Troy Deeney did that.
However if you can afford the cars they have I'm sure you'd maybe want to rock up to a bar in one.
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Troy Deeney did that.
However if you can afford the cars they have I'm sure you'd maybe want to rock up to a bar in one.
Spadge Vernacular
Player Valuation: £70m
Tbf to the lad he was probably taking whiskey as a remedy for the toothache.
lancs blue
Player Valuation: £35m
Should have put kenwright and baxendale in the cell with him to sober up
When does his contract end again?
When does his contract end again?
Controversial
But contractually there's no precedent for such a thing.
Also, this happened in August, not last week. The club will have known about it. He's still here.
ForeverBlue92
Player Valuation: £80m
Oh you boys and your toys...
I mean 'end to the criminality'?
One - GS, if that's who you're referring to, wasn't charged and, as far as I'm aware, hasn't yet been. That may change.
The club will have been aware of this Gbamin incident since August mate
Steve EFC
Player Valuation: £10m
I’ll tell you what will happen … he’ll be with us until 2024 barely making an impact then he’ll go to another club and be brilliant.
Typical that!!
I ask that you keep the disqualification period to a minimum and what may allow you to do that is his guilty plea. He is absolutely devastated to be here.
'This isn't his home country. He was born in the Ivory Coast and is a professional footballer. There is some press attention, causing him more embarrassment. Whatever happens here, he will be fined by the club as well.
'What happened at 5am that morning was that he had been out earlier. He had had some sleep but in the early hours, he was asked if he could take someone home.
'Because he had some sleep, and he felt okay to drive, he got into that vehicle. That was a huge mistake. It was a huge misjudgment.
He has been injured for nearly two years. He signed two years ago for Everton but has only played nearly two games, then got injured.
'He's lived in the UK with very little in terms of friends and support although that's not an excuse for finding himself here.
'He was asked to stay at the scene by the other driver and the damage to the vehicle was very, very limited - it was paintwork. That will all be settled by the insurance and he gave his details.
'He has a child who is 15 months old, a son and his family are in France and Germany. He does charity work and some of his income he gives to charity, to African nurseries in the Ivory Coast. His net income is £25,000 a week after tax.'
When asked if he wanted to say anything, Gbamin said: 'I think my lawyer has said everything. I am sorry.'
'This isn't his home country. He was born in the Ivory Coast and is a professional footballer. There is some press attention, causing him more embarrassment. Whatever happens here, he will be fined by the club as well.
'What happened at 5am that morning was that he had been out earlier. He had had some sleep but in the early hours, he was asked if he could take someone home.
'Because he had some sleep, and he felt okay to drive, he got into that vehicle. That was a huge mistake. It was a huge misjudgment.
He has been injured for nearly two years. He signed two years ago for Everton but has only played nearly two games, then got injured.
'He's lived in the UK with very little in terms of friends and support although that's not an excuse for finding himself here.
'He was asked to stay at the scene by the other driver and the damage to the vehicle was very, very limited - it was paintwork. That will all be settled by the insurance and he gave his details.
'He has a child who is 15 months old, a son and his family are in France and Germany. He does charity work and some of his income he gives to charity, to African nurseries in the Ivory Coast. His net income is £25,000 a week after tax.'
When asked if he wanted to say anything, Gbamin said: 'I think my lawyer has said everything. I am sorry.'
DanEFC92
Player Valuation: £90m
I'm pro-drink driving.
It's a stupid thing to do, obviously, and I'm not sure why you'd have to drive anywhere at 5am even after a few hours sleep.
But I know I've done worse, as in being on it for an entire day at a festival and driven back from Sheffield at 11am the next morning. I wasn't p*****, but if I'd had an incident, I guess i'd have failed a breathalyser.
I'm not condoning it at all, btw. What he did was stupid and what I did I guess was worse. But people getting on their high horse in here and on twitter have probably done much worse too!
But I know I've done worse, as in being on it for an entire day at a festival and driven back from Sheffield at 11am the next morning. I wasn't p*****, but if I'd had an incident, I guess i'd have failed a breathalyser.
I'm not condoning it at all, btw. What he did was stupid and what I did I guess was worse. But people getting on their high horse in here and on twitter have probably done much worse too!
Saint Domingo
Player Valuation: £90m
Yeah sure you would but they could literally pay some bloke to drive it round for a while and pick them up on demand. They’re just amazingly stupid.
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