[retired_barbie34]

1.Pinhas Zahavi (FLA) has failed to co-operate fully with the Inquiry. There was an initial failure to disclose his involvement in a number of transfers but, more seriously, he has failed to provide the Inquiry with complete bank statements due to the confidential nature of them. There has also been a lack of responsiveness by Zahavi. There remain questions relating to his relationship with and payments to Barry Silkman (LA) and Barry Silkman’s failure to initially disclose his involvement in all the transactions in which he received fees.

The Clubs, Club officials and players listed below all co-operated fully with the Inquiry and provided full documentation (including bank statements where requested). There is no evidence of any irregular payments to Club officials or players and they are identified here only as a consequence of the outstanding issues the Inquiry has with the agents identified.

iv)Didier Drogba(to Chelsea FC)

v)Petr Cech(to Chelsea FC)

[retired_sherrijacobson]

Sweep :cool:

[retired_barbie34]

In the transfer of Michael Essien (to Chelsea FC), again there is no evidence to suggest any irregular payments to Club officials or the player, who all co-operated fully with the Inquiry providing full access to documentation (including bank statements) as requested.

However, questions remain unanswered as to the relationship between Francis Martin (buying Club agent), Mike Morris, Fabien Piveteau (player’s advisor) and Thomas Belsoeur (FLA).

[retired_mjfrush]

So bascially we've done nothing wrong but the agents have?

[retired_barbie34]

From what I understand

[retired_candlelb]

Sheva 80% certain to leave, I have just read from some headlines?

[retired_barbie34]

I think Milan are saying they are 80% sure of getting him.

[retired_leslie]

My master league team would miss him for sure.

[retired_rjw13838]

Originally posted by Reddiablo:
Sheva 80% certain to leave, I have just read from some headlines?

Thats what Berlusconi says.

To be fair, doesnt he talk from his ass a whole lot? Admittedly, last year, all of a sudden he came out saying Sheva told him he wants to go to England. Shortly after that things got into overdrive.

I prefer Sheva to stay though. Would stil be interesting nonetheless to see who would be his replacement. Bets are on

[retired_candlelb]

according to Silvio Berlusconi, there's an 80% chance he'll return to Milan next season.