Jlloyd Samuel should be an example to upcoming footballers!! | Netflix documentary reaction!!
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- Опубліковано 8 чер 2024
- Netflix’s “The Footballer, His Wife and the Crash.” Originally released by ITV in 2022, the documentary follows the tragic story of ex-Aston Villa footballer Jlloyd Samuel, who died in 2018 after a collision with a lorry led his Range Rover to burst into flames. Viewers have been left stunned by the intense and emotional journey depicted in the film.
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Just finished watching it, J Lloyd was a scumbag for gambling his money instead of feeding his family with it and then marrying another woman behind Emma’s back
Just watched this.. there wa son reason for them to have so much debt, total mis management of money.. Way more to this than on th do, he had 10 years on wage of 20k plus a week .. no sympathy.. gambling is not the issue either as when he was paying well and in the sides he wasn't gambling...
The first wife was disingenuous as fcuk. Weirdly enough was more aligned to the second wife who had support from his sister who was like his mother…
Why was she disingenuous?
@@aibel99 very money focused. She also cheated on him multiple times. A woman that can cheat on you is extremely dangerous
@waynemarshall8836 yeah that part of the documentary where she admits to cheating is so bad becuase she the whole time before it she's painting this other image about how in love they were and how great she was.
She had me fooled.
I'm convinced that jloyd died in that crash and that his plan was to take the kids in Dubai off his first wife and leave with the Iranian wife.
He says this plan in a video clip 25 days before he died.
@@aibel99 I won’t speak ill of the dead; rather, I will present the facts. They both cheated on each other. Bear in mind, whilst he was away for five years playing abroad, he invested his time in a new relationship. Not only did he cheat, but he also began an affair, and subsequently converted and married this new person, traveling to other continents with them and building businesses. At one point, she even became his agent of sorts.
He did his best to visit , which was once every three months for a week at a time, and I can’t fault him for that. However, his time in the romantic sense was largely invested elsewhere-getting to know the new woman. The wife would have likely felt neglected, not just because he was away, but because he was clearly investing his time in someone else romantically. I still don’t condone cheating under ANY circumstance.
His wife was at home, looking after the children, while they were in a financially precarious situation.
If we’re going to say “a woman who cheats is not to be trusted,” then in this unique situation, *neither of them should be trusted.*
This is a devastating and sad situation. I felt it needed more context because making blanket statements can be misleading. I actually watched the documentary, which validates my point, as opposed to just a clip.
That's how they like their preferences and are hell bent on pouring any wealth they have into other communities. No other group of males are like this.
gambling is an addiction ,
My late uncle may almighty rest his soul in paradise said to me money management is a gift being responsible with money is very important
🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
I get it’s an opportunity but teams need to take responsibility for giving hundreds of thousands of £ a month to young adults who haven’t reached full maturity. No wonder there’s so many issues surrounding gambling etc.
Fam the whole thing is mad none of it makes sense
Why don't you come on the G Block with Velle. You would deffo get more followers
This is just a clips channel not main channel bro.
Blaming gambling.. lOL. he has a lifetime of bad decision making , cheating , marrying another women whilst having kids... cars, designer clothes and gambling is the problem?? scapegoating for bad people and bad decision makers.
Please note that this is just a short clip from a much larger piece of content. All aspects of the decision-making and other parts of the documentary were discussed in detail.