Mason Greenwood ….

[Bluemike]

Still waiting that first Grey hair so I'm buggered atm.

You're clearly not a Town supporter then. Confirmed. Hallam, get to work.

She could turn me grey in 90 minutes lmao

[hallamblue]

Still waiting that first Grey hair so I'm buggered atm.

Having grey hair might not be your problem Mike

[Bluemike]

Still waiting that first Grey hair so I'm buggered atm.

Having grey hair might not be your problem Mike

you love me really !!!

[ashfordblue]

I'm a firm believer in being innocent until proven guilty. It's supposedly the bedrock of the great British nation

Who am I to judge? Even if the facts proved him guilty, I still dont have the right to jusge him personally.

The facts are out there, you can go listen for yourself. You're old enough to be wise enough and experienced enough to judge someone aren't you? Your judgement doesn't carry much weight, you don't have the right to convict and sentence him, but it would be a weird world if we were never allowed to judge others.

No, I don't have the right to judge anybody even if I am in possession of all of the facts. What makes me better than anybody else? Nothing - we all live by personal standards that are individual to us. The only person who can judge us is God, and that will surely happen on the day of judgment that will come to us all.

AND THAT IS A TRUE FACT ROSSI WE ALL HAVE TO MEET OUR MAKER

[ashfordblue]

She’s a psychopath Mike….

And if she hadn’t been attacked in prison yet it won’t be long ….

Ps : I would also add, that had that arrogant tw*t of a CEO/ senior management team actually listened to the Paediatrician consultants and f**king acted instead of playing God like they always do, she’d have been caught several YEARS earlier and so many babies would still be alive and others not maimed for life.

I REALLY hope and pray the families go after these arrogant tossers and serve them with individual manslaughter and corporate charges. We clinicians are battered to within an inch of our lives with clinical governance, and mandatory training throughout our careers and these wannabe ridiculously overpaid gods have got ZERO accountability. In my years as a clinician, I’ve seen time and again these tossers f*ck up in nhs trust hospitals (getting paid an absolute fortune), and they literally have walked away from their f*ck up and gif another job at another hospital. This sector of the NHS truly makes my bloody boil and I hate them! Most of them are failed businessmen who control £m’s in the NHS and couldn’t make the right decision to save their lives, and they cost patients theirs.


Rant over: Sorry x

And what gets my goat Liz is institutions like this are all head management persons in NHS, Police, Councils, etc, and all say we have to learn a lesson from this, NO it's a common bloody sense you bloody morons, always check and double-check all situations that don't add up.

[ashfordblue]

I'm sure the Saudi's will offer him a multi-million deal!

This would be a very bad move for the lad. What he wants and needs is a probation period under a quality manager like Keran. He needs to be guided in the right direction and shown proper values to get his career back on track. MAN U is too big a club to manage players properly and guide them in the right direction. There's a time to chastise and correct, and a time to praise them and make them feel wanted in the club, and at Ipswich, I feel he would get the correct training in football and general everyday living.
Going abroad would not be good for his overall recovery from a bad experience, so stick in the UK and prove on the pitch you have what it takes to be a quality footballer and a good citizen.

[hallamblue]

Still waiting that first Grey hair so I'm buggered atm.

Having grey hair might not be your problem Mike

you love me really !!!

Ha ha, yes I do you little (at times) PITA!

[Charnwood]

I'm sure the Saudi's will offer him a multi-million deal!

This would be a very bad move for the lad. What he wants and needs is a probation period under a quality manager like Keran. He needs to be guided in the right direction and shown proper values to get his career back on track. MAN U is too big a club to manage players properly and guide them in the right direction. There's a time to chastise and correct, and a time to praise them and make them feel wanted in the club, and at Ipswich, I feel he would get the correct training in football and general everyday living.
Going abroad would not be good for his overall recovery from a bad experience, so stick in the UK and prove on the pitch you have what it takes to be a quality footballer and a good citizen.

You need to get out more Ash, the lads a fuckin moron and we don’t need him at Portman Road or the media baggage that will follow him and the distractions that come with it. Don’t get me wrong I want to see him come good and get his career back on track but he’ll have to work at that and maybe follow a different course to what would be the norm for a lad with his talent, but I suspect he already knows this which is why he’s considering switching his International allegiance from England to Jamaica.
I’d not thought about it before but maybe a season in the Saudi League away from media attention wouldn’t be such a daft idea, especially if he went to one of the clubs with some really good seasoned pros like Jordon Henderson etc who could help him focus solely on his football and provide excellent leadership and direction.
He could then maybe return to Europe or the Premier League in season 2024/25 when he would still only be 23 with a good 10 year career still ahead of him. I think this route or something similar would give him a far better chance of resurrecting his career and putting past event’s completely behind him.

[JohnnyB]

It might have been me that first mentioned it here - after seeing it in a couple of fb threads. Not really looking much at alleged offences and thinking could there be a McK connection and the chance to snag a top premiership level striker at bargain rates? Having found out a bit more (while of course acknowledging there is no proof and no conviction), I agree whole-heartedly there is no place for him here. Regardless of his past, he is simply not a fit in terms of club ethos and teamspirit

[Charnwood]

I don’t think there’s any doubt about his ability as a footballer and I hope the lad sorts himself out and gets his career and his life back on track. I just don’t wouldn’t want to risk seeing it happen at Portman Road in case it had a negative effect on what’s currently being achieved by McKenna and his team.

[shabba]

Landed at Getafe now, I suspected he would end up abroad to get away from the British media a bit. Also lands him in a world top 3 league.

[hallamblue]

Wonder if the Saudis might offer him a deal ?