by Marcus Alves @https://twitter.com/@_marcus_alves Published 5 min ago We are part of The Trust Project What is it? In mid-July 2000, Edu Gaspar arrived at Heathrow airport alongside his compatriot Sylvinho to sign for Arsenal from Corinthians. After an 11-hour flight to London, he was exhausted and didn't want to go through the immigration line for non-EU members. He decided instead to leave his Brazilian passport – which he'd used to check in for the flight – inside his suitcase and use his Portuguese one in order to avoid spending much time waiting for the control. Heathrow officials him held for more than three hours because his inconsistent documentation had raised doubts....
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