Claiming a druggy footballer as a misrepresented good would be an epic court case.
Top Premier footie ace is 'on cocaine'
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Claiming a druggy footballer as a misrepresented good would be an epic court case.
Saying he's somthing but is really a huge coke head basicallyexcuse my retardness (i'm overly-tired) but care to put that into English for me?
Maybe it was a non-official test by the club, and they tried to keep it on the hush, presumably to sell him on.
Or it's a total non-story!which is why I was thinking.. Vermaelen's one-week ''injury'', which turned into 8 months. And didn't Carroll have an injury?
excuse my retardness (i'm overly-tired) but care to put that into English for me?
You have to advertise the good properly to the buyer. e.g. If you sell a car you have to declare faults with it, you can't tell them it's a working car and deliver them one with no wheels on.
Like if you sell a football player you should declare he's a cokehead. That would be absolutely typical.
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You have to advertise the good properly to the buyer. e.g. If you sell a car you have to declare faults with it, you can't tell them it's a working car and deliver them one with no wheels on.
Makes me wonder why SAF didn't try and get any money back for Bebe after they misrepresented him as being good.
Vidic as a man who had a straight nose.
Dimitar Berbatov as a hard-working target man.
Ryan Giggs as... I dunno, someone human.
Probably because nobody actually told him he was good. Well, maybe Queiroz, but he wasn't the seller. In any case that would've been a dishonest business practice but I'm not sure it's illegal.
Or as a faithful husband!
Or Gibson as midfielder..
What was it 7-8 M wasted
Glass houses, Calum. When your club buys Francis Jeffers for £8 mil in 2001, you don't so much have no legs to stand on as no torso, arms or even neck.
Now, going back to topic, if any of you like tennis and have been following it you probably know Del Potro, who was top 5 at some point, spent a whole year 'injured'. A good friend of my family, who is a tennis coach, told me that he actually won the US Open on performance-enhancing drugs and spent a year cleaning up. Just using it as an example, as it's a well known practice in certain circles. So it wouldn't actually be far fetched for some of the 'injured' players to be actually cokeheads trying to get that **** out of their system.
Zing!
Ravel Morrison as a goody-goody.
Seriously though, I doubt it'll be anyone significant. Frontrunner in my eyes is as Mike said, Mutu. Maybe Carroll. If it was Downing... mwahahaa.