Thomas Partey has been charged with FIVE cases of rape dating back to ver 3 years ago.
This published in the papers years ago and his name was touted as being the Premier League player being investigated.
My question above opens a few can of worms, did Arsenal know he was under suspicion and why has it taken the police and the CPS so long to charge him.
I also wonder if the decision not to renew his contract has anything to with these alleged offences🤔
Why did it take so long?
posted 2 weeks ago
What? I know a fackload of people who talk about women disrespectfully - there's loads on this site even. Doesn't make them rapists.
posted 2 weeks ago
comment by We've got Ali (U14842)
posted 7 hours, 10 minutes ago
Man City suspended Mendy who was proven innocent. Arsenal let Partey play and earn while evidence must have been strong against him. Doesn't look good for them.
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Mendy was not proven innocent of anything.
posted 2 weeks ago
comment by Arshavin's Legacy (U10307)
posted 5 hours, 36 minutes ago
comment by We've got Ali (U14842)
posted 1 hour, 29 minutes ago
Man City suspended Mendy who was proven innocent. Arsenal let Partey play and earn while evidence must have been strong against him. Doesn't look good for them.
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A jury deeming that the available evidence has not convinced them of guilt beyond a reasonable doubt is not the same thing as being 'proven innocent'.
Convictions for sexual offences are notoriously low. Research has been done suggesting that around 99% of rapists will never spend a day in prison. Be careful about the language you use.
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posted 1 week, 6 days ago
Talking of the timing of this announcement being 3 days after Partey’s contract ran out, the head of the CPS, the Attorney General is a pal of Starmer and of course Two Tier Starmer is an Arsenal fan, purely coincidental🤔🤔🤬🤬
posted 1 week, 6 days ago
Purely a guess but given the timing, it seems likely that the evidence isn't clear enough to make it a simple arrest. Again a guess but the police have pulled the trigger now fearing he'll be leaving the country permanently due to no longer being tied to Arsenal.
Hasn't it been over two years since the accusations surfaced? Given that, it appears this isn't some open and shut case the police are convinced they'll win (this is all irrelevant of actual guilt, I'm talking about likely outcomes/reasons for the timing).
posted 1 week, 6 days ago
Yeah I get the impression that Arsenal releasing him is forcing their hand. 3 years to build a case up to that point is pretty nuts though.
posted 1 week, 5 days ago
If I remember rightly, Everton suspended Sigurdsson for something similar, only for the CPS to drop the charges? The club lost a load of cash, and Sigurdsson now plays for a bowl of fish stew and a crusty roll.
posted 1 week, 5 days ago
The bowl of fish stew is up for debate but yes
posted 1 week, 5 days ago
comment by GeniusGreaves (U1302)
posted 1 day, 7 hours ago
Talking of the timing of this announcement being 3 days after Partey’s contract ran out, the head of the CPS, the Attorney General is a pal of Starmer and of course Two Tier Starmer is an Arsenal fan, purely coincidental🤔🤔🤬🤬
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I think you are stretching your imagination a bit there Genius, to suggest somehow Kier Starmer is involved with anything Partey got up to. This sounds like something GB News may put out.
posted 1 week, 3 days ago
It is about the standard time of a case of that nature. Albeit Arsenal would of seeked legal advice and im sure played a part in not renewing his contract.