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Will be a loan then a permanent transfer next summer.
Nobody is going to pay his market value or near that right now.
Nobody is going to pay his market value or near that right now.
Not sure about that one chief.
The only people who should make comment in regards to what happened are the two people who were in the room, one of whom has lifelong anonymity.
Manchester United has no need to make that statement imo.
It appears to me, if anything, it was probably a bargaining tool out forward to make this a 'mutual agreement', rather than relieving of duties which would incur a financial cost to the club.
Let’s see how the Athletic cover MGs next move. . .Yeah - the Athletic used this as a way to get one over on United?
What on Earth?
Terrible decision! Basically wilted to trial by social media! They reviewed everything, believe he was innocent yet still get rid! Pathetic- and a sad state of modern society!
The transcript, with respect, is not conclusive of anything. It's out of context and is a single piece of evidence out of many. That's why we have courts of law. Hearing it sounds unpleasant yes. But that's why it's so important to have a fair hearing which he's not had - the emotive effect a transcript and audio file like that can give a false impression of guilt.Judging by a few posts in here, I'm not sure everyone has...
Let’s see how the Athletic cover MGs next move. . .
It is interesting how they decided to dig into this, but not other club matters, like the saleClub were going to reinstate him, then got spooked out of doing so by The Athletic who I can guarantee will have less than half of what they have been to say when he goes on to another club.
This. Their original decision to bring him back was leaked to the media and then shat their pants against the public backlash and social media threats. Pathetic.
Throwing our players under the bus like this will surely make us attractive.
Fair enough. But what does that statement achieve... It read like he was going to return. Defending his actions, saying what is out in the public domain doesn't paint a true picture etc etc then releasing him.
Obviously it's a minefield in terms of how to handle it but I really don't think the club have come across well here and I'm still not sure if this is a permanent move away or a loan. When first reading it, it seemed like it would be a loan then he would be moved back into the squad but now most reports are suggesting he's been effectively released.
No. It was irrational and rabid to base an opinion on one piece of evidence taken out of context with the entirety of the facts of the case. This sort of attitude leads to mob justice.No. It was sensible based on the audio and images we have seen.
Club were going to reinstate him, then got spooked out of doing so by The Athletic who I can guarantee will have less than half of what they have been to say when he goes on to another club.
In a world of bad takes, this is really up there.Throwing our players under the bus like this will surely make us attractive.
I wonder if any PL team will put morals to one side…
That’s what I don’t like. I’m fine with Greenwood staying if the facts justify and I’m fine with him leaving if the facts justify it. What I’m not fine with is saying the facts are A bit we’ll do B anyway - and it works both ways. It comes across as a decision purely based on optics. I mean if the alpha beta male bro morons were louder would they be forced to keep him?So according to their review he didn't do what he was accused off (rape and assault) but they are still kicking him out? That's a load of BS and it's a shame when it comes to supporting your players.
But then again, if he did not something wrong that they found out, say it and mention that's the reason you are firing him.
The whole situation is a mess because it seems they themselves seem conflicted.
No. It was irrational and rabid to base an opinion on one piece of evidence taken out of context with the entirety of the facts of the case. This sort of attitude leads to mob justice.
The charge was attempted rape not rape.Reading between the lines I'm reading the him not doing what he was accused of (rape) means he didn't actually get as far as fully raping her just "trying" to and she wouldn't let him
Obviously him being abusive and what happened in the video and how he treated her is absolutely not acceptable but I wonder if that's what we are doing to try to "protect" him, especially as the charges were dropped. Cynical side says it's so we can make him more sellable too