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Right now there are fairly few legal requirements in most countries regarding these aspects. But I think the case could be made to codify this into law. The situation now isn't ideal. Because these things are relevant, journalists will go on and investigate. Whether they're technically allowed...

I'm not sure if I have ever seen a team with as much toxicity as United over the last two years. That Bruno Fernandes is their captain says it all really.

I completely agree that there is malice behind the debate. The birther argument is false, designed to spread misinformation and is based on nothing but sheer racism. But I do believe running for public office, especially for president of the USA, comes with the responsibility to favor clarity...

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Man, you do not want Pavel behind the wheel of a truck filled with drugs. There is no way border control are not stopping this guy. They'd probably be delighted if they just find drugs: "Thank God, it's just two tonnes of heroin".

Wait does Vlahovic get 18.5 million a year?

Without diving deeper into the question of whether or not it is a good idea to ask for birth certificates, I do want to point out that in my opinion there would be no privacy issues if showing this to (some members of) the public was a requirement. If you're running for office, it is only...

No, it's because he hates inflation, which Trump will drive through the roof.

You mean, I ROARed? Good for you, nothing like Katy Perry to get over a boy.

You sound like an 11 year old girl, whose boyfriend held hands with another girl during recess. Your heart might be broken now, but I promise you'll feel better soon.

I'm not really sure what his public image is like in the UK, but to me has always come across as dishonest. It's funny, because really I've only heard him speak as a pundit. But even in that very specific context, he seems a bit sleazy.

He'll deliver for Conte. But man, he has become insufferable the last few years.

Technically both can co-exist. He could sue BBC for saying the indecent messages were just used as an excuse to get rid of him, while also publicly apologising for their inappropriate nature. In his case of course, he's a moron, so that doesn't really apply.

Mercenaries are professionals hired for money. If only Sancho could be professional.

And got selected for Euro 2024, despite not having played all season. He could probably teach Riley Reid a thing or two.

Definitely Fagioli. With Greenwood there are too many unknown factors. There's the girlfriend that retracted her statement, there's the prosecutor who decided not to go ahead with the case. At first glance the tape sounds like strong evidence. But I've been a lawyer long enough to know that...

Well, I despise Fagioli. I can't remember if there has ever been a player I respected less. If I met him I'd spit in his face, but I'm afraid he might like it.

Well, let's just believe Chiesa. He says there was no extension offer from Juventus on the table. Whatever the reason might be, we didn't believe he was the right fit for this project. If we did, we would have offered an extension. There's really not much more to say.

Nothing Chiesa allegedly would have done comes remotely close to the criminal activities Fagioli is guilty of. Maybe, instead of chastising a player who is still recovering from a severe injury, we could focus on removing criminals from our club.

We don't trust his knee. And, frankly, for good reason in my opinion. He's never been quite the player he was before his ACL injury. There are flashes of speed and brilliance, but they are rare. His main assets were speed and audacity. So I can see why, if you don't think his physical abilities...