News of Ex Players

[Ruairi77]

I totally agree mate. However, the point is that due to people knowing his name and (allegedly) some circumstances he will wrongly be labelled in a certain way.

Yea, he's been convicted in the court of social media and idle gossip.

 

[Shevin Keedy]

So what happens now?

 

[maccavennie]

So what happens now?

We have to pay Swansea another 40m and give him a new 5 year deal.

 

[Aberblue]

(Old tweet, new meaning)

If I remember correctly, Siggy missed a penalty in the last game Ancelotti managed us, V Man City.

 

[Bwana]

As someone else repied to you noting 'legal action'.

Probably not legal action but a case could be put forward with regards to the financial side as it's an asset that has become unsellable for reasons beyond Everton's control. I get your point re: Mendy/Johnson but just because they haven't, doesnt mean it isnt the right thing to do and that can be leaned on in any such argument to the PL.

As I said, it's a potential avenue the club may go down, not neccessarily one that would work or would be followed.

Yep. The club could also state they were protecting PL's reputation also when suspending the said player.

 

[blue1948]

This could have cost us our place in the Prem last season and now he faces no charges .I bet we still paid his wages to add insult to injury .Bitter me ? never .What conspiracy ?

 

[Shevin Keedy]

Yep. The club could also state they were protecting PL's reputation also when suspending the said player.

Haha that's the proper brown nose move that!

 

[Bwana]

So…






He was found not Gylfi then?

Sigh. UR son of beach. Those kind of puns are not funny.

 

[mightymoyes]

questions need to be asked of the CPS surely. 2 years he was paid to do nothing

 

[judge]

Under the law he is innocent (as in innocent until proven guilty). Some people might want to think that he's guilty based on 'well the police wouldn't have arrested him if he hadn't done anything', but that's just prejudice/lazy thinking (just ask the Birmingham 6). I feel confident that the people who do think that way would want people like me to speak up for them, if they were unfortunate enough to be wrongly accused of anything. Having said all that, employers can still make their own investigation based on a lesser standard of proof (the balance of porbability). I don't think that there will be much appetite for that from Everton or the Premier League but he might want to push for it to help clear some more mud - he'll never get rid of it all, some people will always think that there's no smoke without fire. Of couse he might not want to do that for any number of reasons........including that he thinks that he'd be found guilty under this lesser standard!!!

 

[blulouie]

So what happens now?

I suspect the player and his club would be seeking compensation.

 

[Preki]

lost out on a full season we could’ve been playing him in what was an evil season.

Agreed I'm not his biggest fan but he would have improved last season's pile of****

 

[mightymoyes]

I suspect the player and his club would be seeking compensation.

who off though?

 

[moyeslovechild]

I suspect the player and his club would be seeking compensation.

That's not how it works friend. People can get arrested and be in jail for a year and then be released with no charge. No compensation. Just how the legal system works.

 

[Chewbacca]

£40 million pound asset we couldn’t play or sell. Must count for something with the financial investigation ?