Alan Harper's Tash
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That’s overly simplistic as one was found not guilty in court and one had their charges dropped.Protecting a financial asset before accepting responsibility for an employee transgressed human deceny doesn't sit right with me.
And Mendy and any perceived transgression by him, didn't deter City from taking what they believed was the correct action. And he was found not guilty following a court trial.
Two entirely different approaches to similar situations.
That is my last word as we neither know all the facts .
Both clubs acted in the same way once their players had been charged in suspending them.
After that, the situations are totally different.
