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New claims over wiped laptop, Garry Monk and his agent as Middlesbrough 'investigate four transfers'

 

Boro sent formal legal complaints to former boss Garry Monk and his agent based on concerns over transfer dealings, it has been reported.

The Daily Mail says it has seen evidence that Boro claim proves Monk was not protecting the club's business interests - contrary to the terms of his contract.

 

It's claimed Boro have reservations over fees and negotiations linked to several transfers - and that an internal inquiry was hindered due to Monk's club laptop being wiped before it was returned after his December 2017 sacking.

The new details have emerged following Monk's departure from Birmingham. Blues chief executive Xuandong Ren went public over his concerns regarding Monk and James Featherstone's relationship last month. The pair strongly deny any wrongdoing.

 

The Daily Mail reports:

That Boro were unhappy to discover Featherstone had contacted Derby regarding a possible deal for Cyrus Christie within a day of Monk deciding he wanted the right-back. Boro believe they overpaid by around £500,000. The agent received £100,000 for representing the selling club

 

How Boro claim a separate agent told them Featherstone had asked to be involved in the transfer of Ryan Shotton from Birmingham. Monk had insisted on Shotton in conversations with Boro's scouting team. Featherstone did not represent the defender

 

During negotiations to sign Martin Braithwaite, Featherstone contacted Boro but was told his services weren't required

Boro have concerns over the £2.5m fee paid to Oxford for Marvin Johnson

 

And that Boro believe Monk may have known a deal to sign Ashley Fletcher from West Ham could have been struck for less than half the eventual £7m fee, based on his knowledge of negotiations between the Hammers and his former club Leeds.

 

Boro would now argue they suffered a £3.5m loss on Fletcher and senior club officials have evidence that Monk contacted West Ham to inform them of Boro's interest in Fletcher, without the knowledge of the club.

 

Boro were told by Leeds they had lined up a loan deal in January 2017, with an option to buy Fletcher at £3m. The Daily Mail claims Monk would not authorise the move and later signed Swansea's Mo Barrow, a Featherstone client.

 

In addition, Fletcher's father claimed Featherstone approached him over the possibility of assisting in the deal. Boro claim they asked the agent not to contact the forward's dad again.

 

 

 

 

 

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5 minutes ago, @owlstalk said:

 

 

 

 

lol

 

that's amazing

 

Just search 'Does Donald Trump think Aliens are real?' and you'll get positive results for that


or "is the moon made out of cheese?"

 

Literally anything

 

lol

 

 

Not in the Northern Echo you won't

lol

 

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Says everything about Wednesday fans and being stuck in the past that we are on the verge of a new era at the club and an exciting time welcoming a new manager and yet the longest thread is about asking an old bloke who’s been watching Loose Women from his sofa for the past year to put his gloves on and let blunder goals in again for us 

 

 

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23 minutes ago, @owlstalk said:


 

Says everything about Wednesday fans and being stuck in the past that we are on the verge of a new era at the club and an exciting time welcoming a new manager and yet the longest thread is about asking an old bloke who’s been watching Loose Women from his sofa for the past year to put his gloves on and let blunder goals in again for us 

 

 

 

It's not even that for me, he won't play for us again.

 

It's the way some are happy to stick the boot into a bloke who was a very good player for us because 2 of the very worst managers we have ever had couldn't get on with him.

He might be difficult to manage but good managers will do it (has as been proved here). Monk especially has a history of falling out with players, I bet Westwood is laughing his b0ll0cks off.

 

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3 minutes ago, BIG D said:

George Hirst frozen out - the club are terrible and ruining his career. 

Westwood frozen out - definitely his fault 

 

As I've said previously I don't believe he was frozen out as such, more that he was dropped when out of form and didn't appear to want to fight for his place back.

 

edit. I mean Westwood not Hirst

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Just now, cowl said:

 

Give over. Neither Dawson or Wildsmith have put in anything like good enough performances consistently for that to be said to be true.

 

But they've played football and trained with the team for the last 12 months, Westwood has virtually been on holiday for 12 months and prior to that his form was falling.

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In my opinion he should have been sacked and taken off the wage bill along with Forestieri.

 

Managers get sacked for far less and have to depend on idiots like FF and Westwood. When clubs get around to sacking players like this and removing them from the wage bill, hopefully other clubs will think twice before offering them another easy pay-check.

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Westwood is the best player currently under contract to SWFC

 

The usual suspects as usual have provided zero primary evidence to corroborate the conspiracy theory that he is the devil 

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