Bwuk
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If Liverpool don’t fire him for assaulting a woman, then it sums them up as a club.
Completely classless.
Completely classless.
They will definitely fire him. Unlike Alonso, he's not actually good enough to be worth keeping.If Liverpool don’t fire him for assaulting a woman, then it sums them up as a club.
Completely classless.
prison and harsh treatment are for the poor. if you have money and lots of friends the law treats you with kid gloves. OJ Simpson anyone?a laughably small amount of community service & some sort of behave or else Court directive would be my guess
Marcos Alonso once killed somebody by driving three times faster than the speed limit while drunk.
Flanagan's career will continue on
It doesn't seem to be common knowledge at all, I only found out about it recently when someone mentioned it on here, perhaps when he signed for Chelsea. He's fully got away with that one.I really didn't know that Marcos Alonso story, over the drink driving limit, speeding at 70mph in a 30 and killed a young girl and all he got was a £50,000 fine?!?!
If Liverpool don’t fire him for assaulting a woman, then it sums them up as a club.
Or maybe they’ll print up t-shirts and wear them in training to support him. Can’t tell with that lot.They will definitely fire him. Unlike Alonso, he's not actually good enough to be worth keeping.
He’s from Cornwall??More time to spend with his wife who is also his sister.
go feck yourselfHe’s from Cornwall??
But I’m not from Cornwall?go feck yourself
He’s from Cornwall??
go feck yourself
But I’m not from Cornwall?
He didn't need to put out a statement. What a waste of internet space.
That was always tongue in cheek. He was never more than an average player who surprised for a bit with the level he could pull off.Oh wow what a blast from the past. I remember some of my mates and your average Liverpool fan on social media back in 2013/14 absolutely lauding that guy as the next Cafu