Faurlin Scandal in The Guardian

[Toni German]

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2011/mar/09/qpr-fa-charges-alejandro-faurlin1

Oh my God. This is gonna go so bad.

"QPR face points deduction after FA acts over Alejandro Faurlin transfer• Championship leaders face seven FA charges
• Argentinian's registration 'owned by third party'


Share David Conn guardian.co.uk, Wednesday 9 March 2011 21.41 GMT Article history
The FA alleges that QPR fielded the Argentinian midfielder, Alejandro Faurlin, for a full season in 2009-10 while the club did not own his registration. Photograph: Adrian Dennis/AFP/Getty Images

The course of this season's Championship title race could be dramatically altered if the runaway leaders Queens Park Rangers are docked points after being charged with seven serious breaches of Football Association rules.

The FA has alleged that QPR fielded a player, the Argentinian midfielder Alejandro Faurlin, for a full season in 2009-10 while his registration was not owned by the club but by a third party. That, the FA alleges, breached the rule introduced in July 2009 following the Carlos Tevez affair, which prohibited English clubs from fielding players owned wholly or in part by third‑party interests."

[rblockells]

FFS

[Qprmeath]

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2011/mar/09/qpr-fa-charges-alejandro-faurlin1

The full article

[Morris]

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2...andro-faurlin1

Oh my God. This is gonna go so bad.

"QPR face points deduction after FA acts over Alejandro Faurlin transfer• Championship leaders face seven FA charges
• Argentinian's registration 'owned by third party'


Share David Conn guardian.co.uk, Wednesday 9 March 2011 21.41 GMT Article history
The FA alleges that QPR fielded the Argentinian midfielder, Alejandro Faurlin, for a full season in 2009-10 while the club did not own his registration. Photograph: Adrian Dennis/AFP/Getty Images

The course of this season's Championship title race could be dramatically altered if the runaway leaders Queens Park Rangers are docked points after being charged with seven serious breaches of Football Association rules.

The FA has alleged that QPR fielded a player, the Argentinian midfielder Alejandro Faurlin, for a full season in 2009-10 while his registration was not owned by the club but by a third party. That, the FA alleges, breached the rule introduced in July 2009 following the Carlos Tevez affair, which prohibited English clubs from fielding players owned wholly or in part by third‑party interests."

If that's true then we are royally fu,cked.

[Toni German]

Exactly Morris.

Totally fooked. Could even end up being relegated.

[Dale]

I feel sick

[Morris]

Exactly Morris.

Totally fooked. Could even end up being relegated.

Won't be that bad, but season well and truly over, IF that's true.

[davman]

Thank You, Mr. Paladini.

It does not matter if these charges are right or not, the man continues to court controversy; he is a liability. There is no smoke without fire and SEVEN charges in which he is named PERSONALLY just sums this up. Pete asked in an earlier thread last week why we expect something to go pear shaped; its because Paladini manages to find a way EVERY SINGLE F-IN TIME!!!

So, so angry right now!