allardyce

[Nigels Tackle]

[Mikhail Chigorin]

:lol:

Can't argue with that NT

[nottsblue]

:lol:

Can't argue with that NT

What has he done?

[patrickblue]

:lol:

Can't argue with that NT

What has he done?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3808763/England-manager-Sam-Allardyce-400-000-deal-sting.html?ITO=1490&ns_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=1490

[Mikhail Chigorin]

:lol:

Can't argue with that NT

What has he done?

He's being investigated by the FA.

ALLEGEDLY, he used his England position to set up a £400,000 'deal', advising business men how to get round FA rules on transfers.

[patrickblue]

[Original Dub]

He's as thick as shit

[Mikhail Chigorin]

He's as thick as shit

Steady on OD.

That's being a little bit unfair to all self respecting excrement everywhere.

[Lev Bronstein]

Not surprised

[Hutch's Shoulder]

If he did that, it is unbelievably stupid.

[Original Dub]

If he did that, it is unbelievably stupid.

If he did it?

His hand was in the cookie jar ffs

[patrickblue]

If he did that, it is unbelievably stupid.

If he did it?

His hand was in the cookie jar ffs

And he's been filmed with his hand in the cookie jar.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/09/26/exclusive-how-sam-allardyce-tried-to-make-as-much-money-as-possi/

[iwasthere2012]

If he did that, it is unbelievably stupid.

If he did it?

His hand was in the cookie jar ffs

If that's the case, while under interrogation,they should try finding out who ate all the pies.
I've had my suspicions for a while now.

[iwasthere2012]

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[DoomMerchant]

This is why the stupid douchenozzle isn't fit for a top fucking job.

It's as if the fake twitter account set all this up as a prank. In fact that might be his best story. It's a bit and it wasn't him but a character called "Big Fat Sam" that these dirty foreigners asked him to play. For £400K.

Cheers

[JamieMCFC]

Shits about to hit the fan

"The Telegraph began investigating corruption in English football last year after receiving information that specific managers, officials and agents were taking or receiving cash payments to secure player transfers. Over the coming days the Telegraph will detail how:

*The assistant manager of a high-profile football club accepted a £5,000 cash “bung”

*Ten managers were named by players’ agents as taking bribes to fix player transfers

*Two well-known managers discussed becoming ambassadors for the same fictitious firm as Sam Allardyce

*Another high-profile manager admitted his players broke FA rules by betting on their own games but he failed to report it

*A senior figure at a Premier League club helped undercover reporters to formulate a plan to bribe managers"

[Dameerto]

Now cast your mind back to the absolutely mind-boggling squad selection of Henderson (and Lallana) by Hodgson during his last competition in charge of England, and the fact both players represent Nivea (who had an ad campaign to coincide with England's games during that tournament) - then read the underlined bit.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/37479135

Sam Allardyce: England manager allegations investigated by FA

The Football Association is investigating allegations England manager Sam Allardyce used his role to negotiate a £400,000 deal and offer advice on how to "get around" rules on player transfers.

The Telegraph claims to have footage from August of Allardyce meeting men claiming to represent a Far East firm where he appears to say third-party ownership rules can be avoided.

The 61-year-old has yet to respond to the allegations, while the FA has asked to see the paper's filmed recordings.

Third-party ownership of players was banned by the FA in 2008.

During the meeting with the businessmen, who were undercover reporters, it is alleged Allardyce said it was "not a problem" to bypass the rules and he knew of agents who were "doing it all the time".

It is alleged by the paper that a deal was struck with the England boss worth £400,000, which could represent a conflict of interest if he is paid by a company whose footballer clients could benefit from preferential treatment by an international manager.

Third-party ownership, in which investment companies take a stake in the economic rights of players, was described as a form of "slavery" by Michel Platini, the former president of European football's governing body Uefa president.

World football's governing body Fifa banned the practice in May last year.

Allardyce attended the meeting with the fictitious businessmen in London along with his agent, Mark Curtis, and his financial adviser, Shane Moloney.

During the meeting he said Enner Valencia had been under a third-party ownership agreement when he signed the Ecuador forward for £12m for West Ham from Mexican club Pachuca in 2014, but that the third-party ownership ended on the transfer and the Hammers acquired the player "whole".

Curtis and Moloney have not yet responded to the allegations.

Allardyce is due to name his squad on Sunday for the forthcoming World Cup qualifiers, including his first Wembley match in charge against Malta on 8 October (17:00 BST kick-off).

[Mase]

Couldn't happen to a nicer bellend!

[Nigels Tackle]

didn't take foreign owners long to see through the 'i control everything at this football club' traditional english manager role did it. they have all been bent for years with them being in charge transfers, wages etc...

[mr_nool]

This puts Steve Bruce's resignation from Hull in a whole new light...