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Sponsor drops out due to evans signing
Chesterfield sponsor pulls out in wake of Ched Evans signing
Chesterfield sponsor pulls out in wake of Ched Evans signing
Chesterfield have apologised to fans after the winning entry in a competition to follow the team on their pre-season tour of Hungary was faked.
Supporters of the League One club had been invited to enter a £20 raffle.
"Surrey-based Spireite James Higgins" was declared the winner but, in an online article later deleted, the club said he had been too ill to travel...
the "winning entry was not legitimate" and the information supplied to the club's communications department had "clearly been falsified".
Sponsor drops out due to evans signing
Chesterfield sponsor pulls out in wake of Ched Evans signing
From what I can gather, he has been doing Ok at Chesterfield, but now, back in court then
Ched Evans trial to hear evidence from alleged rape victim
Just been reading this.
Who's going to sign him?
The questions are; why was it allowed, what did they say, and why did the jury acquit him?I'm not convinced that allowing previous partners of the girl is acceptable.
What happens now? Who's going to sign him? How's he going to get his life back to what it was?
It does seem a backwards step to effective allow a woman's past sex life to come under such scrutiny. I can only imagine that they had something very specific to say about a tendency to forget sex to which she had consented. That's the only thing which could, at a push, be sufficient relevant to allow the defence to call them.The questions are; why was it allowed, what did they say, and why did the jury acquit him?
The poor woman, she's been treated appallingly. How the hell is it legal for her ex partners to be called as defence witnesses????
It does seem a backwards step to effective allow a woman's past sex life to come under such scrutiny. I can only imagine that they had something very specific to say about a tendency to forget sex to which she had consented. That's the only thing which could, at a push, be sufficient relevant to allow the defence to call them.
Yeah, that reeks.Presented by people who forgot to mention it until £50k was up for grabs.
I was thinking this. Perhaps she has a history of group sex - i dunno, pure speculation.It does seem a backwards step to effective allow a woman's past sex life to come under such scrutiny. I can only imagine that they had something very specific to say about a tendency to forget sex to which she had consented. That's the only thing which could, at a push, be sufficient relevant to allow the defence to call them.
Perhaps she has a history of crying rape or something. One would hope there was compelling evidence in order for the original verdict to be quashed.
I was thinking this. Perhaps she has a history of group sex - i dunno, pure speculation.
The report says they gave "explicit evidence about her sex life". However his lawyers managed to get around this, this crosses a line or legal protection for rape victims, and its absolutely outrageous that it was allowed whatever they actually said. Other grounds may or may not have been found for his aquittal, but firstly this plays to any sexist/misogynistic or conservative attitudes that jury members may have, and secondly it may have blurred the legal line (ie if they testified she had consented to a similar sexual scenario before with other partners, legally every partner has to get consent every time, but mentioning past sexual history may blur this legal fact in the minds of the jury). Remember she had no recall of the night in question, it was police who bought the case, so any evidence about her trustworthiness is irrelevant.The questions are; why was it allowed, what did they say, and why did the jury acquit him?
Perhaps she has a history of crying rape or something.
She didn't make the complaint of rape. She made a complaint that her drink may have been spiked. The police pursued a rape charge arising from their investigations. Your phrasing is disgusting. Women do not "cry rape".Perhaps she has a history of crying rape or something. One would hope there was compelling evidence in order for the original verdict to be quashed.