Eyebrauwen have been raised about the Premier League in the timing of the decision of the Crown Prosecution Service to accuse the now former Arsenal Midfielder Thomas Partey with five counts of rape.
The Ghana International, who denies the charges, was initially arrested in July 2022 – three years ago – but remained an important influence for the Gunners.
The charges landed only three days after the expiry of his arsenal contract, which was not extended despite constant praise from Mikel Arteta, was the competition of the competition.
As for the club itself, a delay in responding to media questions – with some requests for a statement that did not respond – was imposed on the fact that civil servants were in an emergency meeting to discuss how to respond to a potential scenario that is no less than 36 months in the pipeline.
A statement of two lines eventually landed on Friday evening at 9.54 pm and read: 'The player's contract ended on 30 June. Due to current legal proceedings, the club cannot comment on the case. “
New ECB Deals
A large week of income for the ECB, with the astonishing deals for the hundred franchises that will soon be fin being. More good news comes in the form of the new national tournament for state schools.
In the first week since the launch, he understands that more than 500 state schools have registered for the Knight-Stokes Cup, which is students for year 10 and is named after England-Paar and Heather, both of whom went to understand in Cumbria and Plymouth.
The competition is part of a large push under the Task Force of Staatsschool, set up by the ECB a year ago. In the meantime, the fight continues for money promised by former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and then drawn by Sir Keir Starmer to build 20 domes.
The current government has reduced the promised £ 35 million financing and has agreed to finance two of the facilities for all weather conditions, which are players' schools for state schools.
Raducanu -Bersessen
Emma Raducanu is a global ambassador for Evian, whose striking, specially committed bottles have become a must-have item for Wimbledon obsessives.
However, the reusable ships seem to be only made available to players, officials and journalists.
And some have clearly tried to cash in – with the bottles available on eBay for no less than £ 200 each.
Williams stops
Former Swansea City Baas Luke Williams has now given up his voluntary role at Bristol airport after he has been noticed by fans.
Williams took a job as a customer service assistant, a movement that emphasized his appetite to work instead of just waiting at home for his next management role.
The subsequent reporting in the media, however, saw his position, in which he often helped disabled passengers, became untenable, whereby football fans often asked for selfies.
Those close to the 44-year-old say that he did not think that the increased attention was fair for those he tried to help.
A Bobby Robson memory
The upcoming release of a sequel to the classic golf -based comedy brings a nice memory back to the late, Great Bobby Robson.
During his time as Newcastle United manager, the club started a tour of the United States.
When a flight landed to Washington DC, it was asked to stay on board for about 20 minutes. Why? Because their legendary manager liked it so much to see the original that he wanted to finish it before he left.
Millwall -Auction
A boardroom whiskey caraf, vintage armchairs and at home and road dugout chairs are among the popular items in an online auction of memorabilia caused by Millwall's renovation of the cave.
The 471 item trek also includes a pennant from the game against Sporting Lisbon, which opened the stadium in 1993, together with the 'Welcome' board of the Barry Kitchener stand and signs for changing rooms and the tunnel area.
Trophies for grabbing include a Paint Trophy team of the Tour of Johnstone, which has currently collected an £ 80 bid.
Sportsbidder has the auction, which ends on Tuesday. The proceeds go to the championship side.
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