line of that expected from a bank employee), took me to tribunal and we lost.  They felt we should redeploy him in an area not so exposed to financial activity.  Tribunals cost thousands in legal bills and the decision is always in doubt, I now go mediation route which I have found to be far more worthwhile.

[Finch 281]

12 hours ago, Ramslad1992 said:

This is a guy who has obviously struggled recently with his mum passing away but a lot of what I see is football related. He made a mistake with what he did and has paid the price...

let’s get behind him and support him. Someone that has struggled mentally WILL NOT perform to their best abilities being scrutinised and judged every single minute of every single day. 
 

Footballers are people not robots. Give the guy a break and ducking support him... like supporters should do. 

Like we did Keogh?

[James Pond 453]

3 hours ago, Spanish said:

good grief I wasn't being serious.  As an employer the threat of constructive dismissal affects many decisions but the reverse never seems to work.  I had one guy who decided that he didn't want to do part of his contract but generously said he would continue to do part of his job on reduced money, I sacked him under breach of contract (I couldn't employ someone for part of the job he abandoned).  He took me to tribunal and I lost.  I worked for a bank and one of my staff got caught for shoplifting, sacked him  for GM (didnt think his action was in line of that expected from a bank employee), took me to tribunal and we lost.  They felt we should redeploy him in an area not so exposed to financial activity.  Tribunals cost thousands in legal bills and the decision is always in doubt, I now go mediation route which I have found to be far more worthwhile.

Tribunal is an easy route but costly, I was a senior union official, One case where an employee wanted to take more time off sick that come to work, The company went through all procedures, Counceling, Verbal warning, Stage 1, 2, 3, and 4, 4 being very costly to the company as it involves outside officials aswell as several union reps, several HR reps, Senior managers from other areas and the head of the areas company, To get to stage 4 the employee had shown disregard for his workmates and the company, We as union officials warned and warned him that come the day you'll be dismissed.

At stage 4 his work record was read out over the last 12 months, And the results of stages 1-2 and 3, Where he'd taken onboard all what was said and agreed to be a better employee, It failed he was dismissed, Eventually the union took it to a tribunal, Words were exchanged between union solicitors and company solicitors, An offer of £5k was put to the former worker as they would not take him back even if he won the case(not legally bound to take sacked employees back)he accepted.

It would have cost the company more in legal fees to fight the case so giving £5k was a financial benefit to the company, Tribunals are easy to convince for the sacked person, As the company who dismissed them has to run through fire and jump raging rivers to make sure all Ts have been crossed and all Is dotted.

Edited January 23 by James Pond

[Seaside Ram 456]

Anyone else not missing him and his giant ego ? Can’t believe Liverpool don’t see him as the answer to their problems ! 

[Spanish 3,362]

Just now, Seaside Ram said:

Anyone else not missing him and his giant ego ? Can’t believe Liverpool don’t see him as the answer to their problems ! 

He has unrealised potential maybe Rooney is the guy to sort him out.  Quite exciting really

[Seaside Ram 456]

3 minutes ago, Spanish said:

He has unrealised potential maybe Rooney is the guy to sort him out.  Quite exciting really

I’d rather cut my losses and get shot of him . How long can people hang on to the maybe he will be brilliant strategy? 

[Spanish 3,362]

1 minute ago, Seaside Ram said:

I’d rather cut my losses and get shot of him . How long can people hang on to the maybe he will be brilliant strategy? 

He’s long term injured, needs to play to have any value

[Seaside Ram 456]

1 minute ago, Spanish said:

He’s long term injured, needs to play to have any value

It never rains at DCFC ! 😩

[RoyMac5 12,979]

DET: (Boro presser)

Lawrence has had another set back with his ankle problem

Edited February 11 by RoyMac5

[hintonsboots 4,381]

A shame because at his best he is a top Championship player, but we haven’t seen enough of that quality. Has anyone got stats on appearances/ assists/ goals since he joined the Rams ??

[OUTSIDER 138]

another set back for our tom ... the list goes on ... 

 

 

[Rab a dab doo 1,249]

Unfortunately, during he's time with us Tom has picked up far too many injury's which has mean't a very stop start time to his career here.

[JarodyDCFC 301]

2 hours ago, hintonsboots said:

A shame because at his best he is a top Championship player, but we haven’t seen enough of that quality. Has anyone got stats on appearances/ assists/ goals since he joined the Rams ??

Supposedly he’s gotten 23 goals and 18 assists in 136 appearances for us. 

[hintonsboots 4,381]

9 minutes ago, JarodyDCFC said:

Supposedly he’s gotten 23 goals and 18 assists in 136 appearances for us. 

So this is his fourth season for the Rams, signed in August 2017. One goal in 6 plus assists. Averaging 34 games a season, which I’m surprised at, as the perception is, that he is always injured.

Not a bad record for a winger, but his assists are low. Also doesn’t he play more centrally for Wales at No 10 ?

[Sparkle 6,236]

21 minutes ago, JarodyDCFC said:

Supposedly he’s gotten 23 goals and 18 assists in 136 appearances for us. 

Much better value than Anya - that’s all I have to say 

[RadioactiveWaste 12,335]

1 hour ago, hintonsboots said:

So this is his fourth season for the Rams, signed in August 2017. One goal in 6 plus assists. Averaging 34 games a season, which I’m surprised at, as the perception is, that he is always injured.

Not a bad record for a winger, but his assists are low. Also doesn’t he play more centrally for Wales at No 10 ?

More often than not people are moaning he's not dropped than that he's injured!

He's really not bad, but he is very frustraiting and people read his body language as petulant. Any consistantly good form and he's a top championship player, overall he's hit and miss, hot or cold, averages out a bit "meh" because his off days are too frequent and his on days are too rare. It's also the case if he starts ever coming good other teams work on stopping him and winding him up.