Brendan Rodgers is a buy to let landlord.

[thompsonsnose]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3177331/Brendan-Rodgers-divorce-goes-Court.html

 

Thats a lorra lorra houses.

[Hades]

Brendan Rodgers - Wealth Creator.

[Rick Sanchez C-137]

Wife entitled to future earnings? Boils my fucking piss, that does. I'm never getting married.

[Dave D]

Too busy shagging young birds over his massive monopoly board rather than getting the team playing well 

[Nelly-Szoboszlai]

Sourced from The S*n.

 

Jib it.

[Strontium]

Would love to see him and Robbie Fowler playing Monopoly.

[Bjornebye]

What does the bird with the dick get?

[Lario]

Are the bitches entitled to a portion of future earnings? Shur that's only bollox. Whatever about what he earned when they were together, or if they had dependent kids.

 

I'm sure if she won the Euromillions, he'd be entitled to half?! Me bollix.

[Mathewbet1]

Hes shown great character to manage so many properties a great poperty technician

[Mathewbet1]

Property magnet = fanny magnet

[Mathewbet1]

Property magnet = fanny magnet

[xerxes]

I'm surprised that he has let this get to Court.

 

Most people in that situation make a generous offer underwritten by a confidentiality clause.

 

The lawyers of course love it.

[Bobby Hundreds]

Probably overpaid for every single one of them. 

 

I'd put a cap on how many fucking properties someone can own, I'd put a cap on the size of caps modern day nuggets get on their teeth too.

[G Richards]

Letting his private business get into the public domain means something failed earlier. OK, he left his wife, but then given the money he now has he can, and should, have been more than generous to at least look after her economically. Even if he 'overpaid' it would have been better than going public. The lawyers now make more money and the whole thing is unbecoming. 

 

As someone said above, generous terms, confidentiality clause, then move on...

 

Then again, we don't know what went down. Maybe he already offered more than generous terms and it's a case of a woman scorned making life as difficult as possible for him? Either way, I'm looking forward to the Liverpool manager being in the paper for non-personal reasons...

[Russ Atmosphere]

That is quite some sideline business, hope someone else has been running it.

[Rick Sanchez C-137]

Letting his private business get into the public domain means something failed earlier. OK, he left his wife, but then given the money he now has he can, and should, have been more than generous to at least look after her economically. Even if he 'overpaid' it would have been better than going public. The lawyers now make more money and the whole thing is unbecoming. 

 

As someone said above, generous terms, confidentiality clause, then move on...

 

Then again, we don't know what went down. Maybe he already offered more than generous terms and it's a case of a woman scorned making life as difficult as possible for him? Either way, I'm looking forward to the Liverpool manager being in the paper for non-personal reasons...

 

Why should she be entitled to future earnings though? I just can't get my head around it. It'd be cheaper to have her dropped in the fucking sea.

[Mr T]

Everything about this story reflects very poorly on Rodgers (Brendan). 

[Dr Nowt]

The new lass will be wanting addresses and keys for them all.

 

No more Henry Hill antics for Brendan; his little shagger boltholes have all been sprung now.

[Dr Nowt]

"Like I said Charlotte, won't be home until the early hours; I'm running Mario through the offside rule again."

 

"Tomorrow? No, no; that's Ian, and how to haggle someone selling beach jewellery down from a grand per lumi band. Going to be a long night."

[G Richards]

Why should she be entitled to future earnings though? I just can't get my head around it. It'd be cheaper to have her dropped in the fucking sea.

 

I'm not a divorce lawyer, but if there's a legal case to be made, it will be made. Arguably she could make a case to say that without her support he would never have made it in the game. Perhaps he wanted to jack it in loads of times, but she encouraged him to keep going? Who knows, maybe she worked at ASDA or something while he travelled around Europe to study different clubs and whatnot? It's all conjecture on my part, but it's not difficult to imagine a possible legal claim on future earnings, especially since for most of the 14 years they were married he was a relative 'nobody'. 

[xerxes]

I bet that Charlotte is furiously taking notes about his assets.

 

While arguing the toss about Susan, he has just made himself more vulnerable second time around.

 

On the plus side he will need those performance bonuses now.

[Megadrive Man]

If he'd replaced Suarez half as well as he'd replaced his mrs we'd have got Champions league last year.

[G Richards]

Even if Brendan choked over the amount, he should have paid her off and had a non-disclosure signed. It's only money. 

[El Dangerous]

How can the fucker own 102 houses and still have to rent one off Stevie.

[Pureblood]

This is like the Daily Mail comments section.  Top gossiping, lads.