I don't think we should assume social media is the first place she went. Police likely weren't doing anything. As we see every day now, they're corrupt as fuck.
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Mason Greenwood released on bail
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I don't think we should assume social media is the first place she went. Police likely weren't doing anything. As we see every day now, they're corrupt as fuck.
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It says nothing about our police and rape allegations. It is modern (young) society that social media is the first place people go.
Zzzz pure shite. Rapists walk away from court all the time, I'm glad she put it online so everyone knows what he is, before he got chance for super injunctions and paying to make it go away.
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Just went over to the Caf to see what they made of it all and to be fair to them, they all want him out of the club and no one is even trying to stand up for “his side”.
When you consider the percentage of rape convictions I reckon she did exactly the correct thing. We've seen Manchester United players and other powerful people suppress things with super injunctions. We've seen evidence dismissed and because it can be taken out of context or manipulated by a very good lawyer. Nope she did the right thing because everyone can see and hear it for themselves. He can't hide nowIt says nothing about our police and rape allegations. It is modern (young) society that social media is the first place people go.
Just went over to the Caf to see what they made of it all and to be fair to them, they all want him out of the club and no one is even trying to stand up for “his side”.
Good on them. As I said earlier, I'd be so angry if it was a City player, even more so if he was ever allowed to wear the shirt again. No room in the sport for people like him.
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Don't surprise me. A bit like us with Mendy. You don't want these horrible human beings to don the shirt of the club you love.Just went over to the Caf to see what they made of it all and to be fair to them, they all want him out of the club and no one is even trying to stand up for “his side”.
Yep, its not a football matter. It's on him that's he's a fucking scumbag. It's how you react now that counts. No place for this in society at all.Good on them. As I said earlier, I'd be so angry if it was a City player, even more so if he was ever allowed to wear the shirt again. No room in the sport for people like him.
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Yeah, it’s not football mate. It’s him being a vile **** of a person. Needs sending down and then gutting in a cell.Just went over to the Caf to see what they made of it all and to be fair to them, they all want him out of the club and no one is even trying to stand up for “his side”.
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