Chelsea treminate Mutu's contract (1 Viewer)
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First of all the Mother F***ers at Chelsea tried to cheat us with Mutu last summer. First they proposed a loan. Then when the managers where at the table in the UK they swept cards and wanted Juventus to buy him outright for some 10M €.
So I just say that the Mother F***ers at Chelsea deserve to have lost the investment they made in Mutu.
As far as Juventus is concerned, this is a typical bear market situation. Prices at the lowest, mutu's quotation is at the lowest, time to buy.
Juventus should just sign Mutu, without transfer fee, and pay him peanuts (after all he also deserves to be treated like that). Juventus should put him on therapy and bring him back as the champion he once was.
xziz
So I just say that the Mother F***ers at Chelsea deserve to have lost the investment they made in Mutu.
As far as Juventus is concerned, this is a typical bear market situation. Prices at the lowest, mutu's quotation is at the lowest, time to buy.
Juventus should just sign Mutu, without transfer fee, and pay him peanuts (after all he also deserves to be treated like that). Juventus should put him on therapy and bring him back as the champion he once was.
xziz
Mutu Set For Eight Month Ban
11/3/2004 7:45:00 PM
Adrian Mutu is expected to receive an eight month ban from the Football Association when he is called before them tomorrow.
The Romanian, who is without a club having been sacked by Chelsea, failed a drugs test last month, with the substance believed to be cocaine.
With Rio Ferdinand having been banned eight months for missing a drugs test it would seem unlikely that the FA would chose to suspend the former Parma striker for longer, while Mark Bosnich previously was banned nine months for failing a test for cocaine, while also at Chelsea.
Fifa regulations force the FA to ban Mutu for at least six month.
"The PFA are against drugs at all times but players do not take recreational drugs to cheat or gain an advantage -in fact they are detrimental to the individual.
"We feel there should be a different approach which does not emphasise the punitive sanction but to look at where they have had successful case histories of rehabilitating players.
"We call ourselves a football family but a family doesn’t throw someone out of the home if that person is in trouble. We get together and try and resolve the problem so it is disappointing Chelsea chose to take the action they did."
source : goal.com
11/3/2004 7:45:00 PM
Adrian Mutu is expected to receive an eight month ban from the Football Association when he is called before them tomorrow.
The Romanian, who is without a club having been sacked by Chelsea, failed a drugs test last month, with the substance believed to be cocaine.
With Rio Ferdinand having been banned eight months for missing a drugs test it would seem unlikely that the FA would chose to suspend the former Parma striker for longer, while Mark Bosnich previously was banned nine months for failing a test for cocaine, while also at Chelsea.
Fifa regulations force the FA to ban Mutu for at least six month.
"The PFA are against drugs at all times but players do not take recreational drugs to cheat or gain an advantage -in fact they are detrimental to the individual.
"We feel there should be a different approach which does not emphasise the punitive sanction but to look at where they have had successful case histories of rehabilitating players.
"We call ourselves a football family but a family doesn’t throw someone out of the home if that person is in trouble. We get together and try and resolve the problem so it is disappointing Chelsea chose to take the action they did."
source : goal.com
Taken from an article in Channel 4's "anglo angle"
Adrian Mutu will sit out an international ban until May 18 after testing positive for a recreational drug, but the ex-Parma man is not short on options. "Adrian's reaction is very positive,” revealed agent Gica Popescu
:LOL: they could've used a better choice of words given the situation
Adrian Mutu will sit out an international ban until May 18 after testing positive for a recreational drug, but the ex-Parma man is not short on options. "Adrian's reaction is very positive,” revealed agent Gica Popescu
:LOL: they could've used a better choice of words given the situation
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One thing is certain that he wants to go back to Italy, and said on many occasions that he doesnt like it in England.
He might choose Parma or any other small teams to play. If Juve are really interested, then i dont see others having a chance but then again all the juventus members have been kissing ass to Cassano. Thus, it will terminate mutu's chances of joining Juve.
One thing is certain that he wants to go back to Italy, and said on many occasions that he doesnt like it in England.
He might choose Parma or any other small teams to play. If Juve are really interested, then i dont see others having a chance but then again all the juventus members have been kissing ass to Cassano. Thus, it will terminate mutu's chances of joining Juve.