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Le Havre demand Chelsea-type transfer ban for Man Utd

Submitted by tribalfootball.com on Sun, 09/20/2009 - 11:33

Le Havre are demanding Manchester United cop a Chelsea-style transfer ban over their signing of Paul Pogba.

Le Havre managing director Alain Belsoeur said: "The French FA did not deliver the clearance certificate to Manchester United and the English FA, who have turned to FIFA to appeal.

"FIFA have to examine the case and we have supplied written answers to their questions regarding the contractual relationship between the player and the club.

"The Pogba case is very, very similar to the case of Kakuta and I can think of no reason why FIFA’s final decision will be dissimilar."
Le Havre president Jean-Pierre Louvel, urged to "put up or shut up" by United chief executive David Gill, said: "We’ll launch an attack on United, seek sanctions and demand the same ban FIFA gave Chelsea in the transfer market.’
United threatened legal action when they heard Le Havre had made allegations of inducements and insist they have made no illicit payments, saying they have acted within the rules."

 
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Comments (3)

Submitted by steven (not verified) on Mon, 09/21/2009 - 01:28.

This type of bas tard only aiming for money and support from the officials whom felt them been bully. Go watch your own yard and manage your biz. Wanna be famous ? run naked in the staduim.

Submitted by Steve C (not verified) on Sun, 09/20/2009 - 15:16.

Sue the a@@ off them! They didn't shut up, so make them pay up!

Submitted by Frontal Lobotomy (not verified) on Sun, 09/20/2009 - 12:11.

Le Havre will end up with egg on their faces. Man Utd and Arsenal are untouchable when it comes to snapping up young talent, we do it properly. Chelsea left it up to Arnesen, and he's going to be on his way out like Kenyon.

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