Not wanting to put words into the mouth of Red Red (so unsnowflake they named him twice), but I'd wager that he'd defend the Danny Coles decision because the tweet was aimed at a fan. And hurting a fans feelings is far more serious than an actual crime against a non fan, because fans are very sensitive snowflakes really, aren't they?Exactly this! the only one I have from memory is the Danny Coles scenario and we ended up releasing him for his misdemeanor so was that snow flake too? or is it because Coles was mostly s***e it's okay we released him it doesn't matter if your a poor player only top players escape the law??
Club did the right things regardless with the Brown scenario and I stand by that,I like many hope this trial comes back clear and he's a city player again if not WE MOVE ON..
edit: In June 2014, he was disciplined by Exeter over offensive comments he made on Twitter. The tweet in question was Coles' response to a tweet he had been sent, with his response including two expletives.[31] He was fined two weeks' wages by Exeter, stripped of the captaincy and transfer-listed by the club.