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Brazilian referee gets assaulted by player, pulls gun on him https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ut4QKrrfK_8
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Martin Cacares has been suspended by Juve for trashing his Ferrari after a few drinks. Well done him
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/34401801 Lmao.
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-manchester-34409824 Mental.
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Oct 1, 2015 14:26
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idk I think the sentence was warranted
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Oct 1, 2015 15:30
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Neck tattoos are mental, you are correct.
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Oct 1, 2015 15:32
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he'd probably have got away with it if he'd not said anything
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Oct 1, 2015 19:34
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Jose posted:he'd probably have got away with it if he'd not said anything Agreed. Standing over someone with a bone sticking out their skin and calling them a pussy bitch crybaby is not generally the best way to get away with a naughty tackle.
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"Parsons had played the ball from some distance away when Kerr ran towards him, jumped into the air and “like an athlete doing a long jump” brought both feet stamping down on the victim’s outstretched leg." it was the 2nd minute how is it possible to be that furious that early
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I've got a feeling he might just be that kind of oval office.
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Oct 1, 2015 21:11
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serious gaylord posted:Agreed. Standing over someone with a bone sticking out their skin and calling them a pussy bitch crybaby is not generally the best way to get away with a naughty tackle. announcing that it was done on purpose probably doesn't help
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And the worst thing is, Hughes is at Stoke now
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http://www.theguardian.com/football/2015/oct/05/ched-evans-conviction-referred-to-court-of-appeal Looks like Ched Evans will be allowed an appeal based on newly discovered evidence.
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Oct 5, 2015 23:43
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They've allowed the evidence that the girl tried to sell the story to the papers to be heard. It was suppressed in the original hearing.
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Oct 6, 2015 09:16
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oliwan posted:Actually, Federer is the greatest athlete of all time hth First time I've ever agreed with oliwan, wow
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Oct 6, 2015 09:42
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blue footed boobie posted:http://www.theguardian.com/football/2015/oct/05/ched-evans-conviction-referred-to-court-of-appeal I don't know how the British Legal System works, but considering he already served 2 + years in prison what would happen if they found out the conviction was erroneous? Do they compensate time spent in prison, which I know you can't ever really compensate for two years of someone's life, but still...something like money or whatever?
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Oct 6, 2015 15:37
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He'd get to actually rape her.
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Oct 6, 2015 16:18
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E: ^^lol The appeal could only vacate the conviction. He could be tried again.
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Soulex posted:I don't know how the British Legal System works, but considering he already served 2 + years in prison what would happen if they found out the conviction was erroneous? Do they compensate time spent in prison, which I know you can't ever really compensate for two years of someone's life, but still...something like money or whatever? Clubs will still be reluctant to sign him, so she shouldn't be allowed to work until he gets a job imho.
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blue footed boobie posted:E: ^^lol Tried for the same crime? There isn't a double jeopardy law or something over there? sassassin posted:Clubs will still be reluctant to sign him, so she shouldn't be allowed to work until he gets a job imho. Yeah, the true damage has already been done. Regardless if he is acquitted or the whole thing is upheld, just getting caught up into a court system is going to cause a lot of hesitation from any employer. Regardless if it's football or Walmart.
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Soulex posted:Tried for the same crime? There isn't a double jeopardy law or something over there? Nope, what kind of retarded country would have that, it was scrapped here. You can only get retried once tho i think
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Soulex posted:Tried for the same crime? There isn't a double jeopardy law or something over there? double jeopardy only applies if you were acquitted the first time
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Lamont Cranston posted:double jeopardy only applies if you were acquitted the first time Does it? I thought it was in general. A good example is military and the UCMJ and federal/state laws. Getting a DUI off post means you could "technically" be charged by both but double jeopardy prevents that if I recall. I don't know for sure. I'm not legal and don't drive drunk. Or weed in some states like Colorado is legal, but federally it's not. The Big Taff Man posted:Nope, what kind of retarded country would have that, it was scrapped here. You can get retried even if you're guilty and face punishment? I understand if you were to appeal your sentence and you did something bad the sentence would be upheld, but am I misunderstanding that he could get a different/separate punishment if convicted again?
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Soulex posted:You can get retried even if you're guilty and face punishment? I understand if you were to appeal your sentence and you did something bad the sentence would be upheld, but am I misunderstanding that he could get a different/separate punishment if convicted again? At least in the US, its as if the first trial never happened. The appeals court orders that any procedural error be corrected. They don't actually say "nah this guy was innocent all along." That's still for a jury to figure out. I'd be surprised if England was different, but I could be wrong. blue footed boobie fucked around with this message at 17:37 on Oct 6, 2015 |
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blue footed boobie posted:At least in the US, its as if the first trial never happened. The appeals court orders that any procedural error be corrected. They don't actually say "nah this guy was innocent all along." That's still for a jury to figure out. I'd be surprised if England was different, but I could be wrong. Three things can happen. The appeal fails, the appeal wins and the conviction be quashed (and the Court of Appeal order a retrial) or they can quash the conviction and not order a retrial. All of these are irrespective of the defendant's guilt or innocence obviously.
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serious gaylord posted:They've allowed the evidence that the girl tried to sell the story to the papers to be heard. It was suppressed in the original hearing. She clearly doesn't know how the RICO act works. She's hosed.
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Hashtag Banterzone posted:She clearly doesn't know how the RICO act works. She's hosed. Have Coca-cola and McDonalds asked her to stand down yet?
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http://www.getfootballnewsfrance.com/2015/breaking-djibril-cisse-in-custody-of-alleged-blackmail-of-mathieu-valbuena/ Breaking: Djibril Cissé in custody for alleged blackmail of Mathieu Valbuena
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Valbuena Sextape
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I can only find this in Italian but apparently Pablo Armero was found with two prostitutes in his house by his wife. who proceeded to beat him with a bat http://www.gazzetta.it/Calcio/13-10-2015/armero-preso-bastonate-moglie-sorpreso-casa-due-prostitute-130484547051.shtml (Italian) The neighbors heard a bunch of yelling and screaming so they called the police.
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Gigi Galli posted:I can only find this in Italian but apparently Pablo Armero was found with two prostitutes in his house by his wife. who proceeded to beat him with a bat does it say how much extra he had to pay the whores to do the bat thing, asking for a friend tia
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Gigi Galli posted:I can only find this in Italian but apparently Pablo Armero was found with two prostitutes in his house by his wife. who proceeded to beat him with a bat Hahahahahaha. loving amazing.
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Gigi Galli posted:I can only find this in Italian but apparently Pablo Armero was found with two prostitutes in his house by his wife. who proceeded to beat him with a bat This is why I have this thread bookmarked, loving hell  lmao
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Oct 13, 2015 17:40
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Hashtag Banterzone posted:She clearly doesn't know how the RICO act works. She's hosed. Probably not because it's a US federal law, and doesn't apply in the UK?
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tentish klown posted:Probably not because it's a US federal law, and doesn't apply in the UK? That's the same reasoning the swiss-based FIFA applied, and look at them now.
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Epic Almost 60 results in Canadian Soccer League are alleged to have influenced by fraudsters since May, with all 12 teams involved in 'suspicious' matches An entire league may have been corrupted by match-fixers, according to shocking intelligence seen by Inside Sport. The extraordinary claim that betting fraud appears to have reached an unprecedented scale within football is made in a report produced by sports integrity watchdog the International Centre for Sport Security. More shocking still is the location of this alleged match‑fixing league: the scene of arguably England’s finest hour on a football field since 1966. For while England Women were performing heroics by finishing in third place in the World Cup in Canada this summer, the country was playing host to a competition the ICSS says appears to have been operated this year “for the primary purpose of perpetrating an organised betting fraud, with match-fixing the means to achieve this”. That competition is the Canadian Soccer League, a summertime tournament formed almost a decade ago and based in Ontario. Every team has been corrupted, says the ICSS's Chris Eaton ADVERTISEMENT There is no suggestion that the league itself is being administered by match-fixers, yet the ICSS report paints a picture of dozens of its results having been determined by fraudsters in the last six months. According to the report, almost half of First Division matches in the current CSL season (42 per cent) have shown signs of suspicious betting activity, resulting in an estimated £4.5 million in potential “fraudulent betting profits”. The 31-page document, entitled Canadian Soccer League (CSL) 2015 Season, alleges that all 12 top-flight teams have played in “suspicious” games this year on at least three occasions each. The report says: “In the experience of the ICSS, the CSL has become a type of ‘rogue league’ that has not been seen before.” Chris Eaton, the ICSS’s executive director for sport integrity and the former head of security at Fifa, told Inside Sport that he had never encountered suspected match‑fixing on such a scale. He added: “We can say with confidence that every side has been directly or indirectly corrupted – indirectly because they’ve been involved in fixed matches even though they weren’t aware of it.” The ICSS report identifies 44 suspicious fixtures between May 10 and Sept 7 but Inside Sport has been told that a further 15 took place prior to this weekend’s play‑off semi-finals. A match was even played this season in which one of the participants claimed to have witnessed an audacious attempted fix, writing on Twitter that he was quitting the CSL because he was fed up of such behaviour. In another post on social media, the same player revealed that his own side had been trying to score an own goal, with the opposition lining up on the goal-line to prevent them doing so. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/11932437/Revealed-Entire-rogue-league-corrupted-by-match-fixing.html
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http://www.theguardian.com/football/2015/oct/19/uae-footballer-jailed-three-months-criticising-national-managerquote:The UAE international Abdullah Qassem has been jailed for three months after insulting his national team manager Mahdi Ali in a video, according to local media bit harsh this
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JFairfax posted:http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/11932437/Revealed-Entire-rogue-league-corrupted-by-match-fixing.html Yeah the Canadian Soccer League is so corrupt that the Canadian Soccer Association desanctioned it because they would rather just not have a top-level league in the country than have one where basically every match is fixed.
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DEAD MAN'S SHOE posted:That's the same reasoning the swiss-based FIFA applied, and look at them now. The US prosecutors are going after offenses which occurred in their jurisdiction. There is a separate Swiss investigation for crimes which happened in Switzerland. America is not world police. vyelkin posted:Yeah the Canadian Soccer League is so corrupt that the Canadian Soccer Association desanctioned it because they would rather just not have a top-level league in the country than have one where basically every match is fixed. When did they desanction it?
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Munin posted:The US prosecutors are going after offenses which occurred in their jurisdiction. There is a separate Swiss investigation for crimes which happened in Switzerland.
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