Zacheryah

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Aug 29, 2010
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Italians are the only ones being proven corrupt and stop with the "Everything & everyone is against us" excuse.
Around 2000 madrid got away with just about everything

More recently, english teams funded by oilmoney, get away with ridiculous punishments for breaking FFP instead of applying the rules. Same time, barcelona gets away with breaking some other rules


"proven corrupt". I nearly fell of my chair. All the crap english and spanish teams were allowed to do over the years...
 

Zacheryah

Senior Member
Aug 29, 2010
42,251
Maybe, maybe not. We don't know, unless you have some evidence? do you?
Madrid broke several rules back then. Barcelona is breaking them now. Manchester got away for more then a decade of what barcelona is doing now. FFP stated very clearly what would happen if teams broke it, but they now come up with meaningless punishments instead.

ANd then there is the fraud in neymars deal, and multiple EPL deals amongs themselves, wich never even get investigated
 

Post Ironic

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Feb 9, 2013
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Madrid broke several rules back then. Barcelona is breaking them now. Manchester got away for more then a decade of what barcelona is doing now. FFP stated very clearly what would happen if teams broke it, but they now come up with meaningless punishments instead.

ANd then there is the fraud in neymars deal, and multiple EPL deals amongs themselves, wich never even get investigated
Zach, it's impossible to argue with these EPL and Liga fanboys. They turn a blind eye to all their own corrupt institutions and much prefer to point the finger elsewhere. At least in Italy, there is an attempt to clean these things up.

There was also Operacion Puerto and the massive doping it uncovered, including multiple links to both Madrid and Barca (seasonal preparation plans and the like). And that was all just swept under the rug...

Edit.

When Fuentes said he would name all the athletes he treated in other sports, including Tennis (Nadal anyone?) and Football, the Spanish judge refused to allow him to do so in court. Football is too valuable to Spain's crumbling economy to allow such things out. :sergio:
 

Mister

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Apr 4, 2014
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The way spain protects their doping athletes, is disgusting.

and the official instances just let it slide
Even the russian and arab oil money is illegally transferred through dummy companies . Real madrid keeps getting loan from bank when their economy is so bad people are jobless etc , and barca transfer thing with neymar .
 

Hust

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Hustini
May 29, 2005
93,703
Plenty of freedom here.


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Gonna be tough negotiating for top players with the WC on their minds. Needs to be done before the tournament starts otherwise it's gonna be tough closing deals
 

Post Ironic

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Feb 9, 2013
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Plenty of freedom here.
Americans like to think they live in the "land of the free", when they're mostly so ignorant they have absolutely no idea just how little freedom they actually have. Talk about a manipulated people.

A friend of mine who grew up behind the Iron Curtain in Budapest likes to laugh at that nonsense. He says that at least everyone in Hungary recognized what was propaganda and that they were being manipulated. In America, and to a lesser extent Canada, people are completely oblivious to it.
 

Hust

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Hustini
May 29, 2005
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Beg to differ. We have an idiot president but to the extent of our current situation I see no reason to assume I'm living behind an iron curtain. No offense against Hungarians, but my quality of life is certainly a little different. Feel free to talk to me about oppression and concentration camps all you like, I hear it from my grandparents frequently who have been through that.

Andy and I aren't exactly quite fond of this president or the last but I can bet you he will take his chances here.
 

Post Ironic

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Feb 9, 2013
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Beg to differ. We have an idiot president but to the extent of our current situation I see no reason to assume I'm living behind an iron curtain. No offense against Hungarians, but my quality of life is certainly a little different. Feel free to talk to me about oppression and concentration camps all you like, I hear it from my grandparents frequently who have been through that.

Andy and I aren't exactly quite fond of this president or the last but I can bet you he will take his chances here.
It certainly is different. It's more an indictment of the lack of awareness of the average American than saying you are oppressed to that extent. I have quite a few friends from south of this border, and have travelled extensively through America. I quite like the country.

However, in general, the average person remains shockingly oblivious to just how manipulated they are by their government and the media. It's more an awareness thing in my eyes, than a direct lack of freedom. I was exaggerating that just a wee bit. :tongue:
 

TrezJuve

Senior Member
May 26, 2010
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Americans like to think they live in the "land of the free", when they're mostly so ignorant they have absolutely no idea just how little freedom they actually have. Talk about a manipulated people.

A friend of mine who grew up behind the Iron Curtain in Budapest likes to laugh at that nonsense. He says that at least everyone in Hungary recognized what was propaganda and that they were being manipulated. In America, and to a lesser extent Canada, people are completely oblivious to it.
Do you support politicians the same way you support the management of this team? I bet you do. Probaby voting for BC's green party.

GOTCHA.
 

Bjerknes

"Top Economist"
Mar 16, 2004
116,112
The United States is a joke now, all thanks to the leechfucks in government and leechfuucks that vote for them. You're right, there are no such thing as freedoms anymore here. We live in a high-tech police state now, next step is Nazi Germany.
 

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