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Greenwood's future

Cookie said:
Every time I take him off ignore to see what shite he's posted I remember why he's on ignore in the first place.

Genuinely and unequivocally the biggest, attention seeking whopper on this board.
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because people dont agree with your opinion doesnt make them trolls or attention seekers. what a very sad atttitude
Mowgli said:
Troll is one thing but trolling over sexual allegations is disgusting. Should be banned.
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ad hominem attack and very poor. see comment above
 
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Another Everton Fan said:
Yeah and her dad come out immediately and tried to brush the rape audio under the carpet. Considering that's her dad who clearly enjoys a millionaire son-in-law and that he broke bail conditions with no consequence to meet her repeatedly then the poor girl had no chance of escaping from the cycle of abuse. Now she's going marry him after immediately getting knocked up. It's sad tbh.
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Kin ell didn't know that. Money poisons the mind.
 
He should never play again. People sticking up for him are similar to our fans who make jokes about Adam Johnson. Arseholes.

Man Utd were a lub I respected eeven if I didn't like them. Under the Glazers, their standards have dropped enormously on and off the pitch. Will be interesting to see what Gary Neville says if he doesn't get sacked.
Would hope that he uses his profile to call them out and shame them. Time will tell.
 
tunstallhill said:
good . people with an actual backbone

i mean they are obvioulsy going to get all sorts of flack if they go through with it, although if they never went to games in the first place i'm not sure how effective their protest will be. but at least they are standing up for something. unlike those daft twats up the road
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Exactly. Man Utd fans are standing up and saying 'no, this is not right' and trying to stop something that will give their club such a bad name. That is something that Newcastle fans think is beyond the ordinary fan. Every now and again football fans lead they was on the moral stance.
 
Spargel said:
Will be interesting to see what Gary Neville says if he doesn't get sacked.
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Neville will bottle it, just like he did with the Newcastle takeover when he said it would lead to more open and honest conversations in this country about Saudi Arabia. He talks a good game but when it comes down to it, he'll always side with money. He's a shrewd businessman and is fiercely competitive so won't let morals get in the way of staying in the limelight.

10 Gary Rowells said:
Exactly. Man Utd fans are standing up and saying 'no, this is not right' and trying to stop something that will give their club such a bad name. That is something that Newcastle fans think is beyond the ordinary fan. Every now and again football fans lead they was on the moral stance.
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There are mags who are concerned over their ownership. If Twitter is anything to go by, there are lots of Man Utd fans who want Greenwood playing again and don't give a **** what he did.
 
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SAFC 2012 said:
How the fuck is that racist 😂😂😂😂
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Assumed it was a wind up.
Hendon Mad Frog said:
Neville will bottle it, just like he did with the Newcastle takeover when he said it would lead to more open and honest conversations in this country about Saudi Arabia. He talks a good game but when it comes down to it, he'll always side with money. He's a shrewd businessman and is fiercely competitive so won't let morals get in the way of staying in the limelight.



There are mags who are concerned over their ownership. If Twitter is anything to go by, there are lots of Man Utd fans who want Greenwood playing again and don't give a **** what he did.
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Yep. As a mag how couldn't you be concerned re. The ownership? It stinks. I appreciate a few are. Not nearly enough.
 
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At the end of the day, if he way an a young player still playing in the 23s who hadn't made a breakthrough yet, he'd already be long gone and this wouldn't be a discussion. But becuase he's clearly an exceptionally talented player who will be worth a big chunk of money (as a footballer), United are reluctant to release him.

That is the sad truth imo. They're choosing money over anything else
 
Nathan Gunn said:
At the end of the day, if he way an a young player still playing in the 23s who hadn't made a breakthrough yet, he'd already be long gone and this wouldn't be a discussion. But becuase he's clearly an exceptionally talented player who will be worth a big chunk of money (as a footballer), United are reluctant to release him.

That is the sad truth imo. They're choosing money over anything else
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i wonder how much he is worth on the open market currently?

if they put him up for sale today, i can't see the offers coming flooding in.

he'd end up abroad probably, what, £10million?
 
Nathan Gunn said:
At the end of the day, if he way an a young player still playing in the 23s who hadn't made a breakthrough yet, he'd already be long gone and this wouldn't be a discussion. But becuase he's clearly an exceptionally talented player who will be worth a big chunk of money (as a footballer), United are reluctant to release him.

That is the sad truth imo. They're choosing money over anything else
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In which case it’ll be great if sponsors pull out and he is unable to deliver on the pitch
 
tunstallhill said:
i wonder how much he is worth on the open market currently?

if they put him up for sale today, i can't see the offers coming flooding in.

he'd end up abroad probably, what, £10million?
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He won't be worth much currently, but if they manage to bring him back and he has 2/3 good seasons, he will still only be 23/24 and will likely be worth minimum £50m. By that time this will have probably been forgotten about unfortunately
 
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