Scandals in football

[Scandale du Jour]

This is kind of wild.

I saw that on Twitter yesterday and did not share here because it was from a Madrid aggregator saying that Mbappé could nullify his deal and become a free agent if those allegations were proven true.

I doubt much comes out of this investigation and I doubt even more that Mbappé's contract could be void.

 

[maclean]

"No one is above justice," says the guy who then got arrested for trying to blackmail his brother

 

[Power Man]

This is kind of wild.

I guess that's the positive side of social media; loving the popcorn drama

 

[Spring in Fialta]

I hope PSG gets nuked. What an insanely shitty organization.

 

[Evilo]

 

[Power Man]

The greatest French club of all time is still early 1990’s OM.
Nobody’s gonna change my mind.

 

[Evilo]

Cool.
Now think about that yearly money fund made for "paying opponents and refs" and define greatest.

 

[maclean]

Cool.
Now think about that yearly money fund made for "paying opponents and refs" and define greatest.

listen man, those were just different times

 

[Evilo]

Indeed, and I have no doubt most CL winners of that time were doing the same.

And yeah we're told it's "different" today.
Given the amount of money at stake and the multiple ways to bribe (including online bets, etc...), I guess we are so naive to believe in anything different.

 

[robertmac43]

Yikes, this may explain why he was not involved with the England squad.

 

[Power Man]

Cool.
Now think about that yearly money fund made for "paying opponents and refs" and define greatest.

Tapie was a boss for sure

But a team that had JPP, Pele, Waddle, Boli etc...that was pretty awesome
One of the best teams in Europe

But the 2 most fun teams to watch were Guy Roux's Auxerre and the mid 90s Nantes