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I have to admit this is a good move from the chelsea. I still rate him as a player, but as money isn't really a real issue this was a great move. He would only have caused unrest, probably never have played for us again and we probably would only have generated about 5 or 6 mill from his sale with the huge negative press around him and the ban.
However we would have built more negative publicity than the transfer fee was worth so it was pretty sharp thinking. also it means i can get excited about his replacement.
Ronaldo please.
However we would have built more negative publicity than the transfer fee was worth so it was pretty sharp thinking. also it means i can get excited about his replacement.
Ronaldo please.
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I hope Mutu eats radioactive poison and grows to a large size and eats all the Chelsea fans.
Wrong way around actually. Clearly I should be put on something.
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Ha, you sure you aint on drugs? :D
Ha. Ignore that.
lalakersrule wrote:
> So the guy who actually fails a drugs test gets a lesser sentence then
> a guy who just missed one?
>
> Good old FA, the bunch of idiotic morons
I think the logic behind that was that Rio was theoretically trying toi hide that he was dopped up to the eyes with a mixture of social and performance enhancing drugs.
Not my view. Just the only reason Mutu gets less than Rio.
> So the guy who actually fails a drugs test gets a lesser sentence then
> a guy who just missed one?
>
> Good old FA, the bunch of idiotic morons
I think the logic behind that was that Rio was theoretically trying toi hide that he was dopped up to the eyes with a mixture of social and performance enhancing drugs.
Not my view. Just the only reason Mutu gets less than Rio.
yarr wrote:
> The thing is, because of Rio not actually being tested, becuase he
> "forgot", you have to assume the worst.
Yes because the fact after remembering his dumb mistake he offered to race back to the ground to take the test obviously shows the actions of a desperate druggie trying to pull the wool over the eyes of the FA
> The thing is, because of Rio not actually being tested, becuase he
> "forgot", you have to assume the worst.
Yes because the fact after remembering his dumb mistake he offered to race back to the ground to take the test obviously shows the actions of a desperate druggie trying to pull the wool over the eyes of the FA
This is a funny one.
The thing is, because of Rio not actually being tested, becuase he "forgot", you have to assume the worst.
But for Mutu, the drugs he took were recreational rather than performance enhancing.
Hmm.
The thing is, because of Rio not actually being tested, becuase he "forgot", you have to assume the worst.
But for Mutu, the drugs he took were recreational rather than performance enhancing.
Hmm.
So the guy who actually fails a drugs test gets a lesser sentence then a guy who just missed one?
Good old FA, the bunch of idiotic morons
Good old FA, the bunch of idiotic morons
7 months! he can't complian about that, pretty fair if you ask me. thought the fine was a bit lame though!
Aye, just over 4 Million in wages, and there must have been a hefty signing on fee.
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