adejo92

There's no chance he's a Premier League player & that's been proven again by being sent back by the Premier Leagues whipping boys. I'd say he's a Championship player at best so it's probably a good move for him to get some game time in and maybe even a permanent move come the end of the season.

Very true mate. Yeah I'm sure we will. We can all agree that we don't condone it and that's all that matters hey.

I'd be surprised, because failing to provide is an offence in itself. It's the easiest offence for the police to get you because they don't even have to prove you were driving. It could transpire that you were not even in the car, but if you've committed the offence of failing to provide, It's a straight charge with the consequences being more a less the same as if you blew over the limit. I'd suspect that Hamza was being the typical arrogant footballer and more likely has refused to provide until he has been allowed to speak with his legal rep. Unfortunately for him, neither the road side or police station breath test can be delayed for the purpose of legal advice. Either way, it's one of those really isn't it. None of us know much factually, i don't doubt for one minute that a single person on here condones drink driving and Hamza isn't the first sportsman, and certainly won't be the last, to drink drive.

Careless driving : The offence of driving without due care and attention (careless driving) is committed when your driving falls below the minimum standard expected of a competent and careful driver. Alcohol aside, he's clearly been seen driving like a tw@t. likely the reason he was stopped and breath tested in the first place.

Not to mention the limit of 35 still means you can have a few beers and be only 'just over'... Some countries have a limit of 0. Even if he blew 36 and was 'just over' that's still a level of drunk Ness you would know about and would have made the selfish and conscious decision to still drive. His charge of driving without due care is almost of as much concern. That says he was driving badly, not just drunk. It's a completely separate offence.

Your either over the legal limit or not. Amount over doesn't affect it massively unless your stupidly over, and even then, not always.

Drink driving Is pretty black and white. Your either over the limit, or your not. The charge is the same. The ban length / sentence may vary but that's down to plea's, the persons offending history and the judge on the day. Obviously there is different severity in terms of driving fine but being drunk, or driving like an idiot whilst drunk...the fact that he was also charged with careless driving says there was something about his actual driving other than just being drunk.

I mean I doubt very much the Police could tell the club because of Data Protection. He's an adult. So either Choudhury hasn't told the club, which in itself is bad... Or the club knew & still played him.

Refusing to take a road side breath test is an offence in itself however he seems to have been charged with three offences. It seems he's refused to provide at the road side, resulting in him being arrested. When in custody, he's gone on the evidential breath test machine and blown over, hence his charge of excess alcohol. And the third charge of driving without due care would suggest there was something wrong with his driving prior to him being stopped .

I don't think they will. They are much better at home & Norwich aren't great away.

Despite having the best squad in the division (Considerably)...I do still feel that Enzo-Ball is a bit like Champagne football with lemonade players. We do play some good football at the back, and we do manage to create space, but we lack the likes of Kevin De Bruyne, Bernado Silva & Rodri who have that ability to play that cutting pass when it reaches midfield. More often that not, we'll play some good stuff to get it into our midfield, but we then look a little bit lost and far too restricted to actually make anything of the move so end up having to go backwards and start again. It's nobody's fault that we don't have the players mentioned above, but you have to work with what you do have. Any one who thinks there is going to be wholesale changes within the squad next season are going to be very disappointed. We'll go into next season with a couple of new faces but it won't be any where sufficient to be successful (or even avoid relegation) if we persist on this style of play. Just my honest opinion.