skilbeck said:He must have used cannabis as well because he has had his fair share of the munchies by the look of it
lol classic
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skilbeck said:He must have used cannabis as well because he has had his fair share of the munchies by the look of it
skilbeck said:Ex-Jet Jardel Admits Drug Use
NEWCASTLE Jets flop Mario Jardel has admitted to drug use during his career and is no example to youngsters...but he still wants to play.
Super Mario gave an interview in his native Brazil over the weekend, pouring out his heart and claiming that the most beautiful thing in the world is to recognise ones mistakes.
The striker who failed to find either fitness or the net for Gary van Egmonds men last season is now looking for a fresh challenge with a new club.
He was once one of world footballs top strikers and crashed in more than 160 goals for FC Porto in the nineties.
A move to Turkish giants Galatasary followed before he returned for a second, less successful spell in Portugal.
Jardel was released from Sporting before the 2003/4 season and has had spells at eight different clubs, most recently the Jets.
He told Globoesports: It all started with bad friendships. Then came my divorce, depression and drugs.
Today, I want to start over. I am training, but I am no example to any child.
Don't do what I did, because it's no example, I am starting over and acknowledging my mistakes, I want to win from now on.
I only consumed one drug, cocaine, but not while I was playing: I only took it during vacations.
I am seeking a new club to reignite my career, because I have the quality and the potential.
My biggest dream is to return to the fields with a big team.
When I went to some smaller teams, how could I score if there were no players that could put the ball in my feet? It all got worse and the problems snowballed.
I will only play again if it is for a big team, like Grmio or Vasco da Gama. I would like to return to one of these two clubs and prove that I can do it.
http://au.fourfourtwo.com/news/74867,exjet-jardel-admits-drug-use.aspx
marinermick said:skilbeck said:Ex-Jet Jardel Admits Drug Use
NEWCASTLE Jets flop Mario Jardel has admitted to drug use during his career and is no example to youngsters...but he still wants to play.
Super Mario gave an interview in his native Brazil over the weekend, pouring out his heart and claiming that the most beautiful thing in the world is to recognise ones mistakes.
The striker who failed to find either fitness or the net for Gary van Egmonds men last season is now looking for a fresh challenge with a new club.
He was once one of world footballs top strikers and crashed in more than 160 goals for FC Porto in the nineties.
A move to Turkish giants Galatasary followed before he returned for a second, less successful spell in Portugal.
Jardel was released from Sporting before the 2003/4 season and has had spells at eight different clubs, most recently the Jets.
He told Globoesports: It all started with bad friendships. Then came my divorce, depression and drugs.
Today, I want to start over. I am training, but I am no example to any child.
Don't do what I did, because it's no example, I am starting over and acknowledging my mistakes, I want to win from now on.
I only consumed one drug, cocaine, but not while I was playing: I only took it during vacations.
I am seeking a new club to reignite my career, because I have the quality and the potential.
My biggest dream is to return to the fields with a big team.
When I went to some smaller teams, how could I score if there were no players that could put the ball in my feet? It all got worse and the problems snowballed.
I will only play again if it is for a big team, like Grmio or Vasco da Gama. I would like to return to one of these two clubs and prove that I can do it.
http://au.fourfourtwo.com/news/74867,exjet-jardel-admits-drug-use.aspx
wonder if musailik was his training buddy at newcastle
marinermick said:wonder if musailik was his training buddy at newcastle
keensy said:The same sponsors which have not been there for 3 seasons?
marinermick said:keensy said:The same sponsors which have not been there for 3 seasons?
thomas is on the money with this one
there are plenty of people ready and willing to get involved in an a-league team but won't have a bar of it because of con and his credit record
also, con has rejected plenty of willing sponsors because of his own personal decisions
the company willing to pay for durante's service agreement was just one small example
dibo said:marinermick said:keensy said:The same sponsors which have not been there for 3 seasons?
thomas is on the money with this one
there are plenty of people ready and willing to get involved in an a-league team but won't have a bar of it because of con and his credit record
also, con has rejected plenty of willing sponsors because of his own personal decisions
the company willing to pay for durante's service agreement was just one small example
there would be many things about the jets that would be better if con were not there. his bignoting of himself for pouring some $15 million is misleading - if he were not such a loon, he would have had no need to put anything like that amount of his money in.
marinermick said:keensy said:The same sponsors which have not been there for 3 seasons?
thomas is on the money with this one