Another story "from glory to hell" is the one involving Plaxico Burress, a former wide receiver for the Super Bowl champion, who pleaded guilty to illegal possession of weapons and accepted a sentence of two years imprisonment.

Seek to serve a sentence of immediate.

After months of negotiations between prosecutors and defense lawyers, former player for the New York Giants agreed to go to jail for two years plus two years of supervised release following the incident last November cuandose accidentally shot in the leg when was in a bar in Manhattan with a pistol which had no permit to carry.

Burress was indicted in early August on two counts of criminal possession of a weapon and one more for compromising the integrity of others. It provided for a minimum sentence of three years in a trial before a grand jury.

Real Madrid stays with excess of baggage and just over a week before the start of the Spanish League football steps up efforts to save weight. The accounts are clear: it has 27 chips, you can spare two to fulfill the quota and Wesley Sneijder, Rafal van der Vaart and Miguel Torres are the obvious candidates to exit.

The white club found it easier to pay 94 million euros (134.6 million) by buying Cristiano Ronaldo than the players with no account. Weight was lightened with sales of players like Javier Saviola, Klaas-Jan Huntelaar or μlvaro Negredo, but follows with "surplus".

Real Madrid rocked the market by spending more than 250 million euros (358.6 million) on new players, but that money did not circulate on the mainland. In return, generated inflation in the market and found no white club offers suggestions with which the players did not.