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Former Player Appreciation Thread

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Jenas got a bit of a going over on GMB. Thought he was quite articulate to be fair. The interviewer in green really wanted to trip him up and haul him over the coals.

In fairness to Jenas, he accepted he was wrong and seemed concerned for the impact on his family. At the end of the day, for me, the situation is very little to do with the public. It’s between him, his family and the women he messaged.

It seemed that he wanted the interview to be about how he dealt with the situation and where he goes from here which is the bit that could have been a help to other people but the interviewers never really got there.

I guess the temptation to moralise, grandstand and to try and humiliate people is easy and it’s what gets clicks and views so he maybe should have expected it. Poor journalism though.

Hope JJ moves on successfully. He’s clearly intelligent and articulate and although his behaviour was wrong, far worse things have been done by far worse people.
 
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When ever i see things about Jones it reminds me of the quote that Sir Bill Nic made. [We used to make sure the gates on the ground were closed when Cliff started on his runs during games as he would be off running down the High road.] :D
 
DeanoAustin said:
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Jenas got a bit of a going over on GMB. Thought he was quite articulate to be fair. The interviewer in green really wanted to trip him up and haul him over the coals.

In fairness to Jenas, he accepted he was wrong and seemed concerned for the impact on his family. At the end of the day, for me, the situation is very little to do with the public. It’s between him, his family and the women he messaged.

It seemed that he wanted the interview to be about how he dealt with the situation and where he goes from here which is the bit that could have been a help to other people but the interviewers never really got there.

I guess the temptation to moralise, grandstand and to try and humiliate people is easy and it’s what gets clicks and views so he maybe should have expected it. Poor journalism though.

Hope JJ moves on successfully. He’s clearly intelligent and articulate and although his behaviour was wrong, far worse things have been done by far worse people.
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Good conversation. If you do what he did, you shouldn’t be permanently condemned but you should absolutely get a grilling like he did. There’s thousands, millions of men doing what he did every week. They should always be reminded of the weight of what they’re doing to women and girls. They’re predators.

I don’t understand why he did that interview. It sounded like an appeal for people to follow him on social media. And GHod knows, the people most likely to follow him and engage are the ones who would be more likely to commit the same behaviour. Who else wants to listen to someone like him?
 
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