I agree that people like King & Barton have no place in the game but would also question why clubs appear to have stopped checking on the character of players they're thinking of signing. Some still do, Fulham as mentioned in... [read full story]
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Its all well and good saying that once hes served his sentence he is somehow "redeemed" but this guy is a proven repeat offender. In any other career he would struggle to make a comeback. Applying for any job that required a...
TheGame - WBLG Britain's best football supplement comes alive on Times Online You can subscribe to a feed of posts at: http://timesonline.typepad.com/thegame Debate: Would you be happy if your club decided to sign Marlon King...
well ofc he will play again. It is England after all. And the english attitude is, aslong as you can play on the field and is reasonabley good, its ok to be an idiot off the field. Aferall he is a footballer and they are...
A couple of points. First, the 'market' that Marlon King sells his services in will place a lower value on a player with a very poor image than one with a positive image. Note the value of David Beckham's 'image rights'. So...
Yes or No? Could a mod attend to the poll? Thanks So as to prevent him from profiting from the game when he attempts to return after leaving prison next summer. And more generally, what particular offences if any should bring...
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