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He doesn't have a right to a football career any more than Gary Glitter has the right to a pop career.
Just because the State won't prevent him working if he can find an employer doesn't mean anyone has to give him work or that's it's in any way unlawful or immoral for employers, fans or commentators to believe it would be inappropriate whilst he is an unrepentant convicted rapist.
SAFC don't have to make the SoL available to Gary Glitter for gigs even though 'he has served his time' and this board would go mental if it did.
But that's exactly the same logic being shown by those that claim that a SUFC or any other club 'should let Ched Evans' train' or that it's 'political correctness gone mad' to criticise them if they do.
the likes of the bbc has paid royalties to gadd since his multiple convictions and links to the yewtree investigation.
i find it a long bow you're drawing mind. plenty of footballers with multiple convictions for terrible crimes and little remorse have had careers in the game after or in between prison stints... marlon king, lee hughes...
i appreciate evans still refuses to recognise the courts decision but if he had/did then i think that would make his efforts to rejuvenate his career slightly easier and perhaps more palatable.