surely not...not our adrian

Edited January 28, 201016 yr by The Brit

This time, though, it might be understandable: if I were 14 mil in debt, I'd probably need a coke habit to get through the day. poor sod.

Edited January 28, 201016 yr by heckel

Jesus, nothing to say. Except what a waste of talent and potential.

addiction may be addiction but from what I recall of his time here getting help and facing his problems isnt exactly high on his list of priorities

Edited January 28, 201016 yr by TheWestwayWonder

more info here:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/europe/8485548.stm

according to radio 5 it's now 2 drugs tests, both with Fiorentina. Twat!

Thats his career over... Well done Mutu

This one had nothing to do with coke.... hes got tested positive on dieting pills.

This one had nothing to do with coke.... hes got tested positive on dieting pills.

which were still illegal.

ha ha- what a strange individual he is... How can you be a footballer on diet pills? You play 5 hours sport a day... what is he eating?! He would need to spend the rest of the time at McDonald's. In any case- another lovely type is coming in to replace him perhaps- Cassano :D :D :D

Did someone mention Cassano... now where is that picture?

This one had nothing to do with coke.... hes got tested positive on dieting pills.

true, easy to jump to conclusions, given his previous record - but at 31 maybe he does have a weight balance issue, even with the training involved

might be that he's simply taken bad advise, and bad treatments in complete innocence.

Stupid he may be, but not knowing the full story yet, a 4 year ban sounds a bit harsh.

Did someone mention Cassano... now where is that picture?

This picture never gets old. In fact, a simple search for Cassano's picture is enough to brighten even the gloomiest day

I think tha Mutu caree it's now close

Notice the change of emphasis in this report?

Chelsea want Adrian Mutu's houses in £15m contract row

Chelsea have launched a court battle in America to seize three luxury properties owned by former striker Adrian Mutu as they chase him for £14.6million over breach of contract.

Mutu, 31, was booted out of the Barclays Premier League club after testing positive for cocaine in 2004.

Earlier this year he lost his final appeal and was ordered to pay the amount by a Swiss court. He has yet to make a payment.

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Notice the change of emphasis in this report?

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I love how it makes us into the bad guys. I really wish Martin Samuel would go to another paper so I could stop reading the Mail fullstop.

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What article? Them calling them "luxury houses" and pluralizing them surely makes him seem just like a deadbeat. The club should take these things from him, sell them, and give the proceeds to charity. In fact, amid all the bad press, I have never understood why the club dont make more of a public do out of their charitable donations.