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I never said if you don't put up a fight u want it ? n sorry but yes I was on about Evans case,tbh I wish the f*** he'd go play abroard . we might change the subject?
Quote from: IDM on January 08, 2015, 02:05:52 pmQuote from: Jonathan on January 08, 2015, 02:04:37 pmQuote from: GazLaz on January 08, 2015, 01:35:01 pmSurely if he just wants to get on with his life he should just get a job at Argos out of the public eye. He doesn't want to get on with his life he wants to get earning the big dollar again. Why should Argos be able to employ him but not Oldham Athletic? Or are you suggesting shop workers are not important in society but footballers are? What if Argos wanted to make him their CEO on more money than Oldham would've paid him?I think the point here was "out of the public eye"?Yes it was.
Quote from: Jonathan on January 08, 2015, 02:04:37 pmQuote from: GazLaz on January 08, 2015, 01:35:01 pmSurely if he just wants to get on with his life he should just get a job at Argos out of the public eye. He doesn't want to get on with his life he wants to get earning the big dollar again. Why should Argos be able to employ him but not Oldham Athletic? Or are you suggesting shop workers are not important in society but footballers are? What if Argos wanted to make him their CEO on more money than Oldham would've paid him?I think the point here was "out of the public eye"?
Quote from: GazLaz on January 08, 2015, 01:35:01 pmSurely if he just wants to get on with his life he should just get a job at Argos out of the public eye. He doesn't want to get on with his life he wants to get earning the big dollar again. Why should Argos be able to employ him but not Oldham Athletic? Or are you suggesting shop workers are not important in society but footballers are? What if Argos wanted to make him their CEO on more money than Oldham would've paid him?
Surely if he just wants to get on with his life he should just get a job at Argos out of the public eye. He doesn't want to get on with his life he wants to get earning the big dollar again.
Will those folk who were not going to Oldham due to the potential Evans signing now be going?
Quote from: GazLaz on January 08, 2015, 02:07:33 pmQuote from: IDM on January 08, 2015, 02:05:52 pmQuote from: Jonathan on January 08, 2015, 02:04:37 pmQuote from: GazLaz on January 08, 2015, 01:35:01 pmSurely if he just wants to get on with his life he should just get a job at Argos out of the public eye. He doesn't want to get on with his life he wants to get earning the big dollar again. Why should Argos be able to employ him but not Oldham Athletic? Or are you suggesting shop workers are not important in society but footballers are? What if Argos wanted to make him their CEO on more money than Oldham would've paid him?I think the point here was "out of the public eye"?Yes it was. So you've no problem with what a convicted rapist does for work, as long as people don't know? Nobody is forced to watch him work wherever he may or may not play, nobody forces the press to report on it. We all have choices available, as does he and as do football clubs. The public eye turns its attention where it wants, or where its told.
So you've no problem with what a convicted rapist does for work, as long as people don't know?
Nobody is forced to watch him work wherever he may or may not play, nobody forces the press to report on it. We all have choices available, as does he and as do football clubs.
The fact that the BBC are treating Jimmy savile's and DLT's crimes with equal contempt by banning both off their screens despite their different order of magnitude can be compared to the media treating Ched Evans like Jack the Ripper.
Quote from: Bentley Bullet on January 08, 2015, 05:16:51 pmThe fact that the BBC are treating Jimmy savile's and DLT's crimes with equal contempt by banning both off their screens despite their different order of magnitude can be compared to the media treating Ched Evans like Jack the Ripper.They are treating both equally as sex offenders.
Quote from: Jonathan on January 08, 2015, 02:04:37 pmQuote from: GazLaz on January 08, 2015, 01:35:01 pmSurely if he just wants to get on with his life he should just get a job at Argos out of the public eye. He doesn't want to get on with his life he wants to get earning the big dollar again. Why should Argos be able to employ him but not Oldham Athletic? Or are you suggesting shop workers are not important in society but footballers are? What if Argos wanted to make him their CEO on more money than Oldham would've paid him?JonathanThat's a truly disappointing post from you. I thought your level of discussion was higher than that.Argos shopworkers don't have kids wearing shirts with their names on the back and idolising photos of them on their bedroom walls. That is the issue here. Evans has a legal right to play professional football. Any club in the country has a legal right to employ him as a player. But everyone in society has a legal right to say that they don't want to be associated with a club that puts a player with that backstory forward as a hero.