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Cheatski are still scum

He was denied the visa until he submitted information on origin of his wealth, which he decided not to do. This happened around the same time as the Swiss decision, so possibly there is some communication.
 
milo said:
It's pretty shameful that London was happy to have money that even Switzerland wouldn't touch
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Makes you laugh, when I tried to pay in the money left to me by my mother's estate I was treated like a drug peddler even though it was drawn on a solicitors account.
 
Auschwitz is a difficult and harrowing place to visit at the best of times. The groups of blue-eyed German schoolchildren make it worse: they are either sullen at being dragooned into the trip, or jovially making the best of it.

I can't imagine what it would be like to walk past the discarded children's shoes, contemplating the darkness of humanity, and then bump into a gaggle of tinkled-off antisemitic match-kitted Chelsea supporters forced into rescuing their season tickets.
 
ShipOfGoldblum said:
Auschwitz is a difficult and harrowing place to visit at the best of times. The groups of blue-eyed German schoolchildren make it worse: they are either sullen at being dragooned into the trip, or jovially making the best of it.

I can't imagine what it would be like to walk past the discarded children's shoes, contemplating the darkness of humanity, and then bump into a gaggle of tinkled-off antisemitic match-kitted Chelsea supporters forced into rescuing their season tickets.
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It doesn't bear thinking about to be honest.
 
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That shouldn't worry Chelsea. They're not a big club.
 
ShipOfGoldblum said:
Auschwitz is a difficult and harrowing place to visit at the best of times. The groups of blue-eyed German schoolchildren make it worse: they are either sullen at being dragooned into the trip, or jovially making the best of it.

I can't imagine what it would be like to walk past the discarded children's shoes, contemplating the darkness of humanity, and then bump into a gaggle of tinkled-off antisemitic match-kitted Chelsea supporters forced into rescuing their season tickets.
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My misses had to drag me away from tearing strips off a bunch of school boys larking their way through the Holocaust museum in Prague the last time I was there. fudge knows what it would be like visiting Auschwitz with a group of people who think gas chamber jibes are funny.
 
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Chelsea: Fifa allegedly recommends Blues handed two-year transfer ban after signing of minors

Chelsea allegedly face the threat of a two-year transfer ban following a Fifa investigation into their signing of foreign under-18 players, including former striker Bertrand Traore.

Based on documents from Football Leaks, French website Mediapart claims 19 Chelsea signings have been looked at in a three year-long investigation.

Mediapart alleges that 14 of those signings were under the age of 18.


In a statement, Chelsea said it had "fully co-operated with Fifa".

The club also said it had "provided comprehensive evidence demonstrating its compliance with the applicable Fifa regulations".

According to Mediapart, Fifa's integrity and compliance unit has recommended Chelsea are handed a transfer ban covering four transfer windows, as well as a fine of £45,000.

It was first reported in September 2017 that Chelsea were being investigated.

"The proceedings are ongoing and, to date, no decision has been passed by the Fifa judicial bodies," football's world governing body Fifa said in a statement.

Burkino Faso international Traore - who now plays for Ligue 1 club Lyon - signed his first professional contract at Chelsea in 2013 at the age of 18 but was not registered until January 2014.

Mediapart claims Fifa found evidence that Chelsea had misled them over the dates, while Traore was found to have made 25 appearances for the Blues (under-16, under-18 and first team) despite not being registered by the Football Association.

Chelsea have also admitted they paid his mother £155,000, as well as a further £13,000 to the club she chaired - AJE Bobo-Dioulasso - in April 2011 to allow them first refusal over his signature.

That deal, it is alleged, was for four-and-a-half years, despite the limit for under-18s being only three years.

In addition, it is also claimed Chelsea paid for Traore to attend the £20,000-a-year Whitgift School in Surrey.

Should they be handed a transfer ban, Chelsea will be the latest club to receive such punishment after similar incidences in La Liga.

Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid have both previously received bans for breaching rules over the signing of minors in early 2016, while Barcelona were given a 14-month ban after breaking rules for signing international under-18s in 2014.

What are Fifa's rules?
Fifa bans the transfer of under-18s to different countries unless they meet strict criteria. It brought in the rules to help protect children from exploitation and trafficking.

Under-18s can only be transferred abroad if:

  • The player's parents move to the country in which the new club is located for non-footballing reasons.
  • Both clubs are in the European Union or European Economic Area and the player is aged between 16 and 18. Even then, the buying club must meet more criteria relating to education, training, living conditions and support.
  • They live within 100km of the club.
 
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