Malouda admits greed in football keeps his friends to minimum

As depressing as Chelsea's new run of form has been, Florent Malouda says that's not reason people may see him as something of an anti-social hermit. He's only protecting himself.

From The Mirror:

Idont have the lot of friends who live off me - it is for this reason we dont mixmuch, Malouda said. we dont have the lot of friends in football. One or two, no more.

People contend we am anti-social. But it isdifficult to confederate into professional football. It is for which reason which Ialways contend which we will work in football though not pro football. Everywhere thereis money, there are problems with human family people who consider about makingmoney as well as the exploitation of others.

Greed certainly isn't something we can accuse Malouda of descending victim to. Like his crony as well as teammate Didier Drogba, the French Guiana local is utterly inexhaustible with his wealth. He gave250,000 to promote the DVD ancillary earthquake service in Haiti upon behalf of his charity, One Love.

Though Malouda is heedful of the attribute between income as well as football, he would adore to blindly obey his boss, Roman Abramovich.

ButMalouda told French repository So Foot he has never asked Chelsea owners RomanAbramovich where his income came from.

Honestly,I dont even know what his companies are called, he added. we never asked thequestion. we would like to be in his place, we would like him insist to me howhe has done it. And we contend to him thank you, since he has unequivocally used hismoney well.

First of all, no, we don't consider we unequivocally want to know how he done his money, Flo. That could have catastrophic consequences for both your essence as well as your physical good being. You're positively right about Abramovich regulating his income well, though. we mean, private subterraneous nig! htclubs, the swift of the world's largest yachts, the double-winning football club as well as soon, the World Cup? That's how we spend money.

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