Post: #26

(12-24-2017 09:33 AM)SpursFan741 Wrote:  And there is something else to mention , Eboue is married with her while he was 21 in Belgium while he played at Beveren. That's really early, she must felt early that he will has a lot of money.

She should work for the scouting department of Real Madrid.

Post: #27

Worth mentioning again the case of former Arsenal player Ray Parlour, whose wife, on top of a generous divorce settlement, managed to secure a share of his future earnings:

https://www.thesun.co.uk/archives/footba...y-divorce/

Post: #28

(12-26-2017 07:07 AM)Nordwand Wrote:  Worth mentioning again the case of former Arsenal player Ray Parlour, whose wife, on top of a generous divorce settlement, managed to secure a share of his future earnings:

https://www.thesun.co.uk/archives/footba...y-divorce/

His wife from the article!

Post: #29

In light of this, I wonder why Cristiano Ronaldo had a kid with his last GF.

He already had 3, 100% of parental rights (so no child support), and he suddenly has a fourth? Even if you make like more than 50 million a year, it is not worth the risk.

Post: #30

(12-26-2017 10:01 PM)mikado Wrote:  In light of this, I wonder why Cristiano Ronaldo had a kid with his last GF.

He already had 3, 100% of parental rights (so no child support), and he suddenly has a fourth? Even if you make like more than 50 million a year, it is not worth the risk.

He's not married. I don't think he's gonna get married anytime soon either.

Post: #31

(12-25-2017 08:28 AM)Suits Wrote:  

(12-25-2017 06:02 AM)JohnKreese Wrote:  Football player?

The game is actually called soccer.

Really? Unfortunately, world is bigger than those "blue" countries.

Post: #32

We've seen cases like this many times (I'm suspending any disbelief about the amount of money she got...that she took him to the cleaners is a given) and it shows how it doesn't matter what your on paper 'status' is...all that matters is how the chick perceives your status.

Post: #33

The statistics about post-career impoverishment are shocking. The athletes go into a world for which they are not prepared. There is no healthy dose of reality keeping them in check. Literally every person they associate with is a fair weather friend. They are in a bubble for a few years. There is no other end result than the fact that every part of their life unravels after the career ends. Only a few are spared this fate.

Post: #34

Galatasaray gave him a job as their U-14 couch, an apartment and a decent salary.

Post: #35

Talking about the music industry, not sport, but a few years ago I saw an interview on TV with Paul Stanley of Kiss. He said that you should watch the person who has his arm around your shoulder, because he will have the other one in your pocket.

Post: #36

(12-27-2017 03:34 AM)Rossi Wrote:  

(12-26-2017 10:01 PM)mikado Wrote:  In light of this, I wonder why Cristiano Ronaldo had a kid with his last GF.

He already had 3, 100% of parental rights (so no child support), and he suddenly has a fourth? Even if you make like more than 50 million a year, it is not worth the risk.

He's not married. I don't think he's gonna get married anytime soon either.

He is not, but if his GF decides to go he will pay millions for child support, especially since she can argue that she cast aside her modeling career for him.