Having made my contribution, I think that we're most of us barking up the wrong tree anyway.
Unless we were at the court case none of us is qualified to pass judgement. We can express opinion on the case, obviously, but that's not really the issue. The point is, regardless of whether the ruling was fair or not, the sentence of the court has been carried out. It is not the prerogative of the media or any pressure group to then decide on whether or not he can continue his career. If they think there is some flaw in the legal process, that the sentence was too lenient perhaps, then they should follow the correct legal procedure- they should not be allowed to take the law into their own hands.
Threatening illegal retribution on a club who consider employing him is also a crime.
sensible this... it is after all tantamount to mob rule to be threatening peoepl if the do something they'll be killed as a result. Jessica ennis pulled her name form sheff utd stand over him training there... her choice... but i can see how certain groups are going a lot further to make an example and this is wrong.
Its not like the guy is all that anyway frankly. if they used the courts to decide fine but having mouths try to pressurise the fa to ban all whatevers from ever playing again etc etc breaks the rule of law. thats where the crux of the matter sits.
Imagine some gobshite footballer posted something i dunno antisemitic or culd be interpreted as such or even made some form of gesture after scoring a goal
if the jewish community started threatening people (whihc they don't) or isreal threatened england if the coutry allowed him to play there'd be uproar.