Poison's Game House: players report lack of food and psychological torture
Former players of the Free Fire Poison team denounce that they were hungry and give in at the Game House
Poison , a Free Fire organization created about 2 months ago and led by football player Matheus Jesus , was the target of severe denunciations by its former players, including lack of food, psychological torture and threats.
When reality turns to frustration, this is the title of the video that displays the former players' complaints against those responsible for the Poison team. According to the video, after the complaints, the players were rescued from Game House by their parents.
Denilson Lucas (_blazeff), Danilo Mello (_crossff), Lucas Floriano (jokerpoff) and Leonardo Salles (salleszada) are the former players who made the report in a video created by them, containing details of the reports. "I had to make up lies for my mother, to say I was doing well there, so she wouldn't be worried", commented Danilo Melo in the video.
It is very complicated to leave your son's side, from the comfort of your home ... go out to go hungry!
In the video, Lucas Floriano explains that he left his son and his home behind a dream and then the dream became frustration and ended up starving. "There was a day that I spent with just 2 pastries," commented the former Poison player.
The four players also denounced psychological torture, if the team was bad, they would be replaced and sculpted. "There was a day when we didn't play a game well but we qualified, but that was a reason to be changed and to take esculachos".
About Poison
Through a daring project, Poison was created by Matheus Jesus , with the support of other members of the board and has been making the selection of players. In addition to seeking to form three "squads", which gives a total of 12 athletes, Poison wants to create an academy to develop young talents.
Matheus Sousa de Jesus, known as Matheus Jesus , is a football player who plays as a defensive midfielder for Red Bull Bragantino on loan to Corinthians.
In a note, Poison defended itself against the charges and says it will take the case to justice, check out:
Aware of the statement and the charges against the organization. Therefore, what is being said does not correspond with the truth. Our lawyers are already providing the appropriate legal measures. São Paulo, August 01, 2020
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