Tugay One Cup
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That's the only part I was responding to.
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Benjamin Mendy leaves City | Launches “multi-million-pound” claim against club over unpaid wages (p118)
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That's the only part I was responding to.
suing the accuser into bankruptcyWhat form of revenge are you hoping for?
Johnny Mars Bar
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I had a mad night out with Jake and Rob from Alabama 3 once. A pair of proper nutcases.Don't forget the Alabama 3.
A lot of footballers throwing their support behind him and asking how this will be rectified for him. Started with depay posting a long supportive post and a huge number of stars have commented in support now including grealish.
Tugay One Cup
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I had a mad night out with Jake and Rob from Alabama 3 once. A pair of proper nutcases.
Good to know it's not just an act! Saw them live at a festival a few years ago and they were the highlight of my weekend.
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suing the accuser into bankruptcy
That would involve him having to prove they maliciously pushed for a false conviction based on lies.
That’s a whole different proposition than the prosecution failing to prove he was guilty.
I highly doubt he will have the appetite for dragging this on any longer in either case.
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The people who tried to slaughter Pep for giving Mendy a character reference should hang their heads in shame.
Keepingthefaithsince1976
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Well then if you respond to the rest it might become clearer.That's the only part I was responding to.
I don't think he was as you describe as a player either. He had some very good games before his injuries but he clearly had issues off the field. As I said in my original post it surprised me the club wouldn't try and address them as they and other clubs would with other addiction issues . Especially as they paid £52 million for him.
No chance of that happening until they remove the money.Who’s worse, the millionaire footballer using his fame money & status to attract young women for sex, or the young women hawking around said footballers looking for a pay day, easy life or both ? It’s a shady seedy part of society that’s been going on since the money flooded into football, it isn’t the east end where Bobby More & co would all drink together with their wives. There’s no winners in a case like this and I hope all involved learn from it
Tugay One Cup
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Well then if you respond to the rest it might become clearer.
I don't think he was as you describe as a player either. He had some very good games before his injuries but he clearly had issues off the field. As I said in my original post it surprised me the club wouldn't try and address them as they and other clubs would with other addiction issues . Especially as they paid £52 million for him.
I agree on the wider concept of sex addiction but I also think the duty of care only extends so far when an employee's conduct falls so drastically short of the minimum of what you'd expect.