Instead of all this very very public support of worthy causes he would serve society better if he looked at himself and stopped acting like a complete cretin.
I wonder if a coaching role would suit him better, most of his mad moments happen on the pitch maybe removing that part of his life will make a difference. He does have skill and passion and if he can teach that without passing on the hooligan elements it could be a winner. I don't see him as a manager, that would not work but as a member of a coaching staff it could just work.
might be wrong but aren't there some instances of assaults at the TRAINING GROUND? - really don't think coaching is the answer