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That he thinks Salazar is guilty of having done something 'inappropriate' or covering his own arse and taking the heat off himself?
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It is they know the game is over. Mo will run to protect himself but it won't work. Mo is DONE.
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A number of inferences could be drawn. Some entirely inconsistent with other equally plausible inferences. So, standing alone, this would tell us absolutely nothing.
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It would tell us he's throwing Al under the bus and saving himself. If he doesn't and Al is found guilty them Mo will be seen as guilty by implication, rightly or wrongly.
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Eugene13 wrote:
A number of inferences could be drawn. Some entirely inconsistent with other equally plausible inferences. So, standing alone, this would tell us absolutely nothing.
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Beginning of the end for Mo.
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Nicko wrote:
Beginning of the end for Mo.
Once he's caught cheating he'll become Mohammed in the press not Mo, Brits will disown him and then it's game over.
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Mo will renounce his British citizenship and officially become a U.S. citizen. he is a permanent resident already. Brits will be disgusted by all of Mo's phoniness.
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Not hate; Brits have always been suspicious of plastic Brits and Mo's never really buried the idea that he is an immigrant running for Britain. Just a fact that he will always be a Greg Rusedski or Lennox Lewis, not a Tim Henman or Frank Bruno, and winning a lot doesn't change that. If the press turn on him the joyride is over.
