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I don't think Herrera is that much worse...
You love each other really, don't you?People like you trying to insult a view and stewing in your bile while licking another player's arse. Funny
You love each other really, don't you?
hahahahahaa. that's all you have posted apart from parroting your original comment, which was wrong and has been mentioned by other posters as well. And then you turn it on me saying I have a problem with people who point out mistakes when I said that it is irrelevant to the point that I am making that he did not turn BACK but turned the other side to look for another option. You cry again, repeat the same wrong point of how he turned back (or around, as you later agreed), then cry some more and insult me and then cry some more. That's been your contribution in this thread since last night.
Not sure, there are players who have been in jail, depends if he is found guilty of course, there might be deals made. I was watching an Italian game and someone in that had just come back from a ban for match fixing, Not sure if jail time was served. It could end up as a lot of one person's word against anothers depending on what evidence they have and what the Zaragoza players were told. The ones who actually threw the game surely don't have a leg to stand on.
The thing is if he does go to jail, I don't think the club would stick by him, and I'm not sure he can recover emotionally from this sort of thing.
Only at United.At long last we sign a midfielder capable of playing a box to box role only for him to possibly end up in prison
That's the worry. I hope it doesn't come to that. If he is banned, yes we would keep him. He has cost too much money, jail not so sure. It might also depend if the club think he has been fairly dealt with.
Right now it's really not fair to think about how the club would do, I'm sure we'd be fine, but 'm really worried about the lad, he looks like a really nice guy and it would be really sad for a player with his kind of talent to be in this position.At long last we sign a midfielder capable of playing a box to box role only for him to possibly end up in prison
We'll have to have a petition, like Deirdre in Coronation Street.
The ones who run Real Zaragoza are scumbags who were thinking about their own necks. Didn't they realise that they could ruin someones career, even if they were indirectly involved? He was only around 21 at the time, so no saying a deal couldn't be made. However, again it all depends what he was told to justify the money being put into his account.
After I read what Gabi said it seems like the players didn't know what the money was for, it also depends on how the judge sees it.
I don't know about you, but it's not often I'm given a brown paper bag with cash in it
If I was the judge I would be after the bosses of Zaragoza and the players of Levante. They are the ones who threw the match and knew what they were doing. It might be harder to prove that the Zaragoza players did anything knowing exactly what was going on.
Seems like it, man what an ugly part of football that is.
Err.. That statistical argument can be very easily turned on its head mate.
That includes the all important aggregate defensive score.
It seems the club knew all about this and still signed him. Maybe they know there will be no problem in the end. I hope so. Ander has always seemed quite relaxed, so maybe it is us being over worried.
Err.. That statistical argument can be very easily turned on its head mate.
That includes the all important aggregate defensive score.
We certainly hope not.
I said earlier that according to MEN we knew about this. So it we cannot pull that one. The club can't be that worried about it.Can we claim a buyer's refund from Athletic if Ander goes to prison though ? An argument could be made for them deceiving the club and dangling the carrot in front of our faces as a pretext for off-loading him. Maybe Woody should sue them..
