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And according to the reports, they took 500,000 euros, which is close to $600,000 worth of items.

Now, I genuinely wonder, Nicolas Fulcru does not strike me as a bling kind of guy.

Maybe he has a few watches, a few bags, a few... Which he keeps in his hotel room?

I don't know.

Those are some really nice watches.

Is it for cash?

I wonder how much of that was in cash.

Aston Villa lose at home to Everton, 1-0, which means they don't get to be second on the table.

And by the way, what a story it would be if they actually had been second on the table.

Jules Unai Emery was grumpy, and you can see why.

McGinn injured now as well.

Am I awkward?

Never.

No, and I've said they should find a way to double down.

But the problem is, and I think people need to understand, because I think this is an underreported story.

If Villa, Villa had to reach a settlement agreement because they breached UEFA's financial firm.

And the same applies to Chelsea, by the way, which is why these Jacquet stories create a million.

Hey, if you shift somebody else and bring some money in, maybe we can talk.

Otherwise, if they breach the goals that UEFA set for them, and these aren't necessarily break-even goals.

These are goals where you're going to have to come back in from your breach before.