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Chelsea At It Again?

  • 04-06-2005 5:14pm
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    From Football365:
    http://www.football365.com/news/story_154128.shtml
    Spurs suspend Arnesen
    Saturday June 04 2005

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    Tottenham have suspended sporting director Frank Arnesen after claiming that he had been approached by Chelsea without permission.

    Arnesen has told Spurs that he wishes to move to Chelsea and the club's board have suspended him with immediate effect.

    Spurs claim that Chelsea have made an approach "in direct breach of FAPL rules" and the club are discussing the situation with their legal advisors.

    A statement on the Spurs website, www.spurs.co.uk read: "Chelsea Football Club has made an approach to sporting director, Frank Arnesen, in direct breach of FAPL rules.

    "This approach was made both prior to requesting permission and without permission from the club. Tottenham Hotspur Football Club refused permission for any discussions to take place.

    "Notwithstanding that he is subject to contract and holds wide-ranging responsibilities and commitments to all parties at Tottenham Hotspur Football Club, Frank has indicated that he wishes to move to Chelsea Football Club. Accordingly, the board of Tottenham Hotspur plc has suspended Frank Arnesen with immediate effect.

    "The club is currently in discussions with its legal advisors and a further announcement will be made in due course."

    Chelsea were fined £300,000 and handed a suspended three-point deduction by Premier League officials this week for their role in an illegal meeting with Arsenal full-back Ashley Cole.

    The Premier League, however, are yet to receive a complaint from Spurs officials about the alleged approach to Arnesen.

    "We have not received an official complaint," said Premier League spokesman Dan Johnson. "We await to see the action Tottenham wish to pursue."

    It seems to me that Chelsea are walking a very fine line considering they have a 3-point suspended deduction hanging over them. I've never been begrudging of their success up until now, but their interference in other clubs is really starting to bother me.


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