Former Manchester United player Ryan Giggs pleaded not guilty on Friday as a court heard allegations that he threw his naked ex-girlfriend out of a hotel bedroom after accusing him of flirting with other women. A January 24 date has already been set for the trial, with the former Wales national manager being charged with controlling and coercive behaviour, actual bodily harm by assault and assault by beating.
The 33-minute hearing at Manchester Crown Court on Friday, which Giggs was obliged to attend, was for prosecutors to detail the allegations of coercion and controlling behavior.
Giggs, 47, is accused of deliberately beheading his ex-girlfriend, Kate Greville, and assaulting his younger sister, Emma.
He was arrested for the first time in this case and was released on bail in November last year. He has said that he is eager to clear his name.
Prosecutor Tim Evans told the court that Giggs threatened to send e-mails to Kate Greville’s friends and employers about their sexual relationship.
When he asked her about other women, he also threw her belongings out of his house.
In a London hotel, she continued, Giggs allegedly kicked her in the back and threw her out of the bedroom naked “after throwing her bag at her when she accused you of flirting with other women.” planted.”
Giggs was released on conditional bail.
Giggs made 963 appearances as a player for Manchester United in 23 years, a club record, including 13 Premier League winning medals and two UEFA Champions League winning medals.
He represented Wales as a player 64 times between 1991 and 2007 and took over as national coach in 2018.
A judge said in May that selected members of the trial jury would have to identify the case as having “nothing to do with football or allegiance to any team.”
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