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Accused rapist Ched Evans to be released from prison

Average pay at a League 1 club was £73,320 p.a. in 2010-11
Given that Evans isn't going to get many other offers, I'd suggest it's unlikely they're paying him anything above average wage.
 
Average pay at a League 1 club was £73,320 p.a. in 2010-11
Given that Evans isn't going to get many other offers, I'd suggest it's unlikely they're paying him anything above average wage.

Given Oldham are broke and down the bottom and he is desperate for a club I doubt they are paying him anything close to average wage.
 
Hold the phone! The father in in law owns Preston's of sodding Bolton?! :eek:

Holy shit, their telly adverts are all about engagement rings and wedding rings and how they're THE prestige place to buy your wedding rings. And isn't love splendid and marriage is great and we want you to be happy for the rest of your life with your lovely new spouse and our super duper splendid rings.
And the owner of a company with that image is the one who's going to pay make up a the shortfall in Ched Evans' wages. What? WHAT?
I am flabbergasted. Is he all there, the boss of Preston's of Bolton?
 
Sounds like they've signed him but keep bottling the press conference. BBC said sponsors had been informed.

I read a suggestion that they are waiting for the PFA to join them so they can hold a joint press conference. Apparently that twat Gordon Taylor is off being a twat somewhere so they are going to have to wait till tomorrow when the twat will be able to join them and sit next to them to legitimise it all, whilst being a twat.
 
I read a suggestion that they are waiting for the PFA to join them so they can hold a joint press conference. Apparently that twat Gordon Taylor is off being a twat somewhere so they are going to have to wait till tomorrow when the twat will be able to join them and sit next to them to legitimise it all, whilst being a twat.


At his mother's funeral.

You heartless bastard.

:p
 
The sort of man who sees it as an investment. If he bribes Evans way back into football, his outlay will be nothin compared to the riches to come (possibly for his daughter, rather than him). Sick fuck.

For clarity, in response, to answers posted to this, I meant this is the FiL's perception. If he can believe it's best to encourage his daughter to stay with a rapist/believe Ched is innocent, he can certainly believe that this will blow over, Ched will score 30 in the remainder of this season and be a top premiership star with a couple of years.
 
why? He can perform many roles within the same general field, but he has absolutely no right to carry on in his former profession. I wouldn't be able to do so, neither would many other people.

I assume you have a profession that bars you from working in if you are on the Sex Offenders Register? Maybe I've missed it but what law is in place to stop sex offenders being footballers?

I have no sympathy for Evens. he's a convicted rapist - so doesn't warrant it. However, I have a lot of sympathy with the premise that once released from prison people should be able to try and reintegrate into society and part of that is working. So far the only objection I've seen to this guys working as a footballer is it's both highly paid and high profile.

Does it gall to see a sex offender earning lots of money? Yes. Does that guttural reaction outweigh the basic concept that people who've served their time should be allowed to work any any job they are legally entitled to? Probably not.

That's my view anyway you obviously have a different opinion.

what? So we should stop complaining about this mere 'media story' because of its effect upon the woman Evans raped? Maybe he should just tell his band of merry supporters to stop harassing her.

I don't think the Daily Mail etc give two shits about the victim, they just love the clicks the story attracts. I can think of at least one player who is a convicted sex offender who the DM and Co run carbon copies of this story on who is happily playing professional football so the press know it's not going to stop someone signing him. In fact now when they report about him they don't even mention it.

At the same time the victim has had to move at least five times because of the continued publicity around the case. I'm simply questioning who is it actually helping? I don't think driving clicks to their shitty sites is helping her in slightest. Maybe someone should offer to help her sue him for damages, if that's possible - given everyone know how much he's getting paid.
 
I assume you have a profession that bars you from working in if you are on the Sex Offenders Register? Maybe I've missed it but what law is in place to stop sex offenders being footballers?

He can't sit on the board of a club; unfit person.
He can't lead the mascot out on to the pitch; CRB fail
He can't have any of the youth team train at the ground when he's present; CRB fail
He can't partake in any of the charity work most clubs get their players to do if it involves children and/or vulnerable people; That sex offenders register that he's on for life can be a drag, ask Gary Glitter.
 
I stopped reading here. If someone arguing that offenders should have to right to work is going to be called a 'rape apologist' it's not worth taking part it.

because you don't want to be challenged on having lied about the circumstances of the rape?
 
He can't sit on the board of a club; unfit person.
He can't lead the mascot out on to the pitch; CRB fail
He can't have any of the youth team train at the ground when he's present; CRB fail
He can't partake in any of the charity work most clubs get their players to do if it involves children and/or vulnerable people; That sex offenders register that he's on for life can be a drag, ask Gary Glitter.

Clubs do a fair bit with local schools as well, all that next generation of supporters thing. I remember players turning up at my school to help out with coaching etc. I doubt Evans will be able to help out much with that, maybe he could give the players who arnt rapists a lift?
 
I assume you have a profession that bars you from working in if you are on the Sex Offenders Register? Maybe I've missed it but what law is in place to stop sex offenders being footballers?

I have no sympathy for Evens. he's a convicted rapist - so doesn't warrant it. However, I have a lot of sympathy with the premise that once released from prison people should be able to try and reintegrate into society and part of that is working. So far the only objection I've seen to this guys working as a footballer is it's both highly paid and high profile.

Does it gall to see a sex offender earning lots of money? Yes. Does that guttural reaction outweigh the basic concept that people who've served their time should be allowed to work any any job they are legally entitled to? Probably not.

That's my view anyway you obviously have a different opinion.



I don't think the Daily Mail etc give two shits about the victim, they just love the clicks the story attracts. I can think of at least one player who is a convicted sex offender who the DM and Co run carbon copies of this story on who is happily playing professional football so the press know it's not going to stop someone signing him. In fact now when they report about him they don't even mention it.

At the same time the victim has had to move at least five times because of the continued publicity around the case. I'm simply questioning who is it actually helping? I don't think driving clicks to their shitty sites is helping her in slightest. Maybe someone should offer to help her sue him for damages, if that's possible - given everyone know how much he's getting paid.
are you actually this stupid, or are you just on a pisspoor wind up?

Assuming you are just stupid, then you should go back and reread what I (and various other people) wrote. YOU claimed he had a 'right' to return to being a footballer. But no such right exists. Yes, everyone - each and every single person - agrees he has a right to work, but that does not necessarily equate to carrying out the same job as before.

What you have written essentially amounts to 'let him get on with his life, and us all forget about it.' Well, guess what? i think that's a crock of shite.

Evans is an unapologetic rapist scumbag, and you are apologising for him. I neither know nor care what your reasons for being such an apologist are, but do try thinking before you type in any more twaddle. Or at the very least make your points make sense, because your above post is barely coherent garbage.
 
I think I agree with Marina Hyde in this piece (she normally writes well, but this isn't her best) - on the role model bit, but even more so on rape sentencing being the bigger issue.
http://www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2015/jan/06/ched-evans-law-marina-hyde
edit - certainly don't agree with the headline, I do have a problem with the clubs seeking to sign him. Anyway, i think there's something useful in there about stopping clubs signing him being 'easy victories'.

There was a totally dumbcunt piece by Simon Kelner in tuesday's "i" newspaper, where he rattled on about Evans having done his time. Stupid fuck didn't seem to realise that the rapist shitbag is out on licence, and will be for about another 2 years - in other words he hasn't finished paying for his crime. I e-mailed the paper a letter saying much the same in slightly more polite terms, but I doubt they'll print it.
 
Actually, on rereading it (I'm genuinely dopey today - new meds), whilst there's truth in the piece, some of it is quite offensive:

Yes, it's true, 'clicktivism' has maybe displaced genuine political activity, bu there are a hell of a lot of campaigners putting in some real graft around rape, dv etc.

You can almost guarantee a demo by anti-rape activists at Oldham's ground, and quite possibly at their away matches too.
 
...I have no sympathy for Evens. he's a convicted rapist - so doesn't warrant it. However, I have a lot of sympathy with the premise that once released from prison people should be able to try and reintegrate into society and part of that is working. So far the only objection I've seen to this guys working as a footballer is it's both highly paid and high profile...

The premise that I and many others are working from is that a repentant criminal should be able to try to reintegrate into society.

Evans is not repentant, by any stretch of the imagination, in fact he stills denies that he has committed the crime for which he was convicted and has decided, for a second time, to attempt to appeal against that conviction.

Clearly he has every legal right to do so, but that decision also has consequences, and one of those consequences is that many people are arguing he shouldn't be allowed to resume his previous prestigious career while it's still going on.

If the most important thing for him was to resume that career, he could have accepted his conviction, shown some remorse and some sign of repentance/rehabilitation. If he'd done that, then I and many others would be far more likely to accept the idea that he should be able to return to his former career.

Unfortunately, he wants to have it both ways, to pursue his appeal, which depends on not accepting his guilt and therefore not being able to even begin a genuine process of rehabilitation, at the same time as claiming the rights of a repentant and rehabilitated criminal to return to his previous life as if everything's OK now.
 
I'm always quite astonished by the amount of rape apologists that there are :hmm:

I'm not, but then I've been exposed to a lot of literature detailing criminal justice system attitudes toward victims of sex offences, and while this shit is institutionalised, it's also reflective of the wider sentiment among our elites - i.e. those with the power to legislate and enforce education and change - and how without education and change, then apologism will always be the order of the day
 
Depends on your/his definition of top flight, but surely that's never going to happen now?

If Evans has a good run of playing and scoring goals at Oldham, then it's as likely to happen as not, and if Evans gets a proper sniff of a premier team after a season at Oldham, he may even make a completely spurious and meaningless "proper" apology to his victim, in order to facilitate the move.
It's a dirty game, and it's all about money. If there's money to be made, then most of the big clubs already have top-flight PR representation...
 
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