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According to other reports though, the problem for Woodward is that if they sack Solskjaer then he'll be forced to step-down as well due to it being such a massive mistake on his watch. He's clearly not the kind of man to 'do the honourable thing' though, so they'll muddle on for a while yet (we hope).

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Yep, a different £20k watch in almost every scene as well.

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Mane!!!

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He's not innocent though.. he's just been found "not guilty", which isn't the same thing. I know it's nit-picky, but it does get to me, describing him as 'innocent' when the jury could easily have decided (as have most people by the looks of things) that he probably did do it.. As per that link from Dan: 1. So Ched Evans has been proved innocent, right? Wrong. You’d be forgiven for thinking this, given that it was in the prepared statement read out by his solicitor, but Ched Evans has not “demonstrated his innocence”. That is not how our criminal justice system operates. It is not a means by which the truth of a situation or event is conclusively and fully determined. Rather the jury are asked one simple question – are you sure that the prosecution has proved its case beyond reasonable doubt (or, as juries are commonly instructed, so that you are sure)? “Not guilty” means just that. The jury were not sure that he was guilty. They may have decided that he was totally, utterly innocent, but we don’t know. All we know is that they considered the evidence, and were less than sure of his guilt. As I tell juries in every closing speech – if you think the defendant probably did it, he’s still not guilty.

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