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Musa arrested - Released without charge!

By Spudulike, in Leicester City Forum

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Kitchandro

Kitchandro

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3 minutes ago, yorkie1999 said:

Just been reading some of instagram stuff. Full of stuff like "may your life be prosperous, full of happiness and love" . Seems a bit fvcked up if you're posting stuff like that and beating you're wife up

Actually that's the sort of thing I'd expect a potential psycho to post on the internet.

 

If somebody said that to you on the street try and tell me you wouldn't think they were a nutter.

Foxxed

Foxxed

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He doesn't seem the type. Although that doesn't mean he didn't. I'm think I'll wait until the court and police make a statement. The sun may be more excited about selling papers than the truth. Hope it's not truth, but you can but wait and see.

pSinatra

pSinatra

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32 minutes ago, TrentFox said:

I reckon the police can drum up a few more charges if they put their minds to it. Being in possession of an offensive price tag??? Come

on you NTNON fans. Help me out!! 

 

"Walking in a loud shirt in a built up area during the hours of darkness & walking around with an offensive wife"

VLC86

VLC86

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6 minutes ago, Foxxed said:

He doesn't seem the type.

Do you know him? 

 

If you dont im struggling to see how you could draw up any conclusions based upon his shots going out for throw ins.

Foxxed

Foxxed

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5 minutes ago, Costock_Fox said:

Do you know him? 

 

If you dont im struggling to see how you could draw up any conclusions based upon his shots going out for throw ins.

To be fair I did say that doesn't mean he didn't do it. It's a gut feeling that may be wrong.

fuchsntf

fuchsntf

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1 hour ago, Kitchandro said:

Thing is, we have already set a precedent now. We can't really take the moral high ground anymore.

 

Shagging hookers is a sackable offence but beating women isn't.

Not if they are grannie  hookers...ask Rooney

Kitchandro

Kitchandro

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17 minutes ago, Costock_Fox said:

Do you know him? 

 

If you dont im struggling to see how you could draw up any conclusions based upon his shots going out for throw ins.

lol

 

Look into that face and tell me he's guilty:

 

ahmed-musa-of-cska-moscow_1fmrlxrw4ul5b1

 

Try to ignore the gold tooth, obviously. That won't do him any favours in the courtroom.

boobagab

boobagab

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I wouldn't look too deeply into Instagram posts. When this stuff happens, couples pretend that everything is rosy on social media in order to dismiss any allegations. 

 

It's very likely that Ahmed did do something to his wife. Once the police got involved, I'm sure his wife realized that she couldn't afford to make things any worse. Ahmed is the breadwinner of the family and a dip in his career will affect her children's wellbeing. Sadly, she's forced to hide the truth and hope Ahmed stops.

 

Keep in mind that there doesn't seem to be any evidence or witnesses. So if Ahmed's wife makes it appear like some kind of misunderstanding, he'll get away with it. This isn't strange in cases of spousal abuse. 

ZeGuy

ZeGuy

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lot of people here sure condemned him before even knowing what did really happen. Don't rate the footballer but it doesn't prevent me to wait a bit before hanging the man out to dry.

Izzy

Izzy

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Doesn't seem that long ago he was pictured handing out football shirts to poor kids back home on his week off and everyone thought he was a saint. 

VLC86

VLC86

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8 minutes ago, Izzy Muzzett said:

Doesn't seem that long ago he was pictured handing out football shirts to poor kids back home on his week off and everyone thought he was a saint. 

But I'm pretty sure we were outraged as he was wearing a United shirt lol 

murphy

murphy

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10 minutes ago, ZeGuy said:

lot of people here sure condemned him before even knowing what did really happen. Don't rate the footballer but it doesn't prevent me to wait a bit before hanging the man out to dry.

Maybe, but he has reportedly been arrested.

 

But lets look on the bright side.  At least it wasn't anyone good!

ZeGuy

ZeGuy

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1 minute ago, murphy said:

Maybe, but he has reportedly been arrested.

 

But lets look on the bright side.  At least it wasn't anyone good!

And I thought I was harsh on him...

Guest MattP

Guest MattP

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Saddest thing is he'll probably still end up being dropped from the prison team for being so crap.

 

Hope his defence is better in court than it was in Sevilla.

foxychik

foxychik

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I'm cynical.... as a woman it's not like he's built like Was and you wouldn't be able to slap him one back- sorry if that offends anyone but I have been in that position personally so feel able to comment.... the red top media are full of this kind of stuff and it funny as soon as we are on a good run again it's been reported.... I'm of mixed mind about this kind of situation it's different to if a normal woman is being beaten, if you have a high profile high earning footballer husband and his kids - you're not going to end up in a beaten woman's shelter with nothing if you leave you'll get a good divorce settlement and most likely be set for life so there not the same financial fears at least by leaving, itmight sound hard but there's many women who feel they can't leave domestic violence situations because they think they and their kids will live in poverty.... footballers ex wives don't fall into that category.

Anyway that's one woman's point of view - I has a husband and he was a cvunt and rich .... nuff said 

brucey

brucey

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5 minutes ago, foxychik said:

I'm cynical.... as a woman it's not like he's built like Was and you wouldn't be able to slap him one back- sorry if that offends anyone but I have been in that position personally so feel able to comment.... the red top media are full of this kind of stuff and it funny as soon as we are on a good run again it's been reported.... I'm of mixed mind about this kind of situation it's different to if a normal woman is being beaten, if you have a high profile high earning footballer husband and his kids - you're not going to end up in a beaten woman's shelter with nothing if you leave you'll get a good divorce settlement and most likely be set for life so there not the same financial fears at least by leaving, itmight sound hard but there's many women who feel they can't leave domestic violence situations because they think they and their kids will live in poverty.... footballers ex wives don't fall into that category.

Anyway that's one woman's point of view - I has a husband and he was a cvunt and rich .... nuff said 

Assuming they are married under Islamic/Syariah law having wed in Nigeria, I believe the laws that apply are a bit different. It's much harder for the woman to get a divorce and there are no rights to the spouse's property as far as I know.

foxychik

foxychik

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1 minute ago, brucey said:

Assuming they are married under Islamic/Syariah law having wed in Nigeria, I believe the laws that apply are a bit different. It's much harder for the woman to get a divorce and there are no rights to the spouse's property as far as I know.

Could equally assume they are married under Christian law https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religion_in_Nigeria if they married in Nigeria ....

Guest MattP

Guest MattP

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It's fine anyway he was trying to smack his neighbour, he just missed the target by 25 yards.

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