If other professions can exclude ex-convicts, why can't football?
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Ched Evans
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BensGrandad
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They didnt exclude Graham Rix who is in fact manager of a club, albeit non league.
Mattywerewolf
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Not sure they can explicitly state that they do. Please correct me if i'm wrong since not a legal expert
Mattywerewolf
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spring hall convert
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Cut it whatever way you like. You are saying that the FA should have been prepared to pay Ched Evans to play football.
What do you think would have happened if they did this?
That's the past, we're talking about whether the FA could introduce a rule that excludes people who have committed certain crimes.
I think a couple of people here know about it, so hopefully they'll say.
- Jul 10, 2003
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I believe that the Police, Nursing, Anyone who works with Children and people in the finance sector can all be stopped from being re-employed if they have had certain convictions (regardless of whether they have served their time).
Withdean11
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Da Man Clay
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- Dec 16, 2004
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I think you did the best thing leaving this thread originally.
Nothing has EXAGGERATED anything. Ched Evans has been found guilty of RAPING a young girl. The various social media / press campaigns have HIGHLIGHTED what he did, yes, but not exaggerated it. He did what he did.
err... Do you know much about the relationship between Blackpool's fans, and their owners?
Just as well he's going to Oldham then............
spring hall convert
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Ched Evans - The Case For Defence
- She was wearing a short skirt.
- He was only doing what any lad wants to do on a Saturday night.
- Luke McCormack, Lee Hughes, Marlon King, wawawawawawa it's unfair.
- He can't make any sort of expression of regret about the girl being outed on twitter 5 times or Jessica Ennis-Hill recieving rape threats from people purporting to be his fans because it might affect an appeal that he might get, if he's extemely lucky.
- If he was a builder he wouldn't have any problem getting employed.
- Anyone who didn't go and watch football in the 80's when it was a man's game isn't entitled to an opinion. (mob rule)
Did I miss any?
- She was wearing a short skirt.
- He was only doing what any lad wants to do on a Saturday night.
- Luke McCormack, Lee Hughes, Marlon King, wawawawawawa it's unfair.
- He can't make any sort of expression of regret about the girl being outed on twitter 5 times or Jessica Ennis-Hill recieving rape threats from people purporting to be his fans because it might affect an appeal that he might get, if he's extemely lucky.
- If he was a builder he wouldn't have any problem getting employed.
- Anyone who didn't go and watch football in the 80's when it was a man's game isn't entitled to an opinion. (mob rule)
Did I miss any?
Hillian1
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Fair point.
There are some sick people in this world. Is he really supposed to be releasing statements to say he regrets the actions of these sick people?
spring hall convert
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I'd suggest it might not have been a bad idea.
Hillian1
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Why wouldn't he?
father_and_son
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With most conviction/profession combinations that bar you from something, you are excluded from the Professional Body because they have a code of conduct that you have failed to live up to in the past. On top of that there are a number of professions that you legally cannot practice unless you are a member of the appropriate Professional Body - therefore being excluded from the professional body excludes you from the profession. This covers most instances that people bring up (Doctors, Nurses, Lawyers, Financial Services, Football Club Owners, etc). If the professional body changed its code of conduct, some people previously excluded would be allowed back in.
In addition there are a number of convictions that have specific legislation associated with them that excludes you from doing something in the future. An obvious example is the working with children - if you are convicted of certain crimes of a sexual nature then you are banned from working with children - in any capacity - professional or otherwise - nothing to do a professional body, its part of the legislation under which you were arrested/charged/tried/sentenced.
Because these people are obviously sick individuals who should be found and prosecuted, and it shouldn't be anything to do with him.
Hillian1
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I think you'll find, that if he hadn't raped the girl in the first place then Ennis would not have been threatened, so it has got everything to do with him.