Victor Orta

Leeds had a loan and had to buy if they went up by the last day of the season on May whatever. They are trying to claim their option payment isn't enforceable as the season finished after that (due to covid).
 
Moves often don’t work out and they tried to wriggle out of paying what they owed. If they just paid the fee and moved the lad on then not a great deal would have been said.
 
coluka said:
I am beginning to think there really is a football god after all 🙏 🤣
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I thought you’d like that col

It’s doubly embarrassing Leeds being dropped from the US tour as Leeds are part owned by the San Francisco 49ers organisation as well.
 
Posted this previously, but its still shocking....
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The I-Unit reveals how English football clubs can be bought by convicted criminals and become vehicles to launder dirty money. Football middlemen tell undercover reporters how they can hide a criminal’s money and identity behind offshore trusts and use “dirty tricks” to deceive the football authorities.
The I-Unit’s undercover reporters reach the brink of striking a deal for a fictitious criminal to buy and launder money through Derby County FC, one of England’s oldest football clubs.

The Men who Sell Football is the prequel to The Cyprus Papers Undercover investigation, released in October 2020.

 
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