In the history of football, we will not just remember great teams and great players. We will also remember a lot of big scandals that occurred in the football world. Scandal can be made by a great football player who cheated his wife or a big club who payed referees in order to gain the result they wanted. The World's 10 Worst Football Divers. Top 15 AC Milan players of the last Decade. The blue-booted Libyan international, former vice-chairman of the Libyan FA and son of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi was banned for three months in January after testing positive for nandrolone in October.
After serving his ban, he made his Serie A debut for Perugia as a substitute in a vital end-of-season game last May against Juventus. He confessed all in a tearful press conference in November He got help from his club, spent six weeks in compulsory drug rehabilitation, and avoided a ban. The then-Portsmouth manager was eventually outed as the Premier League manager who had been caught visiting an out-of-town Thai brothel, near Southampton, by a tabloid investigation.
Wazza can pair up with Peter Crouch, whose own dalliance with a hooker was outed by the News of the World last month. The 6 ft. Israel were on the verge of qualifying for Euro , but a humiliating aggregate playoff defeat to Denmark sparked an investigation.
The inquiry found several players invited prostitutes to their room the night before the thrashing in Tel Aviv. Loads of Love. Wayne Rooney. The speedy winger was at the peak of his powers when he travelled to Argentina for the World Cup as part of the Scotland team. He was also a hay fever sufferer, and after a farcical defeat against Peru, he was tested and found to have taken Fencamfamin a sympathomimetic amine with structural and biochemical similarities to amphetamine and cocaine, of course.
Johnston was sent home, banned from international football and briefly emigrated to the United States, with only a huge cheque from a tabloid newspaper to comfort him in his disgrace. In July , Italian Serie B champion Genoa was arbitrarily placed last in the division, and therefore condemned to relegation in Serie C1, after it was revealed that they bribed their opponents in the final match of the season, Venezia, to throw the match.
