Plastic Evra
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The other Madrid team. No, not Rayo, the other other one.The outrage will probably be tempered somewhat by the fact that Getafe don't actually have any fans.
The other Madrid team. No, not Rayo, the other other one.The outrage will probably be tempered somewhat by the fact that Getafe don't actually have any fans.
We all wanted better transfers. That never happpened and we have to deal with it.A lot don’t. And the press won’t ignore a story. And the supporters groups who spoke out won’t just accept it. I just can’t see Utd deliberately bringing even more bad press down on themselves given the clusterfcuk that the last month has been.
I did think this but I’m not sure now.A lot don’t. And the press won’t ignore a story. And the supporters groups who spoke out won’t just accept it. I just can’t see Utd deliberately bringing even more bad press down on themselves given the clusterfcuk that the last month has been.
The statement was worded carefully definitely. If he comes back as the same player as before they'll look at what to do. I hope we sell him, but the way back to us would be Getafe, contract agreement, loan to a Premiership club to see how it goes I reckon.Reading the United statement again;
“All those involved, including Mason, recognise the difficulties with him recommencing his career at Manchester United. It has therefore been mutually agreed that it would be most appropriate for him to do so away from Old Trafford, and we will now work with Mason to achieve that outcome.”
If he goes on loan then there’s plenty of wriggle room here isn’t there? He’s recommenced his career elsewhere but could he actually return in the future?
It’s a shite situation either way isn’t it?I think it would be career suicide by Murtough to try to reopen this issue in 9 or 10 months.
Which begs the question why carefully word it in the first place?The statement was worded carefully definitely. If he comes back as the same player as before they'll look at what to do. I hope we sell him, but the way back to us would be Getafe, contract agreement, loan to a Premiership club to see how it goes I reckon.
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15 at least. The defences in the lower half teams in LL are shocking.A way better league than I thought he would end up in. I reckon he scores 7 goals this season
How About you just remove yourself. It’s a lot easier....or as a community we could disassociate our club following from a rapist.
Only 3 players scored more than 15 last season. Bit of a stretch for a player who hasn’t played in 2 years to beat that15 at least. The defences in the lower half teams in LL are shocking.
Why?They've set themselves up for a lot of performative foot stamping and media aggro given the womens WC fallout.
But he deserves a club and to get back on a pitch somewhere, and ideally not one that would leave the family isolated. So good luck to them.
I'm not sure I'd hang my hat on that stat alone. It's not like there's some natural law guiding La Liga. It can also indicate a lack of proficient strikers, which I think the Spanish National Team has had issues with for ages.Only 3 players scored more than 15 last season. Bit of a stretch for a player who hasn’t played in 2 years to beat that
Doubt it. That recommencing will start all over again next summer. Do you think people will just forget who Greenwood is?Hell come back if he plays well. Getting over the awkward recommencing is the hardest part IMO.
I think everyone barring serial killers & child abusers deserve a chance at redemption. He had a family now and hopefully the experience of becoming a father will shift his perspective and force him to work on his problems.Why?
Yeah I get that. Lewandowski scored 23 last season, which seems low-ish for a league with apparent terrible defending. I can’t see how Greenwood gets 15 at a club like Getafe and how they set up. I thought 7 was generousI'm not sure I'd hang my hat on that stat alone. It's not like there's some natural law guiding La Liga. It can also indicate a lack of proficient strikers, which I think the Spanish National Team has had issues with for ages.
What counts against him besides absolute lack of match fitness is going to a team that managed to score a whopping 34 goals in 38 matches last season, managed by a manager who saw his then Valencia team score 42 goals in 38 matches last season. If he scores 15 goals for them it would be like scoring +30 for a top side.
No, but a lot can happen in a year. Maybe they’ll keep a low profile or maybe once he has a new career path lined up they’ll be in Spain taking every opportunity to show they’re a loving family.Doubt it. That recommencing will start all over again next summer. Do you think people will just forget who Greenwood is?
feck going through all that again. A lot of people seem to think there’s a small chance of him coming back (I don’t and wouldn’t want him back) and I think some of this is because the three official statements (United, Arnold & MG) were all ambiguous in that they never actually say ‘left’ or ‘departed’ like pretty much all club statements say when players leave United. Could just be looking into it too deep!Doubt it. That recommencing will start all over again next summer. Do you think people will just forget who Greenwood is?
New owners will probably see Murtough out the door anyway, so might not be his problem. That's assuming the sale ever bloody happens.I think it would be career suicide by Murtough to try to reopen this issue in 9 or 10 months.
I’m coming around to this belief, too. If we were getting rid then we’d have just terminated his contract. Right or wrong, this is the club kicking the can down the road.I did think this but I’m not sure now.
When you re-read the club statements it is quite vague in relation to the future plans for him.
If he goes on loan now it’s either to;
1) get him in the shop window
2) see how he performs/still got it
3) judge the reaction/see if it settles down
You then have a decision to either sell him or reintegrate him.
Basically gives the club another year, and the new owners, a chance to weigh it up.
Yeah was thinking the same myself.There's no reason he shouldn't be allowed to resume his career if he can find a club that'll have him. Seems like a hell of a time for a move to Spain though, given recent events. Best of luck to Getafe's media team.
Why not?Why?
If he turns around his life and learns from his mistakes then he can come back in my book.I hope he turns around his life, pots 20-15 goals and we sell him next season for 60m