Reply With QuoteA BBC article includes claims that the 2026 World Cup will be the most polluted World Cup ever.
You Just got to love those Americans.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cgjgw4l2717o
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Crazy stuff. I've always hated the dressing room cameras. To me that should be sacrosanct. Hate all the behind the scenes stuff. Cringe.
...shows his class...
A BBC article includes claims that the 2026 World Cup will be the most polluted World Cup ever.
You Just got to love those Americans.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cgjgw4l2717o
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Climate scam, screw them and live your lives. Making people feel guilty for leaving the red light on the TV, for using your car, not separating your refuse correctly, etc...
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sends a heat bomb and massive 10ft hailstone in Justin's direction!!
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Yes Justin. It’s good to read someone else is wide awake to BS world we exist in. Believe nothing Big Brother tells you. Question Everything. Find out what is their Agenda. Do your own research. Make your own decision’s, using Logic and your gut instinct.Originally Posted by justincredible
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Looks like Palace will not get their place in Europe in the coming season. which is totally unfair if you ask me
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Brazil manager Carlo Ancelotti has been sentenced to a year in prison by a Spanish court for tax evasion - but he will not have to serve time in jail.
The former Chelsea and Everton boss was accused of failing to pay 1m euros (Ł830,000) in tax on his salary during his first spell in charge of Real Madrid from 2013 to 2015.
He will avoid prison but does have to pay a fine of 386,361.93 euros (Ł333,045.92).
Ancelotti, 66, ended a second spell with Real at the end of last season and took the Brazil job.
Under Spanish law, any sentence under two years for a non-violent crime rarely requires a defendant without previous convictions to serve jail time.
Earlier this year, Ancelotti said he "never thought about committing fraud" as he testified in court.
Ancelotti said he was offered a net salary of 6m euros (Ł5.1m) by Real and that he left the structure of it to his financial advisers.
"I thought it was quite normal because at that time all the players and the previous coach had [done the same]," he said.
Ancelotti paid back the debt in full in December 2021.
Lionel Messi, then with Barcelona, was initially given a 21-month prison sentence in 2017, but this punishment was then reduced to a fine of 252,000 euros, with no jail term attached. Real striker Cristiano Ronaldo accepted an 18.8m euro fine in 2019.
Jose Mourinho, another former Chelsea boss, was fined 2.2m euros relating to tax charges during his time as Real manager from 2011-12.
This is one of a number of reasons why I hate Real Madrid. I also hate Barcelona, but a bit less than I hate Real Madrid. It seems that the 'fine' that all of those individuals received is only equal to the amount of tax they failed to pay, so effectively they all got off scot-free.
What a joke!!!
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