is it true that a player of 18 yrs will sign contract without his /her agent.
130296
thank God A.J has not answered this one.the last man during normal play in my opinion is the goal keeper and his 'work' definitely is to stop the ball from strolling into the net or even crossing the line.\n\nan 18yr old is considered to be of age and can sign a contract which will be binding if he chooses.however this is not advisable since a contract signing is a very serious business and requires people with the proper know-how to handle. an agent may do just fine here.
423602
mail it to the stadium or business address of the team he plays for, even if you have the home address it is bad form. most players do not sign autographs through the mail, too many people turn around and sell it. most players are pretty good about autographing a couple dozen or so balls or whatever before games but if they turn you down dont be upset they have to get on with the day like anyone else, and DO NOT ask if see them eating out alone or with family real bad form even if they are already autographing just dont do it, and after games is bad also. Well hope I did not confuse you too much
647074
Of course.\nMost likely they will be relegated to Serie B or Serie C and they will not be allowed to play any International competition, because their "real" standing in the 2005-2006 title will be the last position, therefore they did not gain the rights to compete Internationally.
638490
It doesn't matter if it's a different sport; if he had signed a contract or made money, he wouldn't be able to play football. That's what happened to Jeremy Bloom, the WR from Colorado. He took money to train for the Olympic ski team and was declared ineligible by the NCAA to play his senior year. There is no way Samardzija will sign a baseball contract. He'll probably be the top receiver drafted in the NFL, and that equals HUGE money, unlike baseball where he would have to go to the minors and not see any big money unless he pans out as a legitimate big-league pitcher.
210981
I wish I knew! Atlanta (where I hale from) called him the ageless wonder. I would love to know the answer. You could contact him. I don't know who he plays for now, but if you go to his teams web site, they have a way you can contact the players. You might want to try that.
217313
they pay for player the whole year even if he is injured or a substitute. they pay for him every week unless he make another contract to another team. and about the transfer the player get his weekly salary and the owners team get the money for the transfer.
670279
Didnt sign when picked up by Chivas USA 2004. Jamaica world cup 2006 qualifying played for country. not sure if old enough to permanently retire
413832
Nope. He has a long term contract with the Houston Rockets, and he most likely won't be coming back.
214856
Get an agent and be darn good if you do not belong to a College team as a first string.
359284
Yes of course it should all be taken away if he had the agent contacts (I think he did).  It doesn't matter if he is the best ever to play the game, he shouldn't get a free ride past the rules and ethics.  Think if it was somebody else from the same team that sat on the bench all year you wouldn't think twice about taken away all his games and his national title.  Just because he is a super star he shouldn't be able to get out of this.
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do u mean footballer's agent or club agent?\nif its a footballer's agent then it's easy, just write a letter 2 that footballer by sending it 2 his club, then his agent will read the letter instead of him and in the letter u can write that u would like his agent's email or something.\nbut if u want the club's agent, then i dont know...
346841
There's been quite a bit of specualtion about this, I would say it's 50/50 and although I suspect that he will move, I hope he stays.  As to where, there has been a whole raft of teams looking at him including a cpl of Premiership sides so you probably can't blame the guy for moving that way if he wants to further his career.  Bummer.\nCheers!!
450950
none they call their agent to do it.
161621
No, he isn't a free agent. The Packers signed him to a 1 year extension for the 2006-2007 season.
420896
it depends on the contract you signed.
674835
In short, no.  It's true that a contract entered into when one of the parties lacks capacity to do so isn't legally binding.  So, someone under 18 lacks the capacity to enter into a contract.  However, if he was over 18 and lucid, like you say, the contract is binding.  It is too much to expect that people do full medical background checks in order to enter into a contract with an otherwise lucid individual.  Plus, it would probably be illegal, anyway, to refrain from entering into a contract with someone unless they give you permission to see their medical history!
386579
Players eligible for free agency are allowed to move to different teams during the off season. Teams may apply the franchise tag to a player preventing him from this, but this player is usually compensated. Players may also be traded. As to the salaries, teams, and players agents negotiate these.