And So, So I'm here with Tom. Tom, how you doing? Yeah, I'm pretty good, thank you. How about you? Good. Well, we weren't going to record a midweek pod, but there's been so much going on that even with no football to talk about, at least no United football. We thought we'd cover some of the stuff.

So today we're going to talk about Mason Greenwood.

We'll be just as a fair warning.

We will be very circumspect about how we talk about that because obviously it's now

potentially become a criminal case. We're going to talk about transfers, transfer market,

what United have done both on the men's and the women's side of things, and

international football because there's been some fun stuff going on with United Place.

Oh, and Edward was left.

Hooray!

Happy post-Woodwood era, everyone. Henceforth to be celebrated with fireworks.

Just not fired at Edward Wood's house, right?

So, where do we start with this stuff with Mason Greenwood? I had a few thoughts and I know you've got a few as well. So, look, one, he's been arrested twice now, and this is following a posting by someone we weren't name because although she has posted it under her proper name, she's entitled to anonymity.

I did name her on Twitter and then deleted it after thinking about that and I think that's the line that most responsible people have been taking.

So social media posts on Instagram with pictures of a young woman who had been, who with blood coming from her nose and bruises with the tag,

This is what Mason Greenwood does to you, or some to that effects, and some audio, really disturbing actually, audio.

Which again, we're taking all of this at face value, so we don't know any of this to be factually true.

And subsequently, a young man in his 20s that everyone is presuming to be Mason Greenwood was arrested

on suspicion of assault and rape and

re-arrested on suspicion of threatening to kill.

Have I got all those kind of basic facts correct?

Yeah, I think that seems to be the case.

It's hard to, like you say, it's not right for us to comment on the facts of the case.

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