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He'll be gone this summer, enjoy him while you can.Anybody see the look of disgust on his face at the final whistle? He's not hear to pick up paltry wages and slug out top 4 battles, he wants to win titles & trophies, losing isn't part of his persona and that is why he won't be hear after this season.
Unless we win the fuhking CL how the hell is he going to want sign a new contract. FFS!
For as long as Wenget is here, then Sanchez leaves with my blessing. His sheer talent and winner mentality is wasted at this club and so incompatible with the manager's incompetence and loser mentality. Good luck to him I say.Quote:
Originally Posted by selassie
His body language is a cause for concern. Still works his arse off but his visible frustration is not a good sign at all.
I might feel the same if I was working my arse off and then got relegated so we could set up a lamppost in his place. And then haggle over whether he's worth as much to us as, say Hazard is to the chavs or Aguero to the gypos. Even so, he's still busting his arse every time he goes on the pitch. Shame the tools at our club can't spot the difference between the real deal and a waster.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
Thieving, corrupt, commie bastards. Fat bureaucratic bastard sons of whores. Did they play football to earn the money? Did they do one fucking thing to earn it? So why do they feel entitled to it? Cunts. Trouble with government is it exists. Fix that one tiny oversight and government would be fine.Quote:
Arsenal star Alexis Sanchez confessed to tax fraud in Spain of almost €1million.
The Chilean owned up to defrauding the Spanish treasury of €983,000 (£865,000) between 2012 and 2013 when he was playing for Barcelona.
In his statement to a Catalan court, via video link from London, Sanchez confessed to two counts of tax fraud.
According to Europa Press, the Arsenal star is understood to have already returned the money he admitted to withholding.
As a consequence of his repayment, he is not likely to have to face a trial with an agreement to be reached by both parties.
This would involve the defence team of Sanchez negotiating with the prosecution an adequate fine to compensate for the delay in tax payments.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/foo...d-865-000.html
Barca. :lol:
Crooked as hell.
Damn tax dodgers! What sort of operation are Barca running? Didn't they have that whole PR spiel about being a more ethical club hence the years of no sponsors? Well, you can see that's gone out the window. They've gone the other way.Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
Oh well....I guess they were trying to be 'smart' as Trump would say when it comes to avoiding taxes. ;)
Very true, but not in the same league as government.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
Més que un club