- Aug 23, 2006
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You have no idea what the situation is with the company (the club). For all you know the tweets being highlighted at this point have changed the clubs mind, however to save the young chaps reputation being tarnished any further, have allowed the current narrative to come out. Absolutely anything could be the case.Only as far as the company and the CEO decide.
In this case, the company (the club) has decided that previous behaviour can be addressed and would not disqualify the player - hence the attempt to sign him. What is your point?
My point however, was that this is no different to how things can happen anywhere else. Like you, I don’t believe that mistakes of the past should be punished indefinitely, and I hope the lad learns from this moving forward. However, I do believe that kids nowadays need to learn that there can be consequences. You know, the old adage of “think twice, act once”.