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Bleacher Report UKVerified account ‏@br_uk  36m36 minutes ago

Mascherano's lawyer has requested the automatic suspension of the one-year prison sentence and wants it to be replaced by a fine

 

Bleacher Report UKVerified account ‏@br_uk  34m34 minutes ago

Mascherano has also been fined €815,000. A further fine of around €21,000 likely to be issued as replacement for the prison sentence (SPORT)

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None of that makes sense :lol: how is 21k equivalent to a year in prison?

 

Because he would never have to serve that year. In Spain, if you lack priors you don't go to the can if you get a sentence lower than 2 years.

 

Or are a footballer. Everyone is at it at Barca, no-one ever gets punished.

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None of that makes sense :lol: how is 21k equivalent to a year in prison?

 

Because he would never have to serve that year. In Spain, if you lack priors you don't go to the can if you get a sentence lower than 2 years.

 

Or are a footballer. Everyone is at it at Barca, no-one ever gets punished.

 

It's the law, and it applies to everyone. Yes, there are many complains that our tax law is way too benign, but it applies to any rich cheating b******, not just Barça players.

 

The "you don't serve if it's less than 2 years" rule applies to any sentence, incidentally. Not just tax.

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The James story is hilarious. As he's from Colombia (and I've been watching Narcos) his explanation actually seems plausible as well when you know it's pure BS.

 

On another note if he doesn't get more game time I would love him to come to the PL. IMO he would be the best player in the division or very close to it. Also seems to pick up a lot of injuries however.

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The problem with James is the same as ever; Real Madrid have way too many attacking midfielders, and in order to play all their stars they have either to be a completely disjointed unit, or sacrifice somebody. So far this year it seems James is the one to take the bullet.

 

That said, he hasn't been playing at nearly the level he played last season, in which he was stellar.

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The problem with James is the same as ever; Real Madrid have way too many attacking midfielders, and in order to play all their stars they have either to be a completely disjointed unit, or sacrifice somebody. So far this year it seems James is the one to take the bullet.

 

That said, he hasn't been playing at nearly the level he played last season, in which he was stellar.

you really think Perez would have learned some kind of lesson from where everything went wrong with the first galacticos

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