Will Giggs go down?

Will he be found

GUILTY
or
NOT GUILTY

Can't see him being convicted & getting bird from the snippets that have come out, that poetry aside.

She's done a Rebecca Vardy with the phone, u-turns & statements about "getting something out of it" etc.

GIggy's clearly a rum @#%&!, but so is she from what appears to be out in the public domain.

There seems to me to be an element of reasonable doubt on both scores (the assault and the coercion). I don't think he'll be getting knighted anytime soon, but sent down? I very much doubt it.

Hope he gets off, the hand-wringing if he got a guilty verdict would be too much

Hope the £#%&!ing @#%&! gets sent down and filled in. Also hope Silv gets banned for putting this in football

Originally Posted by waynes ear's

Hope the £#%&!ing @#%&! gets sent down and filled in. Also hope Silv gets banned for putting this in football

I swear I put it in off topic

You missed the third option unfortunately silv.

Originally Posted by atticusgrinch

You missed the third option unfortunately silv.

Retrial?

Originally Posted by silv

Retrial?

Hung jury.

Originally Posted by atticusgrinch

Hung jury.

Is he off?

Surely with the poetry and press they can't find a jury now ?

If it’s about a footballer it goes in football.

Silv walks!

One thing this trial's taught me is...

he won't go down without a fight.

So neither of the poll options were actually the correct one, bit of a fail there nqat.

Originally Posted by red in cumbria

So neither of the poll options were actually the correct one, bit of a fail there nqat.

Start a thread yourself then next time instead of just bothering other people in theirs

Originally Posted by silv

Will he get a new judge? Perhaps an old, slightly friendlier mysognisitic one?

Yeah probs.

Originally Posted by atticusgrinch

Yeah probs.

Don’t know if it still works the same way, but in the past have known the Judge in the first trial take the case again to wherever he/she was next sitting because they wanted to make sure the new jury reached the “right” verdict second time around.