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Greenwood's future

NathanL91 said:
Even if the club has finally reached the correct outcome, if that statement is the club's response to the public reaction to their initial plans to reintroduce him into the squad then Richard Arnold should follow Greenwood out of the door.

We've considered all the facts but the woke mob won't lend us an ear, essentially.
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And our global brand is key to our future success.

If this was anything to do with women, the club would have paid up his contract months ago and would have consulted nobody
 

RascaI said:
Unless he fancies, Celtic, Scousers, or Leeds, he’s nearly has scummy has them 4 clubs but not quite, he’d fit in perfectly.
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Mags is the obvious choice. News released today there owners ordered the murders of hundreds of Ethiopian migrants over the past couple of years
 
Sporty said:
In the Richard Arnold's open letter to fans, it says this

While we were unable to access certain evidence for reasons we respect, the evidence we did collate led us to conclude that Mason did not commit the acts he was charged with. I am restricted as to what I can say for legal reasons, including the alleged victim's ongoing right to anonymity, but I am able to share the following with you which should give you some insight into the complexity of this case.

• The alleged victim requested the police to drop their investigation in April 2022.

• We were provided with alternative explanations for the audio recording, which was a short excerpt from a much longer recording, and for the images posted online.

• The alleged victim's family participated in the process and were given the opportunity to review and correct our factual findings.
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'Open yer legs' - would like to hear the alternative explanation to that
 
leecoo said:
'Open yer legs' - would like to hear the alternative explanation to that
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Just been reading this on BBC.

Thing is, that recording could be in any context. I'm not going to play guessing games, but I can think of 2 perfectly plausible reasons immediately.

He wasn't convicted of any crime and the lass didn't even want to press charges.
But for all we know, it could have been dodgy as fuck and the lass just wanted to move on
Truth is, we have no real idea.
Question is, should this be the end of his career? In the eyes of the people who actually have all the facts, he's not done anything illegal. So who are we to judge?
 
Behind Enemy Lines said:
I think the tone of Man Utd's statement is because they have their hands tied legally - he hasn't been convicted of anything so have to be careful.
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Not sure, they could’ve just announced that he won’t be considered for selection and they have agreed to part ways without all the fluff , instead they just seem to have lifted defensive phrases that would have been used in the original justification for bringing him back statement had they gone ahead with it
 
PTR said:
Just been reading this on BBC.

Thing is, that recording could be in any context. I'm not going to play guessing games, but I can think of 2 perfectly plausible reasons immediately.

He wasn't convicted of any crime and the lass didn't even want to press charges.
But for all we know, it could have been dodgy as fuck and the lass just wanted to move on
Truth is, we have no real idea.
Question is, should this be the end of his career? In the eyes of the people who actually have all the facts, he's not done anything illegal. So who are we to judge?
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Sorry but in terms of my post I don't understand yours?
 
Behind Enemy Lines said:
I think the tone of Man Utd's statement is because they have their hands tied legally - he hasn't been convicted of anything so have to be careful.
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Ah the good old 'legal issues' and can't act or we will be toom to tribunal excuse.

They're well within their rights to just pay him up and get rid like they would have if he was a reserve player.
 
PTR said:
You said you couldn't think of any reasonable explaination for the quote "open your legs". I said I could, easily.

The rest isn't aimed at you
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OK so what are they? I couldn't think of any
PTR said:
You said you couldn't think of any reasonable explaination for the quote "open your legs". I said I could, easily.

The rest isn't aimed at you
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Looking for the TV remote?
 
Mag_Lurker said:
No way we would want him at Newcastle, regardless of what some on here think. He's a little woman-beating bastard who can go and peddle his bullshit somewhere else.

I don't really have any sympathy for the girlfriend, either - she's still with him (never left apparently) She knows what she's getting into, and he will beat her again.
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Sounds exactly like the Saudi regime. But seriously. I think he will end up in the states
 
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