Moment: Jack Grealish's Face is Etched with Concern as he Rushes Down the Goodison Park Tunnel
- 4 months ago
Jack Grealish's face is etched with concern as he rushes down the Goodison Park tunnel after receiving a message from a member of Manchester City's staff.
Pictures and video show the moment after City beat Everton 3-1 on Wednesday night when the England star was potentially informed about the terrifying raid on his mansion that saw his family 'hit panic buttons' and £ 1 million of jewelry stolen.
City's head of player support and protocol Manel Estiarte rushes onto the pitch and is seen pulling Grealish to one side before having a private conversation with him.
Grealish's expression quickly changes as the situation is likely explained to him by Estiarte before he heads straight to the dressing room.
It is thought 10 relatives - including Grealish's fiancée Sasha Attwood, parents, two sisters, and brother - were watching the match before being alerted by barking dogs and noises upstairs.
The family was forced to run and hide for cover inside the £ 5.6 million mansion that Grealish only moved into before Christmas, while police told neighbors to lock their doors and stay in their homes.
Police, fearing they could face a potential hostage situation, rushed to the scene and even had a helicopter search the area, but the offenders were able to escape with £1m worth of jewelry.
A source told the Sun: 'The family are shaken. The gang took a lot of watches and jewelry.
'They executed their raid when Manchester City was playing live on TV and all his family had gathered downstairs to cheer him on.
'No one was injured but there was a lot of panic. Everyone was terrified as they were all so vulnerable.
'It's an enormous property, so it is understandable why no one heard anything at first. It was also the first time the family had visited so they were unfamiliar with the property.
'When the dogs went mad, and they could hear people creeping about, they pressed the security panic alarm'.
Mail Sport's Jack Gaughan reports that, after City's 3-1 win at Goodison Park, Grealish did dash down the tunnel at the end of the game, which looked unusual.
Pictures and video show the moment after City beat Everton 3-1 on Wednesday night when the England star was potentially informed about the terrifying raid on his mansion that saw his family 'hit panic buttons' and £ 1 million of jewelry stolen.
City's head of player support and protocol Manel Estiarte rushes onto the pitch and is seen pulling Grealish to one side before having a private conversation with him.
Grealish's expression quickly changes as the situation is likely explained to him by Estiarte before he heads straight to the dressing room.
It is thought 10 relatives - including Grealish's fiancée Sasha Attwood, parents, two sisters, and brother - were watching the match before being alerted by barking dogs and noises upstairs.
The family was forced to run and hide for cover inside the £ 5.6 million mansion that Grealish only moved into before Christmas, while police told neighbors to lock their doors and stay in their homes.
Police, fearing they could face a potential hostage situation, rushed to the scene and even had a helicopter search the area, but the offenders were able to escape with £1m worth of jewelry.
A source told the Sun: 'The family are shaken. The gang took a lot of watches and jewelry.
'They executed their raid when Manchester City was playing live on TV and all his family had gathered downstairs to cheer him on.
'No one was injured but there was a lot of panic. Everyone was terrified as they were all so vulnerable.
'It's an enormous property, so it is understandable why no one heard anything at first. It was also the first time the family had visited so they were unfamiliar with the property.
'When the dogs went mad, and they could hear people creeping about, they pressed the security panic alarm'.
Mail Sport's Jack Gaughan reports that, after City's 3-1 win at Goodison Park, Grealish did dash down the tunnel at the end of the game, which looked unusual.