The girlfriend of Mason Greenwood accuses him of domestic violence and sexual assault against her, taking to Instagram to out him.
The footballer’s partner, Harriet Robson, blamed him for beating her up, taking to social media and posted pictures and videos of the bruises.
A captions she writes to the photos states the following: “To everyone who wants to know what mason greenwood actually does to me.”
MASON GREENWOOD WTF HAVE YOU DONE ??? pic.twitter.com/7lbYhgWQyT
— Finn🇮🇸 (@IcecoldMartial) January 30, 2022
The series of disturbing images clearly indicates a physical attack. She later posts an audio clip in which Greenwood was being abusive and threatening her.
A video / sound clip is also uploaded where it’s claimed that Greenwood forces to have sex with her.
The news has shocked Manchester United fanbase waking up on Sunday morning, as they fear what’s in store for the 20 year old.
Harriet Robson tells Social Media that Mason Greenwood physically abused her. pic.twitter.com/kmctUq8NVx
— BFA 🇦🇱 (@FlertBFA) January 30, 2022
She posts a video where u can hear that he forces her to have sex with him. pic.twitter.com/TiJ9YfR4PO
— BFA 🇦🇱 (@FlertBFA) January 30, 2022
It is all allegations and one side to the story at the minute, however it doesn’t look great for the player, especially to be publicly outed by his own partner.
Greenwood has been touted as one of the most promising talents coming from the Premier League club’s academy, with a bright future in front of him.
He has made 24 appearances in all competitions for the 2021/22 season, scoring six times, the last coming away at Brentford.
If there is any truth to the latest story, it is shocking and disgraceful behaviour that the club surely cannot and will not tolerate, putting his career in jeopardy. The club will surely investigate and try and figure out the details, but so far it looks bad for the Englishman.
Reports on Twitter claim that the Greater Manchester Police have been informed, but this has not as yet been confirmed.
CLUB STATEMENT:
“We are aware of images and allegations circulating on social media. We will not make any further comment until the facts have been established. Manchester United does not condone violence of any kind.”
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Twitter users reacted as the girlfriend of Mason Greenwood accuses him of domestic violence and sexual assault…
@falsewinger: Mason Greenwood should not be on a football pitch for the foreseeable future. What his girlfriend has posted is beyond horrifying. No ‘two sides to the story’ defence for this cos the audio clip proves what he was doing. Another highly talented footballer going the wrong way…
@JAlvarez_SZN: Just woke up to hear that Mason Greenwood audio. Man Utd need to act fast and eradicate the situation. Disgusting behaviour, it’s sickening.
@DevilsTrident: This Mason Greenwood stuff is both disgusting and a massive can of worms for the club. Indefensible and utterly disappointing on so many levels.
@ConnSwales: That is disgusting from Mason Greenwood. Them audio recordings are horrific let alone the violence. Shouldnt be anywhere near a football pitch again
@Grayzer11: Mason Greenwood has a few questions to answer to this morning
@BlueKD_: It’s obviously innocent before proven guilty though it doesn’t look good for Mason Greenwood. Hope the investigation is unbiased & done in a timely manner.
Domestic violence helplines
If you are in immediate danger always call the police, and always dial 999 if it is an emergency and press 55 if you can’t talk (only on mobile phones). They have a duty to protect and help you.
If you visit any of these websites, please read the ‘hide your visit’ / ‘cover your tracks’ / safety information – or click on ‘Exit Website’
Gov UK – Controlling or Coercive Behaviour
Controlling or coercive behaviour
The offence closes a gap in the law around patterns of controlling or coercive behaviour that occurs during a relationship between intimate partners, former partners who still live together or family members. This offence sends a clear message that this form of domestic abuse can constitute a serious offence particularly in light of the violation of trust it represents and will provide better protection to victims experiencing repeated or continuous abuse. It sets out the importance of recognising the harm caused by coercion or control, the cumulative impact on the victim and that a repeated pattern of abuse can be more injurious and harmful than a single incident of violence.
Martin Lewis: Financial abuse, joint accounts and managing money within relationships
Financial abuse is the hidden financial cousin of domestic abuse – it’s all about dangerous, unfair control using finances. It can be subtle or brutal. So be aware of it both for your own relationship, and for others – but this blog’s about more than that too…
Mankind
Helpline: 01823 334244
The Mankind Initiative supports male victims of domestic violence, though it helps all callers regardless of sex, race or sexual orientation. Call the helpline on 01823 334 244 at any time to receive up-to-date information on helpline availability or check out services at website. There is also a referral system for single men or men with children fleeing from domestic violence.
National LGBT Domestic Abuse Helpline
Helpline: 0800 999 5428
Emotional and practical support for LGBT people experiencing domestic abuse. Abuse isn’t always physical- it can be psychological, emotional, financial and sexual too. Speak out, don’t suffer in silence.
Men’s Advice Line
Helpline: 0808 801 0327
Offers advice, information and listening support for men with experience of domestic abuse. Includes help for men in same-sex and heterosexual relationships.
Love Respect
Aimed at 16-25 year olds, Love Respect explores what is and isn’t a healthy relationship – from physical violence to coercive control, how to get help and what the law can do for you.
AMIS (Abused Men in Scotland )(Mon-Fri 9-4)
Helpline: 0800 800 0024
We support men who are experiencing or who have experienced domestic abuse and also to offer advice to those concerned about the position of such men and their children. We work with any man over 16 concerned about domestic abuse, regardless of sexuality, transgender status or history, age, dis/ability, religion, race, nationality or ethnic origin and promote full recognition for male victims of domestic abuse and their affected children. We also promote specialist services to help relieve the isolation, distress and hardship faced by male victims and enable men and their children to recover from domestic abuse.
Scotland’s Domestic Abuse and Forced Marriage Helpline
Helpline number: 0800 027 1234
Scotland’s Domestic Abuse and Forced Marriage helpline is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. We support anyone in Scotland who has experienced, or is at risk of experiencing domestic abuse or forced marriage, as well as those concerned about someone they know experiencing these. We can discuss your options and provide contact details to relevant support agencies. We will help you regardless of age, disability, sexual orientation, gender, nationality or background. If English is not your first language, we can speak to you through a confidential translation service.
The Dyn Project
Helpline: 0808 801 0321
The Safer Wales Dyn Helpline provides free confidential support to all men men who experience domestic abuse in Wales. We can provide: Information on services available in your area. Help in developing a personalised safety plan. Support in accessing other services and organisations. Someone to listen without judging.
Respect
Helpline for Male Victims of Domestic Violence: 0808 801 0327
Helpline for Domestic Violence Perpetrators: 0808 802 4040
Association for domestic violence perpetrator programmes and associated support services.
The Freedom Programme
Helpline: 01942 262 270
The Programme was primarily designed for women as victims of domestic violence, since research shows that in the vast majority of cases of serious abuse are male on female. However, the programme, when provided as an intensive two day course, is also suitable for men, whether abusive and wishing to change their attitudes and behaviour or whether victims of same sex domestic abuse themselves. The Freedom Programme examines the roles played by attitudes and beliefs on the actions of abusive men and the responses of victims and survivors. The aim is to help them to make sense of and understand what has happened to them, instead of the whole experience just feeling like a horrible mess. The Freedom Programme also describes in detail how children are affected by being exposed to this kind of abuse and very importantly how their lives are improved when the abuse is removed.
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