If the Geordies can handle the lastest alleged atrocities committed by the Saudi government, surely they can cope with Greenwood?Turkey is usually the default option in such cases
My money is on Newcastle.
If the Geordies can handle the lastest alleged atrocities committed by the Saudi government, surely they can cope with Greenwood?Turkey is usually the default option in such cases
West Ham look a good fit, considering their attitude to c***ish off-pitch behavior by their players10 (?) days left of the window...I wonder where he'll end up.
Think that's a tad unfair don't think they would sink quite so low.West Ham look a good fit, considering their attitude to c***ish off-pitch behavior by their players
Think that's a tad unfair don't think they would sink quite so low.
Utd show what a sit show they are taking so long to come to the right decision
Sewerage plant worker - actually no - how about somewhere where he doesn't have any contact with women - maybe a men's prison, as the shower cleaner.Could do a job.....
...somewhere else.
Retrain as a plumber or electrician and do something useful.
Clearly a decision they’ve reached based on the reaction over the weekend, flew a kite and got burned by it
Don’t think they can, he wasn’t convicted of any crime. He has a contract.Are they going to effectively sack him if they cannot find anyone to take him this transfer window?
Are they going to effectively sack him if they cannot find anyone to take him this transfer window?
That statement implies that the alleged victim and their family profoundly influenced the decision making. I’m not sure how else you could proceed. They obviously lost their influence once the public had their say on social media.In a statement, the club said: "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."
Mason Greenwood: Forward to leave club following internal investigation
Crown Prosecution Service discontinued its case against Greenwood in February; Man Utd announce it has been mutually agreed for forward to recommence his career away from Old Traffordwww.skysports.com
It's quite vague.
Given there is a sense they wanted to keep him until the decision was leaked and a backlash was felt before it was announced, a cynical part of me wonders if they hope this will result in the window closing with no deal, then they will still be 'working together to acheive the exit', then 'he's just training with us to keep his fitness up for an expected exit', then...
Would be surprised if any EPL club took a chance, they all have Women’s football teams, so there’s an obvious conflict of interest regardless of a conviction or not.
Saudi Arabia appears to tick a lot of boxes.
Difficult to prove and even more difficult to enforce (possibly what their own ‘investigation’ was trying to do)……..PFA and/or his lawyers would be all over them if they tried it. Imagine it’ll be a compromise agreement of some sort.You would have thought that there is a clause in everyone's contracts about not bringing the club into disrepute?
If the Geordies can handle the lastest alleged atrocities committed by the Saudi government, surely they can cope with Greenwood?
My money is on Newcastle.
But now they look like morons because they stupidly tried to keep him, have now read the room, and are now getting rid.It is the right thing to do - it would have been a major mistake to have kept him.
On top of getting booted by MU - the guy shouldn't get signed by any other club - anywhere (but you know some gobsh*te owner will think he can face down the baggage that comes with Greenwood).