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IceBlu
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yes hes allowed to train. Before today he was a free agent and could train with any club that allowed him to do so. But now on hes a Juve player serving out his ban. So he can train with Juve.
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Official: Juventus sign Mutu
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yes hes allowed to train. Before today he was a free agent and could train with any club that allowed him to do so. But now on hes a Juve player serving out his ban. So he can train with Juve.
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italianstyle87
Starting XI
Mutu good
DP stay
Moggi legend
Chelsea Screwed
DP stay
Moggi legend
Chelsea Screwed
bianconeri6
Senior Squad
hey niceman i suggets that u change ur avatar
cuz kenny is a juventini
cuz kenny is a juventini
Originally posted by bianconeri6
hey niceman i suggets that u change ur avatar
cuz kenny is a juventini
LOL i doubt it...Kenny was killed after a viewing a season of serie A
I have nothing against Juve but i hate idiots like Mutu! What a smartass...playing sorry just cause he is caught!
At least u could give me an avatar that meets the requirements: 50x50 pixels!
mark77
Transfer Guru
Chelsea to block Mutu Juve move
By Matt Hughes, Evening Standard
13 January 2005
Chelsea today reignited their row with Adrian Mutu by threatening to block his move to Juventus.
The Romanian striker, sacked by Chelsea in October after testing positive for cocaine, signed a five-year contract with the Italian club last night and could return to action in May following a seven-month drugs ban.
Juventus announced Mutu's signature as a free transfer as he is technically a free agent but Chelsea will demand a transfer fee to offset the loss of an asset valued at £13.7million. The club still hold the player's registration and it will not be released until after his claim for wrongful dismissal is heard by the Premier League, which is expected to be in the next 10 days.
Chelsea have taken a hardline approach to Mutu from the outset, sacking him before his Football Association disciplinary tribunal, criticising the FA's leniency in handing out a sevenmonth ban and immediately instructing lawyers to prepare a case for compensation. The club's resolve has not wavered and if they fail to extract a transfer fee from Juventus they could pursue compensation through the courts.
Although a figure of £13.7m has been written off the club's accounts Chelsea are determined to recoup some of the £15.8m they paid for Mutu, who has been training with Dinamo Bucharest in Romania to maintain his fitness.
A senior Chelsea source said: "Our position hasn't changed one iota. We definitely feel we deserve some compensation from the player or his new club. You don't just wave goodbye to a £13m asset and say so be it."
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/sport/football/articles/15924944?source=Evening Standard
haha, idiots
By Matt Hughes, Evening Standard
13 January 2005
Chelsea today reignited their row with Adrian Mutu by threatening to block his move to Juventus.
The Romanian striker, sacked by Chelsea in October after testing positive for cocaine, signed a five-year contract with the Italian club last night and could return to action in May following a seven-month drugs ban.
Juventus announced Mutu's signature as a free transfer as he is technically a free agent but Chelsea will demand a transfer fee to offset the loss of an asset valued at £13.7million. The club still hold the player's registration and it will not be released until after his claim for wrongful dismissal is heard by the Premier League, which is expected to be in the next 10 days.
Chelsea have taken a hardline approach to Mutu from the outset, sacking him before his Football Association disciplinary tribunal, criticising the FA's leniency in handing out a sevenmonth ban and immediately instructing lawyers to prepare a case for compensation. The club's resolve has not wavered and if they fail to extract a transfer fee from Juventus they could pursue compensation through the courts.
Although a figure of £13.7m has been written off the club's accounts Chelsea are determined to recoup some of the £15.8m they paid for Mutu, who has been training with Dinamo Bucharest in Romania to maintain his fitness.
A senior Chelsea source said: "Our position hasn't changed one iota. We definitely feel we deserve some compensation from the player or his new club. You don't just wave goodbye to a £13m asset and say so be it."
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/sport/football/articles/15924944?source=Evening Standard
haha, idiots
claupastore
Fan Favourite
well, didnt they wave goodbye to that asset... when they fired him?????
if his contract didnt say anything about compensation in case of getting sacked from the club, then theres nothing in the world they could do.
stupid idiots
if his contract didnt say anything about compensation in case of getting sacked from the club, then theres nothing in the world they could do.
stupid idiots
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IceBlu
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heh they should know better. With Juve involved they won't get a dime.
Originally posted by mark77
Chelsea to block Mutu Juve move
By Matt Hughes, Evening Standard
13 January 2005
Chelsea today reignited their row with Adrian Mutu by threatening to block his move to Juventus.
The Romanian striker, sacked by Chelsea in October after testing positive for cocaine, signed a five-year contract with the Italian club last night and could return to action in May following a seven-month drugs ban.
Juventus announced Mutu's signature as a free transfer as he is technically a free agent but Chelsea will demand a transfer fee to offset the loss of an asset valued at £13.7million. The club still hold the player's registration and it will not be released until after his claim for wrongful dismissal is heard by the Premier League, which is expected to be in the next 10 days.
Chelsea have taken a hardline approach to Mutu from the outset, sacking him before his Football Association disciplinary tribunal, criticising the FA's leniency in handing out a sevenmonth ban and immediately instructing lawyers to prepare a case for compensation. The club's resolve has not wavered and if they fail to extract a transfer fee from Juventus they could pursue compensation through the courts.
Although a figure of £13.7m has been written off the club's accounts Chelsea are determined to recoup some of the £15.8m they paid for Mutu, who has been training with Dinamo Bucharest in Romania to maintain his fitness.
A senior Chelsea source said: "Our position hasn't changed one iota. We definitely feel we deserve some compensation from the player or his new club. You don't just wave goodbye to a £13m asset and say so be it."
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/sport/football/articles/15924944?source=Evening Standard
haha, idiots
Only idiot here is Mutu...
claupastore
Fan Favourite
you forgot yourself...
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IceBlu
Guest
hey listen niceman. Why do you have just one thing on your agenda - to provoke members on this forum ?
You can't expect to keep running your mouth and not get a reaction.
Either you shut up or i'll make sure you're out of here right away.
You can't expect to keep running your mouth and not get a reaction.
Either you shut up or i'll make sure you're out of here right away.
claupastore
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after may 18th
)Nikos Mihalakos
Reserve Team
good signing for juve, and good for
mutu
mutu