Posted December 18, 200717 yr Thankfully a story not involving Chelsea for once: http://football.guardian.co.uk/News_Sto ... 80,00.html This could be interesting. Ronaldo and some of his buddies have allegedly been involved in questionable activities in the past. I wouldn't be surprised to see their names brought into this one if it develops.
December 18, 200717 yr If the whole hotel had been reserved exclusively for the ManU party, what was that girl doing there?
December 18, 200717 yr Author It sounds like the team went on a bit of a crawl before they got there so perhaps they picked up a few people on the way? Ronaldo was apparently the only team member who didn't attend.
December 18, 200717 yr If the whole hotel had been reserved exclusively for the ManU party, what was that girl doing there? working?
December 18, 200717 yr I think I read that Ronaldo wasn't there so this time he's innocent. I also read that Rooney is getting married. Perhaps he decided to have one last raping before the wedding?
December 19, 200717 yr http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/ne ... 599902.ece confession, case solved
December 19, 200717 yr Is that a bad thing Loz? A bad thing that a girl hasn't been raped? I think we are at cross purposes - I am saying it would be a good thing if it isn't true.
December 21, 200717 yr According to the Sun there was rape and roastings going on... If any of this is true then its a f*cking disgrace and the FA must act. And yes...I would say the same if it was our guys.
December 21, 200717 yr According to the Sun there was rape and roastings going on...If any of this is true then its a f*cking disgrace and the FA must act. And yes...I would say the same if it was our guys. Surely the FA can only get involved if it's pitch related Where does their juristiction stop and the police's begin? A rape in a party at a hotel has nothing to do with the FA does it?
December 21, 200717 yr Nope...otherwise they would not have tonked us over the Cashley Cole affair. That was nowhere near a pitch. I think officially we apply every year to be 'registered' with the league and thus agree to abide by its rules and terms of conduct...etc etc. I think a clubs players raping and being involved in all this furore counts as 'bringing the game into disrepute'.
December 21, 200717 yr I think it is different when it is a criminal case that happens off the pitch (which the Ashley Cole situation wasn't) The Lee Hughes incident being a case in point - he did prison time but has not, as far as I know, been awarded any suspension by the FA. On the flip side Duncan Ferguson did prison time and received a suspension however his offence was on the pitch.
December 21, 200717 yr ugh this is so vile! She's proud to have done 5 guys, drunken guys, who cheered her on like an animal. Maybe the FA could get involved because a player or players were acting in an unorderly manner. Kids look up to these players and i don't think the message to them should be "go ahead, get drunk, rape teenage girls."
