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Originally posted by BlueJay
If the statement from her Dad is legit, it's about as repulsive as the rest of this: "Mr Robson told MailOnline: 'The first thing we knew about this was at 6am this morning. It is dreadful. I'm just coming to terms with it all. From here: [Link] Having a daughter myself, I find this statement disgraceful, at best
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Originally posted by Eagle Black.
Yep i think he's finished,surely United will sack him. The audio is horrific. I agree but they will only sack him if he goes to prison. Unfortunately the expensive lawyers who will represent him will do their utmost to dig up dirt on the young lady. She is in for a rough time but having seen the photos, not as rough as what he gave her. Total scum
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
And there was me thinking that it would be my cooking that would lead me there. Only if it’s the books!
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Originally posted by Romford-Eagle
Perhaps we should ditch BLM, for WWM, White Women Matter... You obviously don’t live in Rochdale
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Originally posted by Spiderman
Only if it’s the books! All the city boys do enough of that....would have to build loads more prisons.
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Originally posted by CrazyBadger
Half of all Social Media content is lies, more is misleading and the rest is opinionated spin. This should not be forgotten. The Police, with the necessary experience, access and means will investigate this, and it should be the courts judgement who is guilty of what. I agree it's important to be careful in these matters. As in referring to how things may appear based on what is out there rather than conclusively claim we know precisely what happened. The trouble he has is that clearly in society acting this way towards your partner is entirely unacceptable and the combination of images and shocking audio appear very damning. You're right that a court of law ultimately decides on these matters, but at the same time when deeply troubling content like this is released on the account of the person it appears to have happened to, it's unrealistic to expect people not to comment.
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I don't know why this needed to be posted on Instagram, rather than reported to the police. If guilty, career over.
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Originally posted by ASCPFC
I don't know why this needed to be posted on Instagram, rather than reported to the police. If guilty, career over. It's so hard to get the police to take this stuff seriously, particularly when it's your partner - going public is a far more effective way for her to get out of the relationship given Greenwood's profile, and clearly it's worked.
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Originally posted by CrazyBadger
Half of all Social Media content is lies, more is misleading and the rest is opinionated spin. This should not be forgotten. The Police, with the necessary experience, access and means will investigate this, and it should be the courts judgement who is guilty of what. You'd struggle to come up with any reasonable explanation for the accusation, audio and images beyond it being exactly what it looks and sounds like - I get your overarching point, but in this case it feels a bit like Boris' 'wait for the report' when everyone knows the reality.
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Originally posted by EverybodyDannsNow
It's so hard to get the police to take this stuff seriously, particularly when it's your partner - going public is a far more effective way for her to get out of the relationship given Greenwood's profile, and clearly it's worked. It doesn't sound like she had an awful lot of support around her. Isn't it the case that she's now rowing back and saying she didn't even post the images and audio. She comes across as scared, and even if her act was a brief moment of bravery I'm pleased she was able to muster that.
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Originally posted by EverybodyDannsNow
You'd struggle to come up with any reasonable explanation for the accusation, audio and images beyond it being exactly what it looks and sounds like - I get your overarching point, but in this case it feels a bit like Boris' 'wait for the report' when everyone knows the reality. The facts must be established first. There are statements from the father that don't make much sense in relation to the media release.....and no personally I don't view Instagram as a valid method to start the process. I get the disgust and that audio is indeed disgusting and images as well, if they pan out....at the very least Greenwood has a case to answer and at the worst jail time for rape. However, we are not lynch mobs and do not take someone's liberty away without due and proper process that ensures that justice isn't only seen to be done....but actually done. Edited by Stirlingsays (31 Jan 2022 12.11pm)
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Prison is a very harsh punishment for Foot-Stamping and Diving.
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Originally posted by ASCPFC
If guilty, career over. did Marlon King continue to get lucrative contracts even after it was evident he was a 'wrong un' ? Having a criminal record should de-bar anybody from Professional Football.
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Originally posted by PalazioVecchio
did Marlon King continue to get lucrative contracts even after it was evident he was a 'wrong un' ? Having a criminal record should de-bar anybody from Professional Football. If crimes barred someone from being rich the world would look very different....but it doesn't.
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
The facts must be established first. There are statements from the father that don't make much sense in relation to the media release.....and no personally I don't view Instagram as a valid method to start the process. I get the disgust and that audio is indeed disgusting and images as well, if they pan out....at the very least Greenwood has a case to answer and at the worst jail time for rape. However, we are not lynch mobs and do not take someone's liberty away without due and proper process that ensures that justice isn't only seen to be done....but actually done. Edited by Stirlingsays (31 Jan 2022 12.11pm) I don't agree - there are no circumstances where that audio is acceptable. It sounds just like him, she uses his name, they have a known history together... so regardless of the rest, I can be 99% confident that is him I'm listening to, and I can therefore be 100% confident that he's an utter scumbag. I don't need a load of bluster from expensive lawyers to be sure of that. You don't need to view Instagram as valid - the victim of the abuse decided it was her best course of action, and it worked. It is these type of narratives on how you're supposed to react which really damage victim's credibility. I also think your first reaction being to question whether the blood is real is unhelpful, to put it politely. Given how hard it is for women to get a conviction on these types of charges, I do not at all agree that the court trial is when we can decide how to react - it is essentially fact that Ronaldo has raped someone, and yet he is drowned in adoration every week. Edited by EverybodyDannsNow (31 Jan 2022 12.34pm)
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Originally posted by PalazioVecchio
did Marlon King continue to get lucrative contracts even after it was evident he was a 'wrong un' ? Having a criminal record should de-bar anybody from Professional Football. 'If' the audio is genuine, there is zero chance he will play in this country again. There is something very different about hearing a crime as repugnant as this panning out rather than reading about it.
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Originally posted by EverybodyDannsNow
I don't agree - there are no circumstances where that audio is acceptable. It sounds just like him, she uses his name, they have a known history together... so regardless of the rest, I can be 99% confident that is him I'm listening to, and I can therefore be 100% confident that he's an utter scumbag. I don't need a load of bluster from expensive lawyers to be sure of that. You don't need to view Instagram as valid - the victim of the abuse decided it was her best course of action, and it worked. It is these type of narratives on how you're supposed to react which really damage victim's credibility. I also think your first reaction being to question whether the blood is real is unhelpful, to put it politely. Given how hard it is for women to get a conviction on these types of charges, I do not at all agree that the court trial is when we can decide how to react - it is essentially fact that Ronaldo has raped someone, and yet he is drowned in adoration every week. Edited by EverybodyDannsNow (31 Jan 2022 12.34pm) I don't/can't agree with this. We live in a society whereby guilt and punishment are to be decided in a court of law, and not offered out to society for mob justice. To say that 'the victim of the abuse decided it was her best course of action, and it worked' tells me that you've already decided who the victim is, and that you've already decided what the outcome should be - based on your own judgement that it sounds a bit like him in the tape. Regardless Of the what the legal system offers, he'll be forever guilty in your book. Just because something appears to have happened as it's the most likely, or easily explainable does not mean this is what has happened. It's not 100%, and there are certainly sides of it that are less than ideal(out of court settlements for instance), but it's the best system we have. I'm not saying that I necessarily think you're wrong in your assumptions - but they are only assumptions and unless you are working the case, have not verified the validity of any of the claims made or any of the evidence submitted by Instagram. You have not heard both sides of the story, and so making those assumptions on half of the data. Finally, I agree that it's hard for a Woman to get convictions for these types of charges. but what would you prefer? A system where someone shouts Rape, and an innocent gets jailed?
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Originally posted by CrazyBadger
I don't/can't agree with this. We live in a society whereby guilt and punishment are to be decided in a court of law, and not offered out to society for mob justice. To say that 'the victim of the abuse decided it was her best course of action, and it worked' tells me that you've already decided who the victim is, and that you've already decided what the outcome should be - based on your own judgement that it sounds a bit like him in the tape. Regardless Of the what the legal system offers, he'll be forever guilty in your book. Just because something appears to have happened as it's the most likely, or easily explainable does not mean this is what has happened. It's not 100%, and there are certainly sides of it that are less than ideal(out of court settlements for instance), but it's the best system we have. I'm not saying that I necessarily think you're wrong in your assumptions - but they are only assumptions and unless you are working the case, have not verified the validity of any of the claims made or any of the evidence submitted by Instagram. You have not heard both sides of the story, and so making those assumptions on half of the data. Finally, I agree that it's hard for a Woman to get convictions for these types of charges. but what would you prefer? A system where someone shouts Rape, and an innocent gets jailed? So what do you do when that system fails to do it's job on a huge scale over decades? Continue to keep faith with it indefinitely? If someone can offer me one reasonable suggestion as to how that audio is dismissed, I'd be really interested to hear it.. genuinely, what are we suggesting? It's staged? Not him? I don't get it. I don't see another side to this story - what could it possibly look like
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In an ideal world the Criminal Justice System ensures that the majority of cases are trialled and those found guilty convicted. In reality pretty much no one gets convicted of rape (less than 2% of cases brought to the police ended in conviction last year [Link] ) and the system is struggling to address the issue due to government cuts alongside other issues like the Catch 22 scenario whereby the police see little point in taking cases to court due to the lack of convictions. If Greenwood is guilty then I hope he is dealt with to the full extent of the law as a lesson (as if one should be needed) that his actions were abhorrent and will end in jail. The reality is if there's a way out his expensively assembled legal team will find it. As an aside, is there a bigger issue at United? They now have Ronaldo, Greenwood and Maguire who have been accused of serious crimes, two of which have seemingly escaped any real punishment. There were also stories in the media about an escort giving services to a few of their players. Maybe there's a deeper problem at the club? Edited by taylors lovechild (31 Jan 2022 2.47pm)
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