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Ajaciedjuh schreef:

Wie kent Cees de Wolf nog schreef:Cruijff!

Die neemt de job en dan waren het weer 3 fantastische dagen.

De BBC meldt dat Jol en Fulham op dit moment met elkaar in gesprek zouden zijn. Normaal gesproken zeer betrouwbare omroep #Ajax #Jol

wimpey schreef: Ajax laat zich door die Jol ringeloren. Dat moet dus echt niet kunnen!

Jöhnk schreef:

Liberty schreef:Het is gewoon tijd voor duidelijkheid.

Inderdaad. Die klote Jol is overal mee bezig behalve met de voorbereiding op het nieuwe seizoen.

Kom je er niet uit met Ajax? Ga dan maar naar Fulham. Nu.

GangstaRiB schreef:Ik heb goede hoop dat Jol toch blijft. Ik geloof die gesprekken tussen Ajax en Fulham niet zo.

Rishi schreef:Laat hem maar weggaan hoor.

Hoef 'm niet meer.

joey schreef: Hoe dan ook, dit duurt belachelijk lang. Echt, het slaat nergens meer op.

joey schreef:Op een gegeven moment moet je de knoop doorhakken. Als je niet tot elkaar kunt komen zegt dat ook wat.

Ajax's stance softens as Martin Jol agrees personal terms with Fulham• Sources claim Jol has agreed three-year deal with Fulham

• Ajax ready to open talks over a severance package

Martin Jol has agreed personal terms on his move to Fulham and the London club were cautiously optimistic about the prospect of the deal being struck as Ajax indicated tonight that they were ready to open talks over the manager's release.

According to sources in the Netherlands, Jol has agreed in principle a three-year contract at Craven Cottage worth in the region of £2m-a-year. The paperwork is prepared and is merely awaiting his signature. It is the result of lengthy talks between Jol and Fulham.

Ajax have dug in their heels but Fulham's chief executive Alistair Mackintosh, who has been in Amsterdam, finally got the nod to meet with Ajax's directors, which has been interpreted in west London as a softening of the Dutch club's stance. Jol has two years to run on his contract and Ajax have demonstrated a keenness to hold him to that, despite his desire to take on the challenge of succeeding Roy Hodgson at Fulham.

Jol is in dispute with Ajax over the direction in which the club is headed. Having recorded a loss of €20 (£16.8), they have released the striker Marko Pantelic and the midfielder Dennis Rommedahl, and Jol is worried that further cut-backs are imminent. Ajax have fought to convince him otherwise and they said that they had ended negotiations with Bayern Munich over the proposed sale of the full-back Gregory van der Wiel.

One of the attractions for Jol at Fulham would be a freer rein on transfers. Mohamed Al Fayed, the chairman, has a history of backing his managers and he would allow Jol to strengthen the squad that reached the final of last season's Europa League.

The impasse has caused frustration and an element of bewilderment at Fulham, who cannot understand why Ajax have refused to accept that their manager wants to leave them. Jol does not want to walk out on Ajax and open himself up to being sued by them, potentially at great personal cost, and so he has waited for Fulham to agree a suitable severance package, which they have been keen to do.

For Fulham, the situation carries some similarities with that of Hodgson from earlier in the summer. From the moment that Liverpool made him their top target to succeed Rafael Benítez, Fulham knew that he wanted to go but Hodgson would not resign for the fear of losing out on money. Instead, he waited for a compensation package to be agreed before he wrote his letter of resignation.

Jol, meanwhile, has played the game with the Dutch media. He told the Tuesday edition of the Amsterdam newspaper De Telegraaf that Fulham "was interested but, in principle, I'm staying at Ajax" while he has subsequently expressed a willingness to talk about the future with Ajax, and plot how the club ought best to move forward.

At the same time, he has made plain his irritation at the financial constraints placed upon him, which are largely the legacy of the extravagant spending of his predecessor Marco Van Basten. He has lamented the departures from his squad to date and stressed the need to strengthen, while pointing out that, at present, the funds are not available.

Jol wist op het moment dat hij tekende in welke situatie Ajax zich bevond