JANORAK
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I’ve a vague memory of the bets being said to be on him joining At.Mad., which seems covered by the rule quoted.
If Spain goes into lock down, and the season is suspended, he could end up missing zero games.England and Atletico Madrid right-back Kieran Trippier has been given a 10-week worldwide football ban and fined £70,000 after a Football Association panel found he broke betting rules.
The 30-year-old denied seven alleged breaches, but four were found proven during a personal hearing.
The offences occurred in July 2019, which is when Trippier joined Atletico from Tottenham Hotspur.
(More here: Full-back Trippier banned for 10 weeks )
Why would that happen ? Surely in this case the ban will just carry over when it resumes.If Spain goes into lock down, and the season is suspended, he could end up missing zero games.
maybe. But then they should have stipulated it in games rather than weeksWhy would that happen ? Surely in this case the ban will just carry over when it resumes.
It wasn't the Uruguay FA, it's their players' union.It's one of those unusual situations where one could argue both FA's are right.
not sure we were so scathing about “Istanbul’s 5th club” when Jeanvier went there a few months ago...Not exactly in "trouble", but Danny Drinkwater going from Chelsea/England to Istanbul's 5th club is hardly a commendation either:
Drinkwater loaned to Kasimpasa
Fair point, though a £2m Guinea international going to them from 'little old Brentford' is hardly the same stepdown as a £35m England international joining them from Chelsea four months later.not sure we were so scathing about “Istanbul’s 5th club” when Jeanvier went there a few months ago...
Keogh’s appeal against his sacking rejected by Derby (R5 Newsflash).
Money they can ill afford to lose.Keogh's won his appeal and Wayne Rooney's Derby County now owe him £2m.
Oh dear.
He would have been better living up to his name.What a spectacular downfall for Drinkwater
Concentrated on the Jack and Danny?He would have been better living up to his name.