Totally agree and I fail to understand why individuals on here and elsewhere on SM feel it necessary to make such sweeping statements founded purely on rumors and other’s conjectures and speculations.
It’s not wild speculation if the club has decided to remove him from the first team set up though. With Arthur, Nombe and Blackman they swept it under the carpet, something must be up to react in this way.
Of course it is an internal decision, as was Nombe and Blackman. Some might suggest the inaction there, where there was actual video evidence, has put the club in a position where they can’t afford not to act in this situation.
It’s people like you commenting that’s adding fuel to the fire. We know he got arrested, the club have suspended him accordingly. I haven’t heard he’s been charged with anything have you? For all you and I know a female has made an accusation. Perhaps pipe down about it until we know the facts.
I’ve applauded the club for their swift and decisive action in a previous post on this thread. My issue is that it hasn’t been consistent across the cases, which highlights a bigger problem.
I don’t see why the club are obliged to tell you/us? The players are only employees of the club. If they get themselves into the s*it off the field then it’s a legal/police matter?
Of course it is a police matter, I don’t want the club to speculate on the alleged offences. But we should have had similar statements for both Brown and Arthur no? What’s the difference between the two? The profile of the player is the only difference and it’s not right they were dealt with in different ways because of the player profile.
You are acting as judge and jury here. You state that Brown and Arthur's actions were similar so did you witness both incidents in person including the full context, the build up etc.? Or have you formed your opinion based on some snatches of mobile phone footage posted on twitter ? A very dangerous assumption to make, as evidenced on Match of the Day tonight. The was a mass melee in the match between Man U and Palace resulting in Casemiro being red carded for violent conduct which will result in an automatic three match ban. The VAR officials had brought a picture to the ref's attention which appeared to show Casemiro restraining Palace's Hughes by means of a choke hold around his neck. MOTD analysis showed footage from another angle which disproved this, and that in fact Casemiro was holding a grip on his shirt collar and was not in contact with his neck at all !
Yes, we missed Jevani but also worth remembering that even with him in the team we've been struggling to break down teams at home and haven't won a home game for 3 months.
Perhaps it’s best you shut up until you have the facts. Your idle speculation about what the club and its employees have or haven’t done is doing no-one any favours and just highlights how little you know about the club, the players, the staff and internal and external procedures.