Only Congo fan in the mid of gigantic Colombian fans sea is singing his anthem.
Colombian fans respectfully stay quiet and at the end celebrates with him.
This makes you feel better and better as more as you watch it
Disappointing afternoon but it’s important to keep everything in perspective. 7 points clear as it stands. Liverpool and City facing off tomorrow. Plenty of players due back after the break. Stick with the boys. We go again.
And that is fine. I don't know if English is the problem or just illiteracy. A charge is not a conviction. A charge is still an allegation - a formal allegation.
People who say Arsenal should have stopped playing him are all idiots. If the court finds him guilty, you can then terminate his contract. Until then, he is allowed to keep playing. Use your brain.
Miss me with that crap of other clubs suspending players over an allegation. Those clubs were dumb as fuck and actually deserved to be sued. Man City were stupid as fuck! Arsenal is the first club to act decently. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights(UDHR), adopted by the UN in 1948 and thus binding in the UK, provides in Article 11 for the innocence of an accused until proven guilty. This is also enshrined in Article 14 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR).
Last year, somebody on Twitter lost his job over a rape allegation, and he was fired. It turned out it was false allegation. He hasn't recovered till date. Allegation is still just an allegation. Just put yourself in his shoe and imagine losing your job because someone made an allegation against you. You've not been heard, and the court has not ruled. But you are deemed guilty by mere word of mouth. I thought you people went to school.
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1. Partey has been charged with rape.
2. Partey has denied guilt.
Why should the accuser's allegation be stronger than the accused's defence? By law, Partey is innocent until proven guilty. Wait for the court before you serve punishment. How hard is that to understand?
It’s so difficult to find the right words when your head and heart are struggling to accept that someone you care so much about has gone.
Diogo, your family was your world. They were everything. For Rute, his children, and his parents, all of our hearts are broken. And for Andre as well. Brothers and best friends.
When it’s less painful, I want to remember Diogo with a big smile. So many laughs and happy moments. He was such a great teammate and a true friend.
Forever number 20. Rest in peace, Diogo.