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Message: [QUOTE="McHunt, post: 3457017, member: 9853"] Yes, it's the same thing. The "release" is from the terms of his contract, which would preclude him offering himself to another club during that contracted period. The club agreed to let him go if someone else would pick up the tab, or whatever. That's a release. It means the club would continue to honour the contract to pay him up until the point he signs with another club. It does not mean they rip up the contract and he no longer works there. Yes, I'm aware this is different from releasing a bird from a cage, so to speak. They didn't kick him to the curb, which you're right, is the colloquial use of the word outside of contracts. [/QUOTE]

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