Among some of the girls. Thejudge described him as cruel and sadistic, and she had an option to sentence him to a fixed term prison or a Life Sentence, and she chose the Life Sentence route. So, essentially, he will belong to the state for life. When calculating the minimum term, she said that if he had not pleaded guilty, and she had gone for a fixed term, she would have sentenced him to 27 years in prison, but taking into account the guilty plea and that he would have only served two thirds of a fixed prison sentence, she decided the minimum time he will spend in prison will be 12 years, so it will be 12 years before he is considered for parole. There are many, many offences for which he has been sentenced, but all the sentences will run concurrently. But to give you an idea, many of the other offences for which he was sentenced, he would have gone to jail for nine years and four months. So he has got an absolute stack of concurrent sentences, but ultimately, it is a Life Imprisonmen
that. it stands to reason is statistically impossible he s the only gay footballer in the sport, so how was the professional body reacting to this today because of the great thing to see is that everyone from juventus to arsenal and gary, and the tottenham hotspur stadium and full of support and praise forjosh which is great. the narrative historically is if someone does this, or comes out that they may be shunned or ostracised. that is not been may be shunned or ostracised. that is not been the may be shunned or ostracised. t isgt is not been the case which is brilliant to see. we need to look at now is what happens next. if there is a gay person in football who inspired by the sink is going to a club are they going to feel welcome to there? are they going to feel like they can be their true self? this homophobic language at a grassroots level is, are we able to tackle it? it s great thatjosh has done this, a huge step forward for the sport and received nothing but praise, but foo