EPT2013 - 2014 Football Thread - Page 305
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Salteador Neo
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kyllinghest
Norway1607 Posts
On October 08 2013 17:30 Pandemona wrote: What is one of those GTR? xD Oh away game?....what the fuck America stop breaking football ;( Its called soccer man, quit the disrespect  | ||
Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
He said the S word in this thread! QQ!! | ||
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Ferrose
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
Was that a college game Ferrose? | ||
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
Do you have a draft system in the MLS? I probs have asked this question before but i forget  | ||
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Ferrose
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Pandemona
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Craze
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sharkie
Austria18484 Posts
slavery, Qatar is a disgrace | ||
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Ferrose
United States11378 Posts
On October 09 2013 05:01 Craze wrote: Eriq Zaveleta has been on the bench for the Sounders, looks like a good prospect. College kind of sucks for grooming football talent though, they don't play professionally until 22 most of the time and the US youth/college level puts so much emphasis on physical ability that they undervalue football intelligence. Something that the German/Spanish level have done really well. Yeah, I hate that university sports are such a big part of American culture. All of our sports need academies, or at least something like the minor leagues in baseball. @ Pande: Sorry, I don't really know. I don't follow college football, and I don't pay much attention to MLS either. @ Above: I hope you don't wear shoes, or own a cell phone. | ||
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Craze
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3point14
Germany890 Posts
On October 09 2013 05:42 sharkie wrote: http://www.fifpro.org/news/news_details/2246 slavery, Qatar is a disgrace i wouldnt call that slavery; more like abusive and ignorant business practises. he got a good salary (I suppose) and was free to leave any time. real slaves dont have that. they are in a hopeless situation but have no alternative. heres a link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contemporary_slavery there might be real slaves in Qatar too. | ||
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sharkie
Austria18484 Posts
On October 09 2013 17:08 3point14 wrote: i wouldnt call that slavery; more like abusive and ignorant business practises. he got a good salary (I suppose) and was free to leave any time. real slaves dont have that. they are in a hopeless situation but have no alternative. heres a link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contemporary_slavery there might be real slaves in Qatar too. After 90 days without pay, according to the regulations of the International Federation, a player is free to break his contract. But Abdeslam’s troubles had not ended for all that. When FIFA passed on his request to the Federation, which then passed it on to the club, while the player was trying by every means to open the doors of dialogue with his club, while he had not received the smallest amount of money since returning to the club, it was a phone call that left him as groggy as a boxer in his corner after escaping a knock out. ‘To work in Qatar, it is necessary to be sponsored by a Qatari. I was sponsored by a member of my first club, Lekhwiya. It was that person, obviously, who called to tell me I would get my exit visa on one condition only: that I withdraw my complaint to FIFA!’ No pay - check Unable to leave - check what else is required? | ||
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WillyWanker
France1915 Posts
On October 09 2013 05:42 sharkie wrote: http://www.fifpro.org/news/news_details/2246 slavery, Qatar is a disgrace The real disgrace is the FIFA imo... We already knew that Qatar was a terrible country (pretty much the same as with the Olympic Games in Beijing), but they still gave them the World Cup... Let's do terrible things, not respect human rights and be rewarded with big marketing events that will promote our country so we can earn even more money so we can do things even worse because we become more powerful... | ||
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
you cant see this in here yet XD | ||
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Ysellian
Netherlands9029 Posts
On October 09 2013 17:30 WillyWanker wrote: The real disgrace is the FIFA imo... We already knew that Qatar was a terrible country (pretty much the same as with the Olympic Games in Beijing), but they still gave them the World Cup... Let's do terrible things, not respect human rights and be rewarded with big marketing events that will promote our country so we can earn even more money so we can do things even worse because we become more powerful... While I agree with the sentiment, I don't think the World Cup is going to bring Qatar much money. In fact, like many other middle eastern projects, it may just been a huge money sink instead. | ||
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Rebs
Pakistan10726 Posts
On October 09 2013 17:29 sharkie wrote: No pay - check Unable to leave - check what else is required? thats not really slavery dude, its just corruption and it happens everyyyywhere not called the EU and North America for the most part. Arab busineses have a pretty scummy culture in general but this guy just got shafted because he got stuck in a bad deal where he got strong armed. Everyone who knows anything about visiting arab countries and working there should have a pretty good idea of what a bitch it is to have some sort of legal status if you arent an arab. One of my best friends dad ran their entire ministry of interior dev program (no one enters or leaves the country without him knowing about it) and after 40 years the day he retired he was told to get out, coz not arab. But really I wouldnt sit on my high horse without an understanding of the culture and mod op .. your dealing with read an ...article on a rando website and then cry slavery. That would be a dis service to people who actually do suffer from it. And I can find you plenty of cases of those.. On October 09 2013 18:12 Ysellian wrote: While I agree with the sentiment, I don't think the World Cup is going to bring Qatar much money. In fact, like many other middle eastern projects, it may just been a huge money sink instead. This, if the arabs have money its because the world is giving to them, its that simple. They dont actually generate any value as a country for the most part. They just recycle petrodollars. | ||
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