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Is It Now A Sacking Offence To Voice A Legitimate Question??
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Referring to convicted sex offender Adam Johnson possible return to top class football, Sky Sport's Gordon Strachan, asked this.
/// 'If he goes on to the pitch and people start calling him names, have we got to do the same as it is to the racist situation? Is it all right to call him names now after doing his three years - have we got to allow that to happen?' ///
Referring to convicted sex offender Adam Johnson possible return to top class football, Sky Sport's Gordon Strachan, asked this.
/// 'If he goes on to the pitch and people start calling him names, have we got to do the same as it is to the racist situation? Is it all right to call him names now after doing his three years - have we got to allow that to happen?' ///
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I may be proven wrong but the chances of AJ making a comeback to 'top class' football are extremely small. Nothing to stop it being a topic for discussion on SKY but broaching the subject at all was inviting trouble and embarrassmen t all round. Strachan is a victim of circumstance s.He gave a valid view which revolves around abuse in general towards a player(s)...
11:23 Sun 07th Apr 2019
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JimF,whether it is unlikely or not that AJ will ever play again at the highest level,this was the subject under discussion in the Sky studios.
Gordon Strachan was undoubtedly posing the question as to how,if AJ received abuse,should the situation be dealt with.
The abuse is the issue here and the example he has used, is the most topical,that of racist abuse to black footballers.
Should we put up with abuse conditionally?
Gordon Strachan was undoubtedly posing the question as to how,if AJ received abuse,should the situation be dealt with.
The abuse is the issue here and the example he has used, is the most topical,that of racist abuse to black footballers.
Should we put up with abuse conditionally?
I looked it up, out of interest, and didn't know this...
//Pedophilia is not a legal term, and having a sexual attraction to children is not illegal. In law enforcement circles, the term pedophile is sometimes used informally to refer to any person who commits one or more sexually-based crimes that relate to legally underage victims.//
So I guess he could actually be called that.
//Pedophilia is not a legal term, and having a sexual attraction to children is not illegal. In law enforcement circles, the term pedophile is sometimes used informally to refer to any person who commits one or more sexually-based crimes that relate to legally underage victims.//
So I guess he could actually be called that.
It's revolting, sp. To answer the question... it's entertainment and anything which loses them money will get people sacked. The great thing about social media is that people can be far more famous and get better pay for it because they are so much more well-known.
The flipside, is that if you act like a pillock, people find that out too....
The flipside, is that if you act like a pillock, people find that out too....
Pixie,I understand.
I'm surprised Sky Producers debated the subject.It always had the potential to travel into choppy waters.
Whether we agree with Strachan's analogy or not,Sky should have known better.
As has been mentioned,numerous pundits have been axed and many more will follow.Some of these problems are of Sky's own making.
I'm surprised Sky Producers debated the subject.It always had the potential to travel into choppy waters.
Whether we agree with Strachan's analogy or not,Sky should have known better.
As has been mentioned,numerous pundits have been axed and many more will follow.Some of these problems are of Sky's own making.
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