Big sports stars are always getting into trouble with the law during their off time. Do you think they should be held accountable at their job like being suspended or not allowed to play since they are role models & whatnot?
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Sports Stars getting in trouble
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Freddy said:
Kind of a generalization.
Freddy said:
Considering how little their personal life has to do with their profession, no. However, for the sake of image, I would understand the rational for when some organization decides to do this to their players. Like how the NFL slammed Michael Vick and Ben Roethlisberger for example.
Is there a morality clause (or language to that effect) in their contract?
There is a morals clause: http://www.mondaq.com/unitedstates/article.asp?articleid=79346
The NFL/Carolina Panthers called that with Rae Carruth, didn't they?
The NFL/Carolina Panthers called that with Rae Carruth, didn't they?
