Adrian Mutu ordered to pay £14.5 Million to Chelski
Anon | 01.08.2009 12:18
CSKA Chelsea football club yet again prove beyond all doubt that they are heartless money grubbing bastards by ordering seeking such an extortionate amount of money.
The Court of Arbitration for Sport has rejected an appeal made by Fiorentina striker Adrian Mutu against an order to pay Chelsea £14.5m in damages.
The Blues sacked the Romania international in 2005 after he tested positive for cocaine.
FIFA instructed Mutu to pay the sum last summer, but he decided to take his case to sport's highest court.
“The Court of Arbitration for Sport has today dismissed the appeal filed by the Romanian football player, Adrian Mutu, against the decision rendered by the FIFA Dispute Resolution Chamber on May 7, 2008 in which he was order to pay €17,173,990 in compensation… for breach of contract,” a statement read.
Last year, Mutu said he was disgusted by the decision, which he called 'inhumane'.
He feels his offence does not warrant such a stiff sentence.
Channel Four Football Italia
Sport is a great reflection of the society we live in . Do Dinamo Chelsea really need another 17 million euros? I really dont think so, maybe if they turned the money over to the fans and save them on the massively expensive season tickets some good will come of this. However, I really dont think that that is likely and only Roman Abramovich will benefit from this dirty deal deal while Adrian Mutu, a top quality player as well as a seemingly reformed character, has been abused by a ambivalent sporting authority. This also calls into question the Lokomotiv Chelsea attitude towards its players, would this happen to Fat Frank or Englands John Terry? I think not.
The Blues sacked the Romania international in 2005 after he tested positive for cocaine.
FIFA instructed Mutu to pay the sum last summer, but he decided to take his case to sport's highest court.
“The Court of Arbitration for Sport has today dismissed the appeal filed by the Romanian football player, Adrian Mutu, against the decision rendered by the FIFA Dispute Resolution Chamber on May 7, 2008 in which he was order to pay €17,173,990 in compensation… for breach of contract,” a statement read.
Last year, Mutu said he was disgusted by the decision, which he called 'inhumane'.
He feels his offence does not warrant such a stiff sentence.
Channel Four Football Italia
Sport is a great reflection of the society we live in . Do Dinamo Chelsea really need another 17 million euros? I really dont think so, maybe if they turned the money over to the fans and save them on the massively expensive season tickets some good will come of this. However, I really dont think that that is likely and only Roman Abramovich will benefit from this dirty deal deal while Adrian Mutu, a top quality player as well as a seemingly reformed character, has been abused by a ambivalent sporting authority. This also calls into question the Lokomotiv Chelsea attitude towards its players, would this happen to Fat Frank or Englands John Terry? I think not.
Anon
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diddums
01.08.2009 12:29
John Fashanu
No sympathy
01.08.2009 12:42
The multi-millionaire footballer took coke and fucked up his career.
I can't really feel any sympathy for him at all...
observer
Kangaroo court
01.08.2009 13:45
Regardless of how much he earns people are looking at the wrong thing here. Civil courts are a bunch of tosh as it is, without these unaccountable numpties thinking they have a right to fine people.
Confused
Nothing to see, please move along
01.08.2009 17:31
If this had been a more 'worthy' club would you still be moaning about this?
No story here
Pricey?
01.08.2009 17:44
GeneralDegenerate
are fiorentina a worthy club...?
01.08.2009 20:13
anon
Your quite right of course....
01.08.2009 23:53
Mutu recieved wages from Chelsea after they sacked him for taking cocaine. Seems fairly straight forward that the money involved is CFC's and Mutu had no real claim to it as taking class A's is surely a breach of contract.
But really who cares? The money involved is massive to anyone except an international footballer. Mutu is upset because money is the way footballers rate themselves, they don't need an extra £30k a week in wages but if it puts them above players they consider to be equals then it boosts their ego. Mutu has had his ego knocked thats all.
John Fashanu
Please remove this trash!
02.08.2009 11:14
@narchist