[Salopbaggie]

As for the big Sam allegations, I don't think he did a lot wrong when in charge of England, but he was naive to the fact that he might've been set up. His actual advice was just factual truth about the 3rd party ownership situation. As for the bribe allegations, I don't like that or corruption generally, but I believe it's probably rife across the industry. That doesn't make it right, but I believe he's not alone.

Slick, I hope if I ever get done for a criminal offence, that you can be the judge   You can't be set up, if you do not do anything wrong.  The very fact that he negotiated a £400,000 fee before giving the advice on how to get around the player 3rd party ownership, does not strike me as a mate giving another mate advice.  Even if it was, what would be said if it was someone giving advice to a burglar on how to get around a house alarm system.  The point is it was advice given by the England manager on how to break the F.A. rules, advice he charged a lot of money for.

As for everybody being 'at it', that may very well be true, but as I heard so many time from my great granny, "well two wrongs don't make a right" .