The FA's child *** abuse inquiry?

[54FairAndSquare]

I want to know what people think would be appropriate punishment for clubs that have covered up child abuse to keep their names "clean" and out of the press, we already know Chelsea and Crewe have done so and there will be more, there is also the celtc issue that has never really been addressed, like an ashamed family Scottish football has never laid to rest the ghosts of those at celtc park that carried out the acts, those that protected them and those that brought them back in to the club when it was evident of what they were doing, we have to accept that it was wrong and those that ran celtc at the time should be brought to task for their actions, should the club suffer or the individuals that enabled the abusers?

Top marks again Brother Oz for your usual candour and eloquence. Clearly many people on here would rather the problem would just go away without any of us having to talk about it

Personally I think any club found to have covered up such activities should be relegated to the bottom tier of whichever pyramid they are in and made play their way back up. They should also be stripped of any trophies they won during the period the cover up was taking place. The Penn State case provides a clear precedent

[Taintedice]

How repulsive are these hun vermin going to get on here, this is children you're using ffs you sub-human scum

[ZombieSkelper]

Personally I think any club found to have covered up such activities should be relegated to the bottom tier of whichever pyramid they are in and made play their way back up. They should also be stripped of any trophies they won during the period the cover up was taking place. The Penn State case provides a clear precedent

I wonder if Sir Walloper would give a phuck about relegation and titles if he himself was a victim of this disgusting abuse.

[Sevvy too 2]

"The Penn State case provides a clear precedent"


For incidents in the UK?
Where should they be tried, the United nations?