Sakho

[Ginny]

He was well in form when he got banned as well.

[Sputnik1]

Said when it was announced that he was a fucking idiot and now I think he's still a fucking idiot, (took a fat burner without the clubs permission) but a lucky idiot.

[kalasoma]

Liverpool's Mamadou Sakho facing fresh legal battle over doping verdict

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2016/07/11/liverpools-mamadou-sakho-facing-fresh-legal-battle-over-doping-v/

•  Ben Rumsby 

11 JULY 2016 • 10:30PM

 

An acrimonious legal battle between Mamadou Sakho and the World Anti-Doping Agency was looming on Monday night after the latter refused to rule out appealing againstUefa’s decision to clear the player of taking a banned substance.

Wada was facing being sued by Sakho and Liverpool over the extraordinary chain of events which led to the France defender being judged to have failed a drugs test and forced him to miss the Europa League final and European Championship.

 

On Thursday Uefa’s control, ethics and disciplinary body absolved Sakho of taking a performance-enhancing substance after a near four-month battle by the player to clear his name.

 

Wada was facing being sued by Sakho and Liverpool CREDIT: REX

 

However, Wada has the right of appeal and, asked whether it planned to exercise that right, a spokesman told Telegraph Sport: “We are awaiting the reasoned decision as it relates to this one.”

 

The agency may need to overturn the verdict if it is to avoid legal action over its handling of a saga which threatens to shatter confidence in its ability to lead the fight against drugs in sport. Indeed, a source close to the case told Telegraph Sport that Wada must take “sole responsibility” for the events which culminated in Thursday’s outcome. “The way in which Wada managed this case is absolutely unacceptable,” he added.

 

(More in the link above)

[kalasoma]

Before Sakho's ban, we had lost one match - away to Southampton - and even then, I'd put that down to Skrtel  coming on as we'd been 2-0 up by half time.

[Sputnik1]

 

Liverpool's Mamadou Sakho facing fresh legal battle over doping verdict

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2016/07/11/liverpools-mamadou-sakho-facing-fresh-legal-battle-over-doping-v/

•  Ben Rumsby

11 JULY 2016 • 10:30PM

 

An acrimonious legal battle between Mamadou Sakho and the World Anti-Doping Agency was looming on Monday night after the latter refused to rule out appealing againstUefa’s decision to clear the player of taking a banned substance.

Wada was facing being sued by Sakho and Liverpool over the extraordinary chain of events which led to the France defender being judged to have failed a drugs test and forced him to miss the Europa League final and European Championship.

 

On Thursday Uefa’s control, ethics and disciplinary body absolved Sakho of taking a performance-enhancing substance after a near four-month battle by the player to clear his name.

 

Wada was facing being sued by Sakho and Liverpool CREDIT: REX

 

However, Wada has the right of appeal and, asked whether it planned to exercise that right, a spokesman told Telegraph Sport: “We are awaiting the reasoned decision as it relates to this one.”

 

The agency may need to overturn the verdict if it is to avoid legal action over its handling of a saga which threatens to shatter confidence in its ability to lead the fight against drugs in sport. Indeed, a source close to the case told Telegraph Sport that Wada must take “sole responsibility” for the events which culminated in Thursday’s outcome. “The way in which Wada managed this case is absolutely unacceptable,” he added.

 

(More in the link above)

 

 

 

So basically he's been warned to stop any potential legal action or face then banning him, blackmail really. You beat these fuckers. 

[Kevin D]

I don't really understand what happened.

[Rick Sanchez C-137]

Burn their head office down. That'll learn 'em.

[Paco]

injured again. lovren will get injured. gomez and matip unproven. are we keeping lucas as cover?

[Carvalho Diablo]

Sign that massive big bastard Tah cunt.

[Sputnik1]

Nice touch. 

 

Mamadou Sakho has taken the No.3 shirt this season – and offered to reward any Liverpool fans left short-changed by his switch with a signed jersey.

The French defender has worn No.17 since joining the club in 2013, but will take over the jersey vacated by Jose Enrique for the 2016/17 campaign.

And as a gesture to those fans that have already purchased the 2016-17 home or away jerseys with name and number 17 on the back, Sakho has offered supporters the opportunity to have them signed.

 

All official 2016-17 season Liverpool FC shirts printed with ‘Sakho 17’ should be sent to Anfield by the September 1, 2016, along with a stamped self-addressed envelope big enough to contain your jersey.

It will then be signed by Sakho and returned to the supporter using the self-addressed envelope.

The club has strongly that recommended supporters send the shirts via recorded delivery as the club cannot accept responsibility for items lost in the post.

 

Free fat busting pills with every signed shirt.

[VERBAL DIARRHEA]

Should be replaced. The shirts I mean.

[TheHowieLama]

Not fit to sign the shirt.

[Rick Sanchez C-137]

Should be replaced. The shirts I mean.

 

Players change squad numbers. It just part of the game and part of the risk of getting a number on the shirt.

 

Nice touch by Sakho IMO.

[VERBAL DIARRHEA]

Players change squad numbers. It just part of the game and part of the risk of getting a number on the shirt.

 

Nice touch by Sakho IMO.

In my opinion the shirts should be replaced. They cost enough, the club make enough. At the very least a decent refund or gift. Was a nice gesture, plenty would not bother.

[Rick Sanchez C-137]

In my opinion the shirts should be replaced. They cost enough, the club make enough. At the very least a decent refund or gift. Was a nice gesture, plenty would not bother.

 

Fair enough. I guess we disagree on who's responsibility it is. Maybe they could officially advise customers on the site that squad numbers may change and not to order shirts with numbers until the start of the season.

 

It'll never happen though. Money talks unfortunately, and they could never be seen to discourage sales, however honourable their intentions.

[Barnesey]

If I remember correctly, when SG changed his number to 8 at a similar time, the Club replaced all shirts bought with 17 there on.

[Sputnik1]

Fair enough. I guess we disagree on who's responsibility it is. Maybe they could officially advise customers on the site that squad numbers may change and not to order shirts with numbers until the start of the season.

 

It'll never happen though. Money talks unfortunately, and they could never be seen to discourage sales, however honourable their intentions.

 

 

You mean like this from the official online shop. 

 

 

 

Please note that custom printed merchandise cannot be exchanged or refunded.

Liverpool FC does not accept any responsibility for players transferring from the club or changing their squad number. Liverpool FC will not accept any returns or refund requests outside of our normal returns policy if a player is transferred or changes their squad number.

But yeah, nice touch by the player and if you went to all the trouble to get his name and number on your shirt you would surely be very happy to have it signed by him. 

[liverpoolsno9]

What will the club do with my 'Enrique 3' shirt that I purchased a few weeks back.

[Rick Sanchez C-137]

You mean like this from the official online shop. 

 

 

 

But yeah, nice touch by the player and if you went to all the trouble to get his name and number on your shirt you would surely be very happy to have it signed by him. 

 

Ah, OK then. As stated I'm of the opinion that it is common sense not to get a name or a number while the transfer window is open, glad to see the club are at least reminding people of that, even though it's more of a disclaimer.

[Rick Sanchez C-137]

What will the club do with my 'Enrique 3' shirt that I purchased a few weeks back.

 

Put pictures of it on Instagram then keep in locked away in a closet somewhere, presumably.

[Babb'sBurstNad]

 

Nice touch. 

 

Mamadou Sakho has taken the No.3 shirt this season – and offered to reward any Liverpool fans left short-changed by his switch with a signed jersey.

 

They'll be like new signings.

[alles ist gut]

What will the club do with my 'Enrique 3' shirt that I purchased a few weeks back.

 

Get it signed personally by his monkey mate

[AngryOfTuebrook]

What will the club do with my 'Enrique 3' shirt that I purchased a few weeks back.

Hang it in Moreno's locker, as a warning of what he will become if he doesn't improve every aspect of his game.

[Arl arse]

[stringvest]

What will the club do with my 'Enrique 3' shirt that I purchased a few weeks back.

 

 

set fire to it before launching it into space?