I'm still looking for a Championship forum where words to the effect of `go get him' haven't been used. Seems rival fans certainly noticed him.
:blink:It's grim that those 27 kids in the hit & run who were mown down by 'psycho killer Mendez-Laing' were just trying to make money shotting 18 kilos of that hard white powder.
It'll be a shame when he goes down for beating Craig Bellamy in the inaugural South Wales 9 Iron Beat Off
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not sure ains i've ignored this thread i'm waiting for the WOL exclusive(I'll admit I missed 2 pages of the crack stuff on this thread whilst I was playing pool.)
Are we all going with that one now as the #1 rumour?
It's some yoof ting I believe.
Google the first few lines and the text comes up on Reddit from a few months ago and on this Youtube vid
Were I a mandem from the street, fam etc etc I would probably be able to shed a bit more light.
Questionable business decisions? He's backed managers with what they wanted, within reason. He'd be damned if he hasn't. He's trusted managers who have ended up taking the piss big time.
Regardless, do you think a decision to terminate NML was taken lightly? I'd say it certainly wasn't.
Everyone is just guessing. The club saying they will make no further comment after this bombshell just days before the start of the season is idiotic as it will overshadow the preparations for Saturday. I imagine Neil Harris will be bombarded with questions on mendez laign at his press conference. The club should of released a explanation and nipped it in the bud.Some other boards are hilarious at times “I have a good source who tells me he’s done something illegal and might be going to jail if he’s found guilty but I have no way of verifying this” etc
That's a young man texting someone to say he doesn't really know him that well but his friend has told him that he sells diamorphine. He says he's in the market for 2 stones of crack cocaine and 7g of diamorphine, street heroin. He then asks the fellow about the quality and the price. He tells him he's interested in quality 10 out of 10 drugs only and if the gentleman would be so kind as to furnish him with a price list then he'd like to become a customer.
The young man receiving the text enquires as to wether this would be customer is a federal agent. Re assured by the reply he beckons the fellow to text him his address so that he can drop off the diamorphine and 2 x 10 stones of crack cocaine probably weighing .3 of a gram each.
If the matter is "sub judice", they can't.Everyone is just guessing. The club saying they will make no further comment after this bombshell just days before the start of the season is idiotic as it will overshadow the preparations for Saturday. I imagine Neil Harris will be bombarded with questions on mendez laign at his press conference. The club should of released a explanation and nipped it in the bud.
Are you the customer or seller?That's a young man texting someone to say he doesn't really know him that well but his friend has told him that he sells diamorphine. He says he's in the market for 2 stones of crack cocaine and 7g of diamorphine, street heroin. He then asks the fellow about the quality and the price. He tells him he's interested in quality 10 out of 10 drugs only and if the gentleman would be so kind as to furnish him with a price list then he'd like to become a customer.
The young man receiving the text enquires as to wether this would be customer is a federal agent. Re assured by the reply he beckons the fellow to text him his address so that he can drop off the diamorphine and 2 x 10 stones of crack cocaine probably weighing .3 of a gram each.
If this is the case, where is the 'breach of contract? IMO' If an employee commits a crime he is not necessarily in breach of contract. Not turning up for games and or training because of that is the 'breach'. He may have turned up late for pre season and repeatedly failed fitness tests, which would see him in breach of contract. The fact that a crime has been committed by the player, serious or not may not be the redon for dismissal. Just a thought.Some other boards are hilarious at times “I have a good source who tells me he’s done something illegal and might be going to jail if he’s found guilty but I have no way of verifying this” etc
If the matter is "sub judice", they can't.
I would guess that committing a crime (if that’s what he’s done) would be seen as bringing the club into disrepute and could constitute gross misconduct. The players may have something like that written into their contracts.If this is the case, where is the 'breach of contract? IMO' If an employee commits a crime he is not necessarily in breach of contract. Not turning up for games and or training because of that is the 'breach'. He may have turned up late for pre season and repeatedly failed fitness tests, which would see him in breach of contract. The fact that a crime has been committed by the player, serious or not may not be the redon for dismissal. Just a thought.
SJB