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Mason Greenwood back in the Premier League?

I very much doubt it..

His Marseille stint shows he can still deliver at a high level.

But clubs weigh the on-pitch upside (he's still a clinical finisher with further potential) against off-pitch risk.....protests, media storms, dressing room issues, and most importantly commercial damage. A move to a mid/lower PL side might theoretically happen if form stays elite and time passes, but the consensus is the reputational baggage is too heavy in England right now and probably forever.
Europe or elsewhere (Serie A, La Liga again, or Gulf) is far more realistic when he leaves OM.

Mind football is unpredictable and reputations can soften over years, and money talks but right now, the smart money is on Greenwood continuing his career outside the Premier League....

And to play devil's advocate as we know money talks louder than morals in many football club boardrooms. If or more likely when Greenwood forces an exit from Marseille (he's reportedly unhappy there, with attitude/work-rate questions raised internally by various members of the technical staff), and European interest (Juventus, Atletico, etc.) doesn't fully materialise or meet valuations, a surprise PL loan or cut-price permanent could emerge as a fallback.....

I must add I fully support that women's football strongly opposes Greenwood's Premier League return due to those allegations of attempted rape, coercive control, and ABH. Despite dropped charges.

The leaked audio/images of tje alleged abuse were stomach wrenching and fuel concerns that this kind of behaviour normalises violence against women....
 
Football us life said:
Mason Greenwood back in the Premier League?

I very much doubt it..

His Marseille stint shows he can still deliver at a high level.

But clubs weigh the on-pitch upside (he's still a clinical finisher with further potential) against off-pitch risk.....protests, media storms, dressing room issues, and most importantly commercial damage. A move to a mid/lower PL side might theoretically happen if form stays elite and time passes, but the consensus is the reputational baggage is too heavy in England right now and probably forever.
Europe or elsewhere (Serie A, La Liga again, or Gulf) is far more realistic when he leaves OM.

Mind football is unpredictable and reputations can soften over years, and money talks but right now, the smart money is on Greenwood continuing his career outside the Premier League....

And to play devil's advocate as we know money talks louder than morals in many football club boardrooms. If or more likely when Greenwood forces an exit from Marseille (he's reportedly unhappy there, with attitude/work-rate questions raised internally by various members of the technical staff), and European interest (Juventus, Atletico, etc.) doesn't fully materialise or meet valuations, a surprise PL loan or cut-price permanent could emerge as a fallback.....

I must add I fully support that women's football strongly opposes Greenwood's Premier League return due to those allegations of attempted rape, coercive control, and ABH. Despite dropped charges.

The leaked audio/images of tje alleged abuse were stomach wrenching and fuel concerns that this kind of behaviour normalises violence against women....
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Exactly. We all know what he did. He should be in jail.
 
West Ham ran out 4-0 winners over Wolves to get Premier League matchday 32 underway, with the result moving them to 17th on the ladder on 32 points, level with Nottingham Forest but with inferior for and against. The result sees Spurs drop to 18th place and move into the relegation zone for the first time in 11 years, whilst Wolves remain bottom on 17 points after suffering their 21st loss in the league this season.
 
Not sure about this 11 years thing, maybe that was a lot earlier in the season? In 2013/14 they finished 6th, 2014/15 5th, 2015/16 3rdā€¦ā€¦ā€¦Apart from last season, the last time they finished outside the top 10 was 14th in 2003/4. I know youā€™re not talking about the end of the season, but itā€™s hard to believe they were in the relegation zone this late in the season and still finished in the top 5 or top 10 placesā€¦ā€¦ā€¦.
 
rebelliousfeminist974 said:
West Ham ran out 4-0 winners over Wolves to get Premier League matchday 32 underway, with the result moving them to 17th on the ladder on 32 points, level with Nottingham Forest but with inferior for and against. The result sees Spurs drop to 18th place and move into the relegation zone for the first time in 11 years, whilst Wolves remain bottom on 17 points after suffering their 21st loss in the league this season.
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FUCK
 
Kitwally said:
Not sure about this 11 years thing, maybe that was a lot earlier in the season? In 2013/14 they finished 6th, 2014/15 5th, 2015/16 3rdā€¦ā€¦ā€¦Apart from last season, the last time they finished outside the top 10 was 14th in 2003/4. I know youā€™re not talking about the end of the season, but itā€™s hard to believe they were in the relegation zone this late in the season and still finished in the top 5 or top 10 placesā€¦ā€¦ā€¦.
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It would have definitely been earlier in the season because they still managed to find form and stay up by season's end but Spurs are definitely in danger of being relegated this year unless results go their way.
 
Kevin Keegan71 said:
Arsenal the gift that keeps on giving :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: with City winning 3-0 against Chelsea its game on for the biggest bottle job of all time its hilarious :LOL:
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This was taken at the PSG v Arsenal CL semi-final last year....

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its a pleasant relief from our season watching the bottling happen week by week.
Mind you its a double edged sword that it may end up with city again - the ongoing goss that something is going to come out of the long standing breaches end of April could be salivating - oh but wait that could be worse again united get the title by double default !!!
Believe it or not hahaha
 
LFC said:
its a pleasant relief from our season watching the bottling happen week by week.
Mind you its a double edged sword that it may end up with city again - the ongoing goss that something is going to come out of the long standing breaches end of April could be salivating - oh but wait that could be worse again united get the title by double default !!!
Believe it or not hahaha
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Yeah but nobody cares if Manchester City win it mate, there is nobody around to celebrate until the start of next season... you just forget what happened and start again next season.
 
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