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BREAKING NEWS: Chelsea banned from signing any players until 2011
Digital Pimpin':
--- Quote from: The Bigg M-A-U on September 04, 2009, 12:34:44 AM ---I lol'd at this news and I hope it actually does happen.
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It's funny how nearly everyone is cheering this news, when Chelsea hardly spent any money in this transfer window and Manchester City and the new rich kids on the block. They might not be hit as hard as people think.
However, the average age of their first team will be nearly 35 by January 2011 ;D
Elano:
--- Quote from: Digital Pimpin' on September 04, 2009, 02:29:54 AM ---However, the average age of their first team will be nearly 35 by January 2011 ;D
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;D
StreetsAllSalute:
--- Quote from: A. Geesta'z on September 04, 2009, 02:10:08 AM ---America and Mexico = best soccer teams
:D :P
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not even in america hahaha
but i think this will stand fifa and uefa have been anti-prem for a good 2-3 seasons now
Furor Teutonicus:
hey, I heard rumours that ManU could get the same punishment.
Manchester United could face similar transfer ban to Chelsea
Manchester United could be the second of the Barclays Premier League's "big four" to be hit by a transfer ban after Le Havre confirmed yesterday that they are pursuing a "very similar" case to that won by Lens against Chelsea.
Alain Belsoeur, the managing director of Le Havre, told The Times that the outcome of the Chelsea hearing was "very important and very encouraging" as they seek Fifa sanctions against United for allegedly "stealing" Paul Pogba, the teenage prodigy.
Le Havre insist that Pogba was under contract to them when he left for United this summer. They claim to have a pre-contract agreement signed by the player - and witnessed by his parents - in November 2006 that committed him to a professional contract from his 16th birthday, in March. Instead, the player allegedly walked away and turned up at Old Trafford.
The French club claim to have evidence that inducements were offered to Pogba's parents and say that details will be included in their submission to Fifa.
.... http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/article6820875.ece
let's hope this happens :laugh:
StreetsAllSalute:
--- Quote from: Dr. Ján Ïtor on September 04, 2009, 03:14:33 AM ---hey, I heard rumours that ManU could get the same punishment.
Manchester United could face similar transfer ban to Chelsea
Manchester United could be the second of the Barclays Premier League's "big four" to be hit by a transfer ban after Le Havre confirmed yesterday that they are pursuing a "very similar" case to that won by Lens against Chelsea.
Alain Belsoeur, the managing director of Le Havre, told The Times that the outcome of the Chelsea hearing was "very important and very encouraging" as they seek Fifa sanctions against United for allegedly "stealing" Paul Pogba, the teenage prodigy.
Le Havre insist that Pogba was under contract to them when he left for United this summer. They claim to have a pre-contract agreement signed by the player - and witnessed by his parents - in November 2006 that committed him to a professional contract from his 16th birthday, in March. Instead, the player allegedly walked away and turned up at Old Trafford.
The French club claim to have evidence that inducements were offered to Pogba's parents and say that details will be included in their submission to Fifa.
.... http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/article6820875.ece
let's hope this happens :laugh:
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;D
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