Fri Oct 10, 2014 11:29 pm
Fri Oct 10, 2014 11:46 pm
Sat Oct 11, 2014 12:43 am
PartyWithOle wrote:Sounds like Coleman's gonna be a prick about it. (They're going to speak to the FAW etc) saying it's an external matter, I don't see why it's a matter really, he's a professional footballer smh
Sat Oct 11, 2014 4:26 am
Sat Oct 11, 2014 7:51 am
Woodville Willie wrote:Reality Check:
CONVICTED RAPIST
If that was your niece, would you be happy to see him on TV every week, earning money most of us can only dream of?
Sat Oct 11, 2014 7:59 am
Woodville Willie wrote:Reality Check:
CONVICTED RAPIST
If that was your niece, would you be happy to see him on TV every week, earning money most of us can only dream of?
Sat Oct 11, 2014 8:02 am
griff105 wrote:Woodville Willie wrote:Reality Check:
CONVICTED RAPIST
If that was your niece, would you be happy to see him on TV every week, earning money most of us can only dream of?
Totaly understand your point of view. But the whole case was questionable at best.
Sat Oct 11, 2014 8:45 am
Sat Oct 11, 2014 12:40 pm
kenbarlow wrote:griff105 wrote:Woodville Willie wrote:Reality Check:
CONVICTED RAPIST
If that was your niece, would you be happy to see him on TV every week, earning money most of us can only dream of?
Totaly understand your point of view. But the whole case was questionable at best.
he was found guilty on more than one occasion. if he hasnt been able to get his conviction overturned then i think people need to trust the british justice system, and not some website put together by his sister and total mug of a girlfriend
Sat Oct 11, 2014 1:07 pm
Carpe Diem wrote:So how moralistic does football get? What about convicted thieves?
And does that mean Evans can't work again in any profession?
Sat Oct 11, 2014 1:31 pm
Sat Oct 11, 2014 1:57 pm
Woodville Willie wrote:Carpe Diem wrote:So how moralistic does football get? What about convicted thieves?
And does that mean Evans can't work again in any profession?
Any profession? I'm not sure he has qualifications, but he certainly couldn't be a doctor, nurse, teacher, policeman or lawyer. He is on The Sex Offenders' Register and while he is IMO he shouldn't be given media exposure as a football player and certainly not to wear the Welsh jersey. My opinion but shared by others I'm sure. Test it with a poll if you like but don't forget that the majority of posters are men.
Sat Oct 11, 2014 2:00 pm
Sat Oct 11, 2014 2:03 pm
Sat Oct 11, 2014 2:15 pm
Woodville Willie wrote:Reality Check:
CONVICTED RAPIST
If that was your niece, would you be happy to see him on TV every week, earning money most of us can only dream of?
Sat Oct 11, 2014 2:46 pm
Sat Oct 11, 2014 2:57 pm
Sat Oct 11, 2014 3:51 pm
Sat Oct 11, 2014 4:24 pm
Sat Oct 11, 2014 5:52 pm
jhippno wrote:1. Questionable conviction given his co-accused walks free with the only distinguishable difference being the bedside manor in sneaking out of the hotel via an emergency exit.
2. Once time served for any crime why can he not continue in his job?
3. How many of these "throw the book at him for life" crew have slept with a girl that has had a few too many? i think most people on this board by the precedent set in this case are rapists (including myself). I have woken up on a few occasions thinking what the f@ck happened last night? This entire case sets a dangerously low bar
Sat Oct 11, 2014 8:44 pm
np20 wrote:jhippno wrote:1. Questionable conviction given his co-accused walks free with the only distinguishable difference being the bedside manor in sneaking out of the hotel via an emergency exit.
2. Once time served for any crime why can he not continue in his job?
3. How many of these "throw the book at him for life" crew have slept with a girl that has had a few too many? i think most people on this board by the precedent set in this case are rapists (including myself). I have woken up on a few occasions thinking what the f@ck happened last night? This entire case sets a dangerously low bar
Just shows how far standards have dropped, when people try and use alcohol as an excuse. If you are big enough to drink you accept the consequences of not handling your drink. Everyones been drunk, everyones done silly things. a very large % wouldnt rape or sleep with a girl if she was that drunk. People should have standards.
Read the full transcript. the guy is an absolute tool. he was supposed to be a professional athlete at the time, people who really truely strive to reach the peak dont go acting like him and getting lashed, taken advantage of women, even if she had slept around with sports people. Have standards and aim high.
Read the full case R v Chedwyn Evans, ive read the initial and the appeal, the judge was spot on in what he dealt out.
Let Evans play professional football, but dont let him represent his country. Wales do not need young kids in the crowd chanting in adulation for Evans, they dont need to be supporting a vile man like that.
Sat Oct 11, 2014 8:49 pm
np20 wrote:jhippno wrote:1. Questionable conviction given his co-accused walks free with the only distinguishable difference being the bedside manor in sneaking out of the hotel via an emergency exit.
2. Once time served for any crime why can he not continue in his job?
3. How many of these "throw the book at him for life" crew have slept with a girl that has had a few too many? i think most people on this board by the precedent set in this case are rapists (including myself). I have woken up on a few occasions thinking what the f@ck happened last night? This entire case sets a dangerously low bar
Just shows how far standards have dropped, when people try and use alcohol as an excuse. If you are big enough to drink you accept the consequences of not handling your drink. Everyones been drunk, everyones done silly things. a very large % wouldnt rape or sleep with a girl if she was that drunk. People should have standards.
Read the full transcript. the guy is an absolute tool. he was supposed to be a professional athlete at the time, people who really truely strive to reach the peak dont go acting like him and getting lashed, taken advantage of women, even if she had slept around with sports people. Have standards and aim high.
Read the full case R v Chedwyn Evans, ive read the initial and the appeal, the judge was spot on in what he dealt out.
Let Evans play professional football, but dont let him represent his country. Wales do not need young kids in the crowd chanting in adulation for Evans, they dont need to be supporting a vile man like that.
Sat Oct 11, 2014 9:03 pm
jhippno wrote:np20 wrote:jhippno wrote:1. Questionable conviction given his co-accused walks free with the only distinguishable difference being the bedside manor in sneaking out of the hotel via an emergency exit.
2. Once time served for any crime why can he not continue in his job?
3. How many of these "throw the book at him for life" crew have slept with a girl that has had a few too many? i think most people on this board by the precedent set in this case are rapists (including myself). I have woken up on a few occasions thinking what the f@ck happened last night? This entire case sets a dangerously low bar
Just shows how far standards have dropped, when people try and use alcohol as an excuse. If you are big enough to drink you accept the consequences of not handling your drink. Everyones been drunk, everyones done silly things. a very large % wouldnt rape or sleep with a girl if she was that drunk. People should have standards.
Read the full transcript. the guy is an absolute tool. he was supposed to be a professional athlete at the time, people who really truely strive to reach the peak dont go acting like him and getting lashed, taken advantage of women, even if she had slept around with sports people. Have standards and aim high.
Read the full case R v Chedwyn Evans, ive read the initial and the appeal, the judge was spot on in what he dealt out.
Let Evans play professional football, but dont let him represent his country. Wales do not need young kids in the crowd chanting in adulation for Evans, they dont need to be supporting a vile man like that.
Are you for real? Not a large % of people would have sex with a drunk person? I have by this measure been raped on 100s of occassions, i just hope i can get justice and get all these bitches banged up. I do really dispair with the presumption of guilt held by people like you. In the case notes and appeal notes there was no features which categorically differentiate the 2 in terms of one achieving poven consent and one not.
Sat Oct 11, 2014 9:06 pm
SwampCCFC wrote:np20 wrote:jhippno wrote:1. Questionable conviction given his co-accused walks free with the only distinguishable difference being the bedside manor in sneaking out of the hotel via an emergency exit.
2. Once time served for any crime why can he not continue in his job?
3. How many of these "throw the book at him for life" crew have slept with a girl that has had a few too many? i think most people on this board by the precedent set in this case are rapists (including myself). I have woken up on a few occasions thinking what the f@ck happened last night? This entire case sets a dangerously low bar
Just shows how far standards have dropped, when people try and use alcohol as an excuse. If you are big enough to drink you accept the consequences of not handling your drink. Everyones been drunk, everyones done silly things. a very large % wouldnt rape or sleep with a girl if she was that drunk. People should have standards.
Read the full transcript. the guy is an absolute tool. he was supposed to be a professional athlete at the time, people who really truely strive to reach the peak dont go acting like him and getting lashed, taken advantage of women, even if she had slept around with sports people. Have standards and aim high.
Read the full case R v Chedwyn Evans, ive read the initial and the appeal, the judge was spot on in what he dealt out.
Let Evans play professional football, but dont let him represent his country. Wales do not need young kids in the crowd chanting in adulation for Evans, they dont need to be supporting a vile man like that.
its neither here nor there to state he should play for club not country.
its either both, or neither. you could say that the fans of whichever club he ends up "do not need young kids in the crowd chanting in adulation for Evans".
i suspect the international issue will just be dodged completely by coleman. probably for that old chestnut the "footballing reasons"
Sat Oct 11, 2014 9:11 pm
np20 wrote:jhippno wrote:np20 wrote:jhippno wrote:1. Questionable conviction given his co-accused walks free with the only distinguishable difference being the bedside manor in sneaking out of the hotel via an emergency exit.
2. Once time served for any crime why can he not continue in his job?
3. How many of these "throw the book at him for life" crew have slept with a girl that has had a few too many? i think most people on this board by the precedent set in this case are rapists (including myself). I have woken up on a few occasions thinking what the f@ck happened last night? This entire case sets a dangerously low bar
Just shows how far standards have dropped, when people try and use alcohol as an excuse. If you are big enough to drink you accept the consequences of not handling your drink. Everyones been drunk, everyones done silly things. a very large % wouldnt rape or sleep with a girl if she was that drunk. People should have standards.
Read the full transcript. the guy is an absolute tool. he was supposed to be a professional athlete at the time, people who really truely strive to reach the peak dont go acting like him and getting lashed, taken advantage of women, even if she had slept around with sports people. Have standards and aim high.
Read the full case R v Chedwyn Evans, ive read the initial and the appeal, the judge was spot on in what he dealt out.
Let Evans play professional football, but dont let him represent his country. Wales do not need young kids in the crowd chanting in adulation for Evans, they dont need to be supporting a vile man like that.
Are you for real? Not a large % of people would have sex with a drunk person? I have by this measure been raped on 100s of occassions, i just hope i can get justice and get all these bitches banged up. I do really dispair with the presumption of guilt held by people like you. In the case notes and appeal notes there was no features which categorically differentiate the 2 in terms of one achieving poven consent and one not.
She was past drunk.
As the judge states in his remarks, the CCTV show how drunk she was, clearly could not consent. a jury found him guilty, the judge agreed,
3 further judges dismissed the appeal. I agree that judges get things wrong, but i completely agree with all 4.
Also you can not be raped! you are male, it is impossible
Sat Oct 11, 2014 9:31 pm
jhippno wrote:http://www.chedevans.com/judge-for-yourself
Sat Oct 11, 2014 9:35 pm
Military Junta wrote:jhippno wrote:http://www.chedevans.com/judge-for-yourself
Clearly states it is out together by his friends and family. I prefer to go with a Independant jury
Sat Oct 11, 2014 9:35 pm
Sat Oct 11, 2014 9:46 pm
jhippno wrote:np20 wrote:jhippno wrote:np20 wrote:jhippno wrote:1. Questionable conviction given his co-accused walks free with the only distinguishable difference being the bedside manor in sneaking out of the hotel via an emergency exit.
2. Once time served for any crime why can he not continue in his job?
3. How many of these "throw the book at him for life" crew have slept with a girl that has had a few too many? i think most people on this board by the precedent set in this case are rapists (including myself). I have woken up on a few occasions thinking what the f@ck happened last night? This entire case sets a dangerously low bar
Just shows how far standards have dropped, when people try and use alcohol as an excuse. If you are big enough to drink you accept the consequences of not handling your drink. Everyones been drunk, everyones done silly things. a very large % wouldnt rape or sleep with a girl if she was that drunk. People should have standards.
Read the full transcript. the guy is an absolute tool. he was supposed to be a professional athlete at the time, people who really truely strive to reach the peak dont go acting like him and getting lashed, taken advantage of women, even if she had slept around with sports people. Have standards and aim high.
Read the full case R v Chedwyn Evans, ive read the initial and the appeal, the judge was spot on in what he dealt out.
Let Evans play professional football, but dont let him represent his country. Wales do not need young kids in the crowd chanting in adulation for Evans, they dont need to be supporting a vile man like that.
Are you for real? Not a large % of people would have sex with a drunk person? I have by this measure been raped on 100s of occassions, i just hope i can get justice and get all these bitches banged up. I do really dispair with the presumption of guilt held by people like you. In the case notes and appeal notes there was no features which categorically differentiate the 2 in terms of one achieving poven consent and one not.
She was past drunk.
As the judge states in his remarks, the CCTV show how drunk she was, clearly could not consent. a jury found him guilty, the judge agreed,
3 further judges dismissed the appeal. I agree that judges get things wrong, but i completely agree with all 4.
Also you can not be raped! you are male, it is impossible
CCTV footage shows her walking into the hotel, then going back outside to collect the pizza box she left on the floor as she got out of the cab. She appeared in far better shape than the average party goer on a weekend. In my view if you can do that you can also consent. NP20 i do believe you are phishing here, saying it is not possible to be raped if you are male, i dont want to be seen as facilitating would be female rapists but i think viagra a four poster bed and 4 lengths of rope should do the job