epic terrorist
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I was on a train when I read this.
Why is he still employed by Sunderland hours after?
Because rightly or wrongly (wrongly) he still has a monetary value as a footballer regardless of what happens in the courts. And sunderland are not about to freely give that up.
I think it begs the question that with offences like this I think there needs to be a fifa ruling in place to ban them from football. Although I am not privvy to what actually happened and what his specific charge is, being a footballer is a job of privilege and if you would fail a DBS check then you probably shouldn't be doing it imo.