so dele got a ban for his video he sent , but son head can get found guilty of assaulting coppers but gets if Scott free? 
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so dele got a ban for his video he sent , but son head can get found guilty of assaulting coppers but gets if Scott free?
Dier got four games for offering out a “fan”.
Rio got like an 8 month ban for “forgetting” his drug test.
Don’t forget there was allegedly an england player from around 15 years ago that was banned for *something* and we never even found out who it was or what they did.
If his appeal fails, he should be banned for a lot longer than 4 games.
What are United on about with travel restrictions? Where can’t he go?
I didn’t mention Dier as this was at a football game so even though excessive can see why the FA got involved , maybe it’s a good thing if he doesn’t get a ban as it will hinder there chances of top 4! :mourlmao:
Still the best they have.....
Slab-headed oaf is still bringing the league, club & international association he represents into disrepute.
....How can you give Dele a vague, sketchy ban for an undefined social media-based offence but not Macguire?
Been thinking; can anyone remember how/if Gerrard was punnished when he beat that DJ up for not playing Phil Collins (LOL) when he was pissed?
Maguire says the Greek police beat him so he feared for his life, but no bruises it seems. Man of steel apparently.
Maguire 'feared for life' during arrest
Manchester United's Harry Maguire says he feared for his life when Greek police arrested him last week.
www.bbc.com
I believe the lad. It's a very plausible story. Especially this bit :
Two men approached Daisy and asked her where she was from before Fern saw "my little sister's eyes rolling to the back of her head. She ran over, she was fainting, in an out of consciousness." They told the driver to take them back to the villa and planned to go to the hospital, but Daisy recovered "pretty quickly".
So let's recap : Your sister has been 'injected' by two strangers and she keeps fainting. You get her on a minibus and tell the driver to
All seems logical to me.
Wearing shorts for the interview was a bit of a mistake given they were supposedly "battering his legs"
No point in me stating how/who/what, wasn't there didn't see/hear shit. But given the accusations, the charges and the fact he HAS been found guilty I was quite stunned to find how Dan Roan started his interview with "Harry, good to see you. Thanks for your time. How have you been these last few days, How are you? How tuff has it been?
Which sets up the entire interview of McGuire's defence. This isn't an interview by an investigative journalist, it's McGuire's PR machine. This is the type of "interview" given to a victim of wrongdoing, someone who's served time in jail for a crime they didn't commit.
Obviously, if he's been setup then I hope those responsible pay a price and good luck to him.
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The bit in the ‘kidnapped’ version when he’s clearly thinking he’s being abducted for ransom, together with the invisible needles and bruises: all smacks of someone not really thinking clearly, maybe a little paranoid and - dare I say it - not fully, um...’grounded’? I’m assuming they drug-tested him?Maguire 'feared for life' during arrest
Manchester United's Harry Maguire says he feared for his life when Greek police arrested him last week.
I believe the lad. It's a very plausible story. Especially this bit :
Two men approached Daisy and asked her where she was from before Fern saw "my little sister's eyes rolling to the back of her head. She ran over, she was fainting, in an out of consciousness." They told the driver to take them back to the villa and planned to go to the hospital, but Daisy recovered "pretty quickly".
So let's recap : Your sister has been 'injected' by two strangers and she keeps fainting. You get her on a minibus and tell the driver togo to the hospital immediatelygo back to the villa and then we'll go to the hospital later. Luckily though Daisy had a sudden and total recovery.
All seems logical to me.
Whatever, was certainly not a nice trip for him (sorry)
Still doesn’t quite explain the ‘bribery’ bit? Surely it would have been clear he was in a police station by then?
So... then men who were supposedly kidnapping him took him to a police station, which is where the bribery charge happened?
Is that routine for kidnappers, to take their hostages to a police station?
Is that routine for kidnappers, to take their hostages to a police station?
Roan was on bbc news this morning, he's basically been flown to some resort hotel in Europe where Maguire is hiding out (that the bbc have agreed not to identify) - its a complete United PR stitch up
They had a few days to come up with a story and this is the best they could do. The PR machine is broken.
So the core fact is that there was a fight between Greek police officers and the Maguire clan.
Also, it's fairly clear that the Maguires were blind drunk. I mean why else buy £4.50 donor kebabs after wolfing down 7 ribeye steaks for 800 Euros and bottles of Jack Daniels at over 100 Euros each.
The key problem for Slabhead is that he might be able to laugh off a pub fight, after all Ben Stokes managed it. But assaulting police officers is a major No No, especially with the Andrew Harper horror case so fresh in the memory.
Harry Maguire is a very expensive and valuable asset to manure. So some explanation for why Maguire was fighting and hospitalizing three police officers has to be found if that asset's value is to be preserved.
The two accounts essentially boil down to the following.
Greek version: the Maguires were drunk, got into a fight, and when plain clothes police intervened, the Maguires assaulted them. The assaults continued when the Maguires got to the police station, and then bribery attempts were made.
Maguire version: Daisy's eyes looked funny so we thought some Albanians had injected her with a date rape drug. (Note injected her in the street, which is highly unusual. The usual MO according to police is to slip a date rape drug in a drink.) We hired a minibus to take Daisy to hospital, but it took us to the police station. We feared we were being kidnapped, and then the Greek police assaulted us for no reason. The police attacked my leg, telling me my football career was over, and I feared for my life so I ran.
Hmmm.
None of us were there.
But one account sounds more credible than the other.
Also, it's fairly clear that the Maguires were blind drunk. I mean why else buy £4.50 donor kebabs after wolfing down 7 ribeye steaks for 800 Euros and bottles of Jack Daniels at over 100 Euros each.
The key problem for Slabhead is that he might be able to laugh off a pub fight, after all Ben Stokes managed it. But assaulting police officers is a major No No, especially with the Andrew Harper horror case so fresh in the memory.
Harry Maguire is a very expensive and valuable asset to manure. So some explanation for why Maguire was fighting and hospitalizing three police officers has to be found if that asset's value is to be preserved.
The two accounts essentially boil down to the following.
Greek version: the Maguires were drunk, got into a fight, and when plain clothes police intervened, the Maguires assaulted them. The assaults continued when the Maguires got to the police station, and then bribery attempts were made.
Maguire version: Daisy's eyes looked funny so we thought some Albanians had injected her with a date rape drug. (Note injected her in the street, which is highly unusual. The usual MO according to police is to slip a date rape drug in a drink.) We hired a minibus to take Daisy to hospital, but it took us to the police station. We feared we were being kidnapped, and then the Greek police assaulted us for no reason. The police attacked my leg, telling me my football career was over, and I feared for my life so I ran.
Hmmm.
None of us were there.
But one account sounds more credible than the other.
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