‘The Club refuse to comment any further’ Just read that. Must be quite serious for that reaction.BBC are reporting it’s for an alleged breach of contract
Apparently Annis Abraham's site - take with a health warning - is he failed drug tests and even caught dealing.

It amazes me that people with the world at their feet, getting paid a fortune for doing a job most of us PAY to do, would risk it all by selling drugs and/or smoking the funny-***s behind the bike sheds.Apparently Annis Abraham's site - take with a health warning - is he failed drug tests and even caught dealing.

Whatever the reasons, the City players must have known about this - there's no way they wouldn't have asked questions about his absence. We can only commend them for collectively keeping their counsel and getting on with the job until it was sorted one way or another.
They're a close knit group and would have been aware of the circumstances to the extent that the club would need to take decisive action to maintain credibility. Cancelling a legal contract is not a minor matter and it looks like the decision was carefully considered and done on sound legal advice.
I'll wait until the is proof I just can't believe anything posted by AA or CC, not even sure if the a proper fans or just Sam the man's boo boys.
What rights do we have in this? None. We are paying customers not shareholders/investors.
We would like to know what has happened but the matter is between the club, NML and their respective legal advisors and, as such, is subject to their privacy rights.
Nothing to stop speculation though.![]()