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Stupid footballers are stupid
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DHSF
Les Ferdinand
Whilst I agree that the guy who mainpulated her into thinking he was a footballer was a ****, she slept with him because he was a 'footballer' - thats low. They both deserved each other and both should rot in hell.
She is a very unclassy woman. Horrible.
jts1882
Edgar Davids
So she only slept with him because she thought he was a footballer who had money. The only reason she is now upset is because he isn't a footballer with money. The guy is the same person, with same looks, same personality, the difference is she now knows he is not a footballer with money. So the reason she had sex with him had something to do with his footballing ability or having money.
Most people use protection when they have sex and don't want to have children. Is it beyond the bounds of possibility that she got pregnant because she thought he was a footballer with money?
Most people use protection when they have sex and don't want to have children. Is it beyond the bounds of possibility that she got pregnant because she thought he was a footballer with money?
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DHSF
Les Ferdinand
I was going to insinuate that but the father is the conman guy and not the footballer but perhaps she 'tried' - it is not beyond the realms of possibility and not beyond her - she is a horrible human.
ledley's knee injections
Sean Davis
on the subject of Jason McAteer being a bit dim...
http://www.thesportreview.com/tsr/2014/08/adam-lallana-will-be-like-brand-new-signing-says-liverpool-legend/
:ross:
http://www.thesportreview.com/tsr/2014/08/adam-lallana-will-be-like-brand-new-signing-says-liverpool-legend/
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#mcateerisms
That's what people tag their tweets about stupidity with.
https://twitter.com/hashtag/mcateerisms
That's what people tag their tweets about stupidity with.
https://twitter.com/hashtag/mcateerisms
metalgear
Chris Jones
some rag is going to pick this script and juice it up and we're going to have an article from the con-man father's POV. who knows maybe even a book and a movie
Nicklas Bendtner has been released from training duties by Bundesliga club Wolfsburg, who are now looking at the Danish forward’s contractual situation.
The 28-year-old has been training on an individual basis in recent weeks and has not been considered for selection by head coach Dieter Hecking since early February.
He still has over a year left to run on his contract, but talks are under way to terminate that agreement prematurely.
“The current situation is unsatisfactory for everybody and it cannot endure,” Wolfsburg’s director of sport Klaus Allofs said on his club’s website.
“For this reason, we sat down again on Wednesday and, together with his agent, we discussed solutions.”
The outcome of those talks saw Bendtner released from all training activities for the Champions League quarter-finalists, with a final decision over the former Arsenal forward’s future expected to be made “imminently”.
Bendtner has scored two goals in 13 league appearances for the Wolves this season, taking his overall tally to nine in 47 matches.
http://www.teamtalk.com/news/wolfsburg-could-terminate-ex-arsenal-man-bendtners-contract
Sunderland have told Emmanuel Eboue they will terminate his contract after he was banned from football for a year over an unpaid debt.
The 32-year-old former Arsenal defender, who joined the Black Cats on a short-term deal earlier this month, has been served two weeks’ notice that the club intends to cut short his contract without him kicking a ball for the first team. The player has been given the right of appeal.
Sunderland’s move came after FIFA imposed a ban invoked by former agent Sebastien Boisseau over a disputed payment.
A club statement said: “Sunderland AFC has been advised by the Football Association that Emmanuel Eboue has been placed under an immediate suspension from football and all football-related activity for a period of one year, by FIFA.
“The suspension relates to a monetary dispute between the player and a former agent, which precedes his time at Sunderland AFC and was not something that the club was made aware of by the player.
“Eboue signed a contract with Sunderland AFC until the end of the current season and the club has therefore given notice of its intention to terminate the contract. The player has two weeks in which to appeal this decision.”
News of Eboue’s ban, which is scheduled to last for 12 months or until the debt is paid, broke on Thursday morning.
In a statement, world governing body FIFA said: “Emmanuel Eboue, who has represented Cote d’Ivoire and is currently registered for the English club Sunderland A.F.C., is to serve a ban on taking part in any football-related activity that will last for one year or until he pays the total outstanding amount owed to his former agent if this occurs before the one-year ban has elapsed.”
The suspension relates to a decision taken by the single judge of FIFA’s players’ status committee in July 2013 which ruled that Mr Boisseau was entitled to a payment under the terms of the agreement he had with Eboue.
However, the full-back was fined 30,000 Swiss francs – around £21,650 – by FIFA’s disciplinary committee in September 2014 for failing to comply with that decision and given 120 days in which to do so, after which point Mr Boisseau was entitled to request the ban if he had not been paid.
Eboue appealed to the Court of Arbitration for Sport, but his case was rejected.
The statement continued: “Following the expiry of the final deadline granted, Mr Boisseau requested that the one-year ban be imposed on Mr Eboue in accordance with the decision of the FIFA Disciplinary Committee. The relevant parties, including The Football Association which has been requested to implement said ban, have been informed accordingly.”
http://www.teamtalk.com/news/sunderland-to-terminate-eboue-contract-after-agent-dispute
The 28-year-old has been training on an individual basis in recent weeks and has not been considered for selection by head coach Dieter Hecking since early February.
He still has over a year left to run on his contract, but talks are under way to terminate that agreement prematurely.
“The current situation is unsatisfactory for everybody and it cannot endure,” Wolfsburg’s director of sport Klaus Allofs said on his club’s website.
“For this reason, we sat down again on Wednesday and, together with his agent, we discussed solutions.”
The outcome of those talks saw Bendtner released from all training activities for the Champions League quarter-finalists, with a final decision over the former Arsenal forward’s future expected to be made “imminently”.
Bendtner has scored two goals in 13 league appearances for the Wolves this season, taking his overall tally to nine in 47 matches.
http://www.teamtalk.com/news/wolfsburg-could-terminate-ex-arsenal-man-bendtners-contract
Sunderland have told Emmanuel Eboue they will terminate his contract after he was banned from football for a year over an unpaid debt.
The 32-year-old former Arsenal defender, who joined the Black Cats on a short-term deal earlier this month, has been served two weeks’ notice that the club intends to cut short his contract without him kicking a ball for the first team. The player has been given the right of appeal.
Sunderland’s move came after FIFA imposed a ban invoked by former agent Sebastien Boisseau over a disputed payment.
A club statement said: “Sunderland AFC has been advised by the Football Association that Emmanuel Eboue has been placed under an immediate suspension from football and all football-related activity for a period of one year, by FIFA.
“The suspension relates to a monetary dispute between the player and a former agent, which precedes his time at Sunderland AFC and was not something that the club was made aware of by the player.
“Eboue signed a contract with Sunderland AFC until the end of the current season and the club has therefore given notice of its intention to terminate the contract. The player has two weeks in which to appeal this decision.”
News of Eboue’s ban, which is scheduled to last for 12 months or until the debt is paid, broke on Thursday morning.
In a statement, world governing body FIFA said: “Emmanuel Eboue, who has represented Cote d’Ivoire and is currently registered for the English club Sunderland A.F.C., is to serve a ban on taking part in any football-related activity that will last for one year or until he pays the total outstanding amount owed to his former agent if this occurs before the one-year ban has elapsed.”
The suspension relates to a decision taken by the single judge of FIFA’s players’ status committee in July 2013 which ruled that Mr Boisseau was entitled to a payment under the terms of the agreement he had with Eboue.
However, the full-back was fined 30,000 Swiss francs – around £21,650 – by FIFA’s disciplinary committee in September 2014 for failing to comply with that decision and given 120 days in which to do so, after which point Mr Boisseau was entitled to request the ban if he had not been paid.
Eboue appealed to the Court of Arbitration for Sport, but his case was rejected.
The statement continued: “Following the expiry of the final deadline granted, Mr Boisseau requested that the one-year ban be imposed on Mr Eboue in accordance with the decision of the FIFA Disciplinary Committee. The relevant parties, including The Football Association which has been requested to implement said ban, have been informed accordingly.”
http://www.teamtalk.com/news/sunderland-to-terminate-eboue-contract-after-agent-dispute