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Nicolò Zaniolo


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21 hours ago, TRO said:

Quality........did you search long for that?

Looks like Dean Saunders has a pot noodle.😀

My company once had some work at the Muller factory, but I can’t remember where, however as sub contractors we used to get the same deal as their employees on cheap yoghurt. We used to have so much of the stuff we were all sick of it after a couple of weeks, as we’re my friends,family and neighbours! I liked the stuff though!

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20 hours ago, The Fun Factory said:

He seems to be doing his very best in p*ssing his career up a wall. Might be a reason why Roma let him go when a few years ago he was on of Europe's brightest young prospects. A signing coming straight from Monchi. Transfers should be best on statistics and coaching analytics, not because you are pals with them.

I assume you’d apply that to both our former  manager and former CEO equally then?in respect to the appointment of the manager and his subsequent transfer dealings?

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1 hour ago, DaveAV1 said:

My company once had some work at the Muller factory, but I can’t remember where, however as sub contractors we used to get the same deal as their employees on cheap yoghurt. We used to have so much of the stuff we were all sick of it after a couple of weeks, as we’re my friends,family and neighbours! I liked the stuff though!

My gran used to work on the production line at Cadbury's and was told she could eat as much chocolate as she liked for free at work (this was back in the 50's). She said by the end of the third day she was sick of the stuff and never ate it again in her life.

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25 minutes ago, luckyeddie said:

My gran used to work on the production line at Cadbury's and was told she could eat as much chocolate as she liked for free at work (this was back in the 50's). She said by the end of the third day she was sick of the stuff and never ate it again in her life.

And that was when it tasted half decent too!

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57 minutes ago, luckyeddie said:

My gran used to work on the production line at Cadbury's and was told she could eat as much chocolate as she liked for free at work (this was back in the 50's). She said by the end of the third day she was sick of the stuff and never ate it again in her life.

It's a good way for Cadbury's to keep the pension bills low.

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3 hours ago, mikeyjavfc said:

Seems very strange indeed. What’s the benefit of playing online poker or blackjack on an illegal site rather than one of the hundreds of legal sites? I suppose if you just get sent a link by a mate you may not know or care that it is illegal. Hopefully this is the case with Z. 

Well it seems there is only a few in Italy that are legal for tax purposes. For instance Stake.com evertons sponsor is not legal in Italy despite being one of the largest online casinos in the western world. Because it is run from an island in the carribean with advantageous tax rules.

Basically these companies have to pay tax in Italy, but a lot of online betting sites do not and are therefore illegal

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3 hours ago, Vive_La_Villa said:

If he features against West Ham we could really show our support and he seems the type to give his all in return. (Not that he doesn’t anyway).

Maybe by the squad all wearing a betting advert on his jersey

Better than Liverpool support of Suarez

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1 hour ago, MotoMkali said:

Well it seems there is only a few in Italy that are legal for tax purposes. For instance Stake.com evertons sponsor is not legal in Italy despite being one of the largest online casinos in the western world. Because it is run from an island in the carribean with advantageous tax rules.

Basically these companies have to pay tax in Italy, but a lot of online betting sites do not and are therefore illegal

yep, has to be state approved, the only law being quoted that I've seen is to do with betting on an unlicensed site. something which even if it's true Zaniolo only played cards, if he did so on an illegal site whilst he was in Italy then he might still get a fine and a rap on the knuckles. 

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Fagioli's ban has been announced, but he has gone through a plea deal with the Italian authorities: Tonali is set to seek one too. Hopefully Zaniolo's decision to defend himself is the right one, seems that everything is happening fairly quickly.

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