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Incredible Man Utd never just immediately binned him off.
Dont buy this 'employee/employer' relationship BS either.
Legals, lawyers, stuff.
Aye, they're big enough if it comes to that to just pay it.
Reckon they'd paid more in fees (pr/legal etc) to manage the issue for so long than any potential employer tribunal anyway.
If he was a no mark player - or say, 35 they'd have binned him immediately.
Wouldn't surprise me of that played a major part in it....financially securing the child's futureHaving a child together apparently.
Oh deffo. No doubt. But there is sommet "not in the public eye" that no one has a clue about. I have a theory, but that is all it is.
The "stuff" was more about the club being sold. Or not.
From what I have heard the parents were/ are at the wits end when she went back to him.She probably will, its standard cycle, hit her, she leaves for a while, he comes back promising he gonna change, few months of peace and then rinse and repeat.
Especially dangerous if victim doesn't have someone who gonna support/help her like a decent parents or siblings.
If the theory is that she told the club first and they did nothing, I agree with you.
From what I have heard the parents were/ are at the wits end when she went back to him.
I'm not naive enough to think a little thing like morality would have come into the decision process but as you've said between the lawyer fees, pr fees and the hit they have taken to their brand (sponsors really love to be asked about domestic violence) you'd have thought it a simple business decision.Aye, they're big enough if it comes to that to just pay it.
Reckon they'd paid more in fees (pr/legal etc) to manage the issue for so long than any potential employer tribunal anyway.
If he was a no mark player - or say, 35 they'd have binned him immediately.