Manchester United are working on a comeback plan for striker Grinwoldt, assessing all aspects of the starlet who was charged with rape and domestic violence but eventually got off, but there is still opposition from domestic violence victims groups, the media and even United employees, with some threatening to resign or go on strike in protest.
The Athletic Network disclosed that Manchester United for the potential consequences of Gullenwood comeback to carry out an in-depth assessment, including the release of the type of pictures, Tanhag response to the media wordings have rules, try to do a good job of public relations work, and more so, contacted a number of soccer experts, the media and politicians, to understand the outside world's reaction, subdivided into three kinds of support, an open attitude and opposition.
Some politicians and organizations for victims of domestic violence objected, with one saying: "I will always be on the side of victims of domestic violence, so please treat me as an enemy of Manchester United." A sports anchorwoman who has been a supporter of Manchester United has threatened to stop supporting the club if Gulliver is reinstated.
Although most of the players support the team, some of the staff are threatening to resign or go on strike. Tannhäuser said that the team will not be distracted by whether Gulliver is back or not: "We will only concentrate on playing football and focusing on the side that can go on the field.
