Hmmm....

Blue Wiz · August 29, 2007

Makes you wonder a bit doesn't it?

Straight transfer?

Nothing surprises me about them anymore..

CanadaToffee · August 29, 2007

Would make a refreshing change if FA actually vigorously investigated this, and if there's anything to it, took severe action.

Then there's the real world...

GhostOfDixie · August 29, 2007

That's a disgrace, but I'm sure its happened before, can't remember where though.

Welton Toffee · August 29, 2007

Yeah, but it's the Daily Mail. Therefore it's probably bollocks.

FCConnecticut · August 29, 2007

I heard about this. Seems dodgy but not illegal.

*I try and stay away from ethics as a matter of principle*

SuitsBlue · August 29, 2007

FCConnecticut said:
*I try and stay away from ethics as a matter of principle*

thats a principled ethic.

Ct jr. · August 29, 2007

I find ethics unethical.

chicoazul · August 29, 2007

the moral of the story is?

monty · August 30, 2007

Just hold on a moment, Utd were asking the FA to consider a claim that the rs tapped their man for a transfer, if that proves to be true and this latest morsel is also proven to be correct then the FA will fine the rs about £5,000 just to make sure it doesn't happen again :lol:

:huh:

jon_efc · August 30, 2007

a whole 5000? woow

Dylan · August 30, 2007

If I was Crystal Palace, I would have done it. Bought Heinze anyway. Then when it came to sell to the [Poor language removed], would have said nope, we have a binding contract here. [Poor language removed].

Rook · August 30, 2007

Dylan said:
If I was Crystal Palace, I would have done it. Bought Heinze anyway. Then when it came to sell to the [Poor language removed], would have said nope, we have a binding contract here. [Poor language removed].

Crystal Palace is damn lucky they didn't follow through with it. The FA would have so pissed at Liverpool that they would have docked Palace 20 points.