So what’s the story with Lallana? Looks like a man off the rails
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So what’s the story with Lallana? Looks like a man off the rails
He ran out of Nivea cream.
Just read about Lallana’s ‘injuries’. It all reeks to high heaven of a social drugs ban, just like our Coco. I think Lallana has been unhinged by the experience. He’s fucked. Can’t go to the World Cup. Not a chance.
Coco wasn't on drugs....proof or it didn't happen!
Can't just go round libelling people for giggles
I’m not saying it was, i’m Saying his absences had the hallmarks of a social drug ban
Course you can, it’s called libel
Hallmarks? Such as?
Protracted time out with unclear return. Unclear progress updates. Lots of time out the country (probably to satisfy rehab conditions of the ban).
So is someone like cazorla the same? I'd say he fits your hallmarks.
Plus in this day and age I just don't get how it's not been leaked?
It's a joke / thinly veiled wind up, no need to keep biting.
When was the last drugs leak? The 2011 dispatches documentary? That was super injunctions central. There were literally hundreds of players from the 2500 under FA jurisdiction at that batch of hearings. It’s rife in the game. The FA want to protect their brand. They don’t give a fuck about doing the right thing.
"You cant challange me, do you know who I am".
Have to say, never seen anything like it ever in football.
Cantona had his moments
Standard fare on the playground in my day.
But again, I can't believe none of them been leaked by one of their hanger on mates on twitter....
Because it’s fucken important to the FA, the club, and the player.
I don’t understand why the FA tests for social drugs anyway, they are irrelevant
What I don’t get is that if that happened on the streets it would be plain and simple assault.
There’s video evidence and multiple witnesses, but because it happened in the context of professional football it will be a small fine at most. Won’t even be a ban because it was U-23.
Fair enough. Cheers for the chat mate. Always a pleasure
I liked this accidentally while scrolling, but couldn't bring myself to undo the rating. I didn't want it to come across as a sarcastic rating either. Just clearing the waters there if you were confused.:dierpochhug: