I read this article from Mirror columnist Alison Phillips today and felt provoked enough to want to contact her, however I feel there's little point.
She's advocating for rapist Evans to return to his footballing career in the spirit of rehabilitation and giving children the message that self renewal is possible.
She believes a rapist footballer should be allowed to return to football in the same way that a rapist banker should return to banking or a rapist builder should return to building.
And at the very end, she invalidates her own argument by saying "But that’s done now and it is time for him to tackle the ultimate challenge – whether he can become a useful, valuable member of society who has learned from his terrible actions."
Well he hasn't learned from his terrible actions/rape of a young woman, has he Alison? Because he still won't admit that he raped her. All he's guilty of in his eyes is 'cheating' on his girlfriend. And if he can't find anything wrong in what he did to his victim, if he still persists in pleading his innocence, he's not going to change his behaviour or become a useful, valuable member of society.
He's still going to be a man who thinks it's fine to rape young women just because they are there and his mates say it's okay for him to have a go on her.