by anicoll5 Thu Feb 09 2012, 00:23
Not quite Vis though if Arry feels he has been the victim of a malicious prosecution then he is free to pursue a claim for damages.
The verdict of the jury is that, based upon the evidence presented and the arguments raised, that the prosecution have failed to prove their case.
An interesting opportunity to look in Arry's world of offshore accounts, slices of transfer fees and his apparent capacity not to have any idea he has £189k sitting there
So no nonsense about being " proved innocent"
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