Mason Greenwood released on bail

[Kiss this guy]

'Daddies dick'

What the actual fuck. Take the millionaire footballer out of the equation and you've got a typical Manchester scally scrote.

 

[MarsLlama]

Very strange post that. Thankfully you edited it. Many cases of domestic abuse where the abuser makes the victim call them ‘daddy’. Often a control thing.

But also many relationships where both parties enjoy it. We don't have any reason to think this isn't one of them.

Loads of damning evidence has come out against him today, I just don't think that particular video counts among it.

The only thing about that video that I think is unsettling is their decision to record and post it on social media...

 

[HelloCity]

But also many relationships where both parties enjoy it. We don't have any reason to think this isn't one of them.

We do now. It’s more about building a picture as you do in a case like this. Individually that video wouldn’t mean much but together with the items released to day is paints a picture of objectification.

 

[Manc in London]

From a HR point of view they can’t, suspending him whilst the legal process is happening till any type of outcome is reached.

They can. Potentially problematic but nothing stopping them doing it. I'd dismiss him summarily based on trust and confidence. It doesn't need a court to state he is guilty or not guilty.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Probably inadmissible in court if made without his consent. As bad as it is

On what basis is it inadmissible in court?

 

[MichaelFrontzeck'sBathroom]

Hope the Scrote **** gets what’s coming to him, if that audio is anything to go by (and if that is actually him).

 

[journolud]

Probably inadmissible in court if made without his consent. As bad as it is

Don’t think he understands the concept of consent

 

[jimharri]

Lifted off the caff (a Chelsea fan, seemingly).....

 

[domalino]

On what basis is it inadmissible in court?

Its a common plot device in US film and TV that recordings need 2 party consent - ie both people on a recording are aware and agree to being recorded - in order to be admissible evidence in some states.

That seems to have filtered into the general public understanding. The UK has no such requirements, nor do most countries.

 

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