Greg Halford, a former Premier League footballer, allegedly tweeted a video of his ex-possessions girlfriend’s being thrown out a window after she cheated on him.
The weird footage was put on the 38-year-Twitter old’s page on Saturday evening, along with the remark, “Finally clearing out the cheating c**t ex stuff after far far too long.”
In what appears to be an act of vengeance against his nameless former partner, the video depicts boxes being tossed out of the top story window of his home, where they land next to a child’s BMX bike.
Greg Halford, pictured here in May 2021 while playing for Southend United, uploaded the unusual footage to social media.
However, a mystery surrounds the origins of the boxes, which appear to be empty and are branded with company logos including 350 (Yeezy) and Nike.
The defender has previously shown his admiration for the Yeezy brand on social media, calling them “beauts” and characterizing himself as “slightly addicted” to them while tweeting images of his shoes and their packaging.
Fans and former teammates showed their support for the athlete on social media.
His former teammate at Colchester United, Craig Fagan, wrote, “Hope you’re doing well, mate.”
Leanne Stevens tweeted, “Good for you, Greg; continue to be optimistic.”
A massive pile of what appear to be shoe boxes can be seen on the floor in front of the house in the footage.
The empty crates are close to a child’s BMX bike that is laying on the front lawn.
Tony hashtag added, “I’m sorry to hear that, Greg. Keep your head high.
Good for you Greg, you don’t need people like that in your life.’ Aaron Farrow wrote. Hope you’re doing well, mate.
Others recognized the humor in the situation, such Reece Poole, who joked, “still got a good throw on you, Greg,” a reference to Greg’s long throws while on the field.
Gez Campbell-Smith made a joke: “Given how I’ve seen you play, I’m surprised you didn’t slice them six gardens away.”
And Mark (@younglion1989) replied, ‘It appears that Evri has delivered your packages at last.’
Fans and former teammates of the football player flocked to Twitter to show their support, while also expressing a sense of humor.
The defender, who has played for 19 clubs over his 20-year career, is presently playing for Hashtag United, a semi-professional club in Essex.
Reading, Sunderland, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Portsmouth, Nottingham Forest, and Cardiff City are among his former clubs.
On the field, he was renowned for his versatility, having played as a right-sided midfielder, central midfielder, right-back, and emergency centre-forward.
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