My guess is Cardiff's lawyers think they have a good chance of declaring the contract void and the club are currently weighing up the saving versus negative publicity.
My guess is Cardiff's lawyers think they have a good chance of declaring the contract void and the club are currently weighing up the saving versus negative publicity.
Seems a bit harsh it's only just over 2 weeks since he went missing.Originally Posted by Burney
Stay classy, football.
Nobody chases up invoices before 30 days. **** only gets serious after 90 days.
This is a very good point, f. Also, we've bought players who have made less of a contribution and we've still paid up. Poor form from Cardiff imo.
Well I expect that kind of abuse from a public school ***** eater for a man who works with his hands but now you disdain the Daily Mirror! That unimpeachable source of solid socialist, honest and principled commentary. You'd have fellated Thatchers enormous cock sized clit c.
Speaking of contribution, Theo Walcott's hasn't gone unnoticed by Evertonians
10 characters? Pile of cund.
Did we get actual money for him?Speaking of contribution, Theo Walcott's hasn't gone unnoticed by Evertonians
The proverbial set of Trevor Francis tracksuits and a couple of packets of Discos, I reckon. Or, as the papers put it "a deal worth more than £20m" Theo himself would've trousered the lion's share of that.
Well done, Theo, imo.
"Plenty of strikers can score goals," he said, gesturing to the famous old stands casting shadows around us.
"But a lot have found it difficult wearing the number 9 shirt for The Arsenal."
Really? It's gone unnoticed by everyone else.Speaking of contribution, Theo Walcott's hasn't gone unnoticed by Evertonians
Ash "Did we get actual money for him?"
I think we ended up paying them and they feel absolutely robbed
I'm still annoyed we didn't flog him to the scousers for top dollar all those years ago. He'd have really fùcked them up good and proper.
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