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Yeah, but LE SUX lolxx420noscopexxlol

 

But, in all reality, Benning probably reached to to Eriksson's agent. Eriksson's agent gave Benning's message to Eriksson but Eriksson didn't respond/give instruction in how to respond to Benning's message, and thus the agent can't do much beyond that. The agent is a middle man and the middle man can't operate if he doesn't get any instructions, so that could be how Benning was "ghosted" in the corporate sense.

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14 minutes ago, Arrow 1983 said:

The rumour that Eriksson didn't answer Bennings call is complete bs.

1) if their was an issue with Eriksson and the Canucks organization Benning would Call Eriksson's agent

2) if Benning did call Eriksson directly, Eriksson is not required to pick up or talk to Benning. What would happen is Eriksson would call his agent and ask his agent to call Benning, Eriksson could ask his agent to inform Benning tha He ( Eriksson would like all matters to go through his agent). If Benning kept calling Eriksson after Benning has been informed of this Benning could be under the breach of contract

3) the conclusion therefore, is the person who started this rumour was just trying to stir the pot and make headlines. Anyone understanding contract procedure would not breach a contract, therefore Benning as GM and president of an NHL club with a legal department would understand contract procedure.

The media trying to stir the pot?  Say it isn't so.....:lol:

 

Seriously, Benning did speak with the agent.  There has been no indication that he actually spoke with Eriksson but that he did reach out.  I see no problem with Benning speaking with the agent first and then Eriksson.  I think that is is to everybody's benefit for Benning to try to resolve any issues directly if he can.  Of course, if there is bad blood, Eriksson is under no obligation to return the call.

 

We are all very curious as to what the issues are.  We may never know.

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6 minutes ago, Quantum said:

Yeah, but LE SUX lolxx420noscopexxlol

 

But, in all reality, Benning probably reached to to Eriksson's agent. Eriksson's agent gave Benning's message to Eriksson but Eriksson didn't respond/give instruction in how to respond to Benning's message, and thus the agent can't do much beyond that. The agent is a middle man and the middle man can't operate if he doesn't get any instructions, so that could be how Benning was "ghosted" in the corporate sense.

Your scenior would put Eriksson in breach of contracts most contracts have communicate cluases between employer and employee. So this likely didn't happen his agent would inform him of this cluase 

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5 minutes ago, Arrow 1983 said:

The headline is speculation. Contract procedure is fact

Your stated yourself that Benning could have called and Eriksson elected not to answer. Bottom line. TERMINATE HIM ALREADY.

 

Side note, Benning: "You used to call me on my cell phone, late night when you..." :frantic::bigblush:

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30 minutes ago, Arrow 1983 said:

The rumour that Eriksson didn't answer Bennings call is complete bs.

1) if their was an issue with Eriksson and the Canucks organization Benning would Call Eriksson's agent

2) if Benning did call Eriksson directly, Eriksson is not required to pick up or talk to Benning. What would happen is Eriksson would call his agent and ask his agent to call Benning, Eriksson could ask his agent to inform Benning tha He ( Eriksson would like all matters to go through his agent). If Benning kept calling Eriksson after Benning has been informed of this Benning could be under the breach of contract

3) the conclusion therefore, is the person who started this rumour was just trying to stir the pot and make headlines. Anyone understanding contract procedure would not breach a contract, therefore Benning as GM and president of an NHL club with a legal department would understand contract procedure.

 

1 minute ago, Johnny Torts said:

Your stated yourself that Benning could have called and Eriksson elected not to answer. Bottom line. TERMINATE HIM ALREADY.

 

Side note, Benning: "You used to call me on my cell phone, late night when you..." :frantic::bigblush:

Number 2 clearly says if if is not me saying he did but if meaning a scenario 

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2 minutes ago, Johnny Torts said:

Your stated yourself that Benning could have called and Eriksson elected not to answer. Bottom line. TERMINATE HIM ALREADY.

 

Side note, Benning: "You used to call me on my cell phone, late night when you..." :frantic::bigblush:

You are talking to a contract specialist I know how to phrase my words

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4 minutes ago, Johnny Torts said:

Your stated yourself that Benning could have called and Eriksson elected not to answer. Bottom line. TERMINATE HIM ALREADY.

 

Side note, Benning: "You used to call me on my cell phone, late night when you..." :frantic::bigblush:

In contract terms we call this scenarios or possiblities or examples if you read the CBA you would notice a lot of them

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  7 minutes ago, Arrow 1983 said:

You are talking to a contract specialist I know how to phrase my words

 

  39 minutes ago, Arrow 1983 said:

The rumour that Eriksson didn't answer Bennings call is complete bs.

1) if their was an issue with Eriksson and the Canucks organization Benning would Call Eriksson's agent

2) if Benning did call Eriksson directly, Eriksson is not required to pick up or talk to Benning. What would happen is Eriksson would call his agent and ask his agent to call Benning, Eriksson could ask his agent to inform Benning tha He ( Eriksson would like all matters to go through his agent). If Benning kept calling Eriksson after Benning has been informed of this Benning could be under the breach of contract

3) the conclusion therefore, is the person who started this rumour was just trying to stir the pot and make headlines. Anyone understanding contract procedure would not breach a contract, therefore Benning as GM and president of an NHL club with a legal department would understand contract procedure.

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Nit picking a little...but well played. Very funny

 

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8 minutes ago, Arrow 1983 said:

 

Number 2 clearly says if if is not me saying he did but if meaning a scenario 

 

6 minutes ago, Arrow 1983 said:

You are talking to a contract specialist I know how to phrase my words

 

4 minutes ago, Arrow 1983 said:

In contract terms we call this scenarios or possiblities or examples if you read the CBA you would notice a lot of them

 

39 minutes ago, Arrow 1983 said:

The rumour that Eriksson didn't answer Bennings call is complete bs.

1) if their was an issue with Eriksson and the Canucks organization Benning would Call Eriksson's agent

2) if Benning did call Eriksson directly, Eriksson is not required to pick up or talk to Benning. What would happen is Eriksson would call his agent and ask his agent to call Benning, Eriksson could ask his agent to inform Benning tha He ( Eriksson would like all matters to go through his agent). If Benning kept calling Eriksson after Benning has been informed of this Benning could be under the breach of contract

3) the conclusion therefore, is the person who started this rumour was just trying to stir the pot and make headlines. Anyone understanding contract procedure would not breach a contract, therefore Benning as GM and president of an NHL club with a legal department would understand contract procedure.

He's not required to pick up, so its possible Benning called ONCE and he didn't pick up, not breaching any contract and starting a rumour. 

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2 minutes ago, Johnny Torts said:

 

 

 

He's not required to pick up, so its possible Benning called ONCE and he didn't pick up, not breaching any contract and starting a rumour. 

My point of this OP was to show that it was a rumour and clearly not facts 

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46 minutes ago, Arrow 1983 said:

The rumour that Eriksson didn't answer Bennings call is complete bs.

1) if their was an issue with Eriksson and the Canucks organization Benning would Call Eriksson's agent

2) if Benning did call Eriksson directly, Eriksson is not required to pick up or talk to Benning. What would happen is Eriksson would call his agent and ask his agent to call Benning, Eriksson could ask his agent to inform Benning tha He ( Eriksson would like all matters to go through his agent). If Benning kept calling Eriksson after Benning has been informed of this Benning could be under the breach of contract

3) the conclusion therefore, is the person who started this rumour was just trying to stir the pot and make headlines. Anyone understanding contract procedure would not breach a contract, therefore Benning as GM and president of an NHL club with a legal department would understand contract procedure.

 

1 minute ago, Arrow 1983 said:

My point of this OP was to show that it was a rumour and clearly not facts 

So is it BS, or is it a rumour classifying this thread redundant, contract specialist?

You, yourself stated it was BS, and then re-instated it as a rumour, but at no point was any of it a fact in the first place.

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