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Following the charges announced by Greater Manchester Police today, Ryan Giggs has issued the following statement:

“I have full respect for the due process of law and understand the seriousness of the allegations. I will plead not guilty in court and look forward to clearing my name. I would like to wish Robert Page, the coaching staff, the players and the supporters every success at the Euros this summer.”

While the case is ongoing, Ryan Giggs will not be making any further comment.

 

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4 hours ago, Cymbols said:

To be fair, it wouldn’t be fair to sack him until there is a verdict, because he could still be found not guilty. 
 

And it would probably be a lot cheaper and easier to get rid if/when found guilty. 
 

 

 

The Welsh National Team have took the right step IMO.  Giggs won't be in charge but hasn't been sacked and if he's found guilty then he surely will be. 

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Wales manager and ex-Manchester United player Ryan Giggs has appeared in court to deny assaulting two women.

Mr Giggs is accused of causing actual bodily harm to PR executive Kate Greville, 36, and the common assault of her younger sister Emma, at his home.

The 47-year-old, of Worsley, is also charged with coercive or controlling behaviour between December 2017 and November 2020.

Mr Giggs, co-owner of Salford City FC, appeared before Manchester magistrates.

Wearing a dark suit and tie he spoke to confirm his address and date of birth before the three charges were read to him.

Court documents indicate he is accused of engaging in controlling or coercive behaviour, which includes "repeatedly or continuously engaged in behaviour which was controlling or coercive, namely, used violence, isolation, belittling, humiliation, harassment, degradation and abuse".

Andrea Griffiths, for the prosecution, told the court Mr Giggs had subjected Kate Greville to a "deliberate head butt" on 1 November 2020 and this had been "aggravated by domestic background" and being "in drink".

The 13-minute hearing was then adjourned and Mr Giggs is due to appear at Manchester Crown Court on 26 May.

He has been bailed until his trial, on condition he does not approach either of the women he is accused of assaulting or approach any addresses where he believes them to be.

As a player, Mr Giggs made 963 appearances over 23 years for Manchester United, a club record.

He won a haul of honours including 13 Premier League winner's medals and two UEFA Champions League winner's medals.

He also played for Wales 64 times, between 1991 and 2007, and took over as national coach for the country in 2018.

 

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