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Topic History of: Jermaine Jenas Sacked By BBC For Inappropriate Behaviour
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Blue Boy	JK2006 wrote: I have no idea what the texts said or if there were any. An investigation must have been made. But I suspect a decision was made for image purposes ("we don't want another Savile/Huw Edwards/Gambo...") - and that decision did NOT examine both sides of any story. I agree that image/perception would motivate the decision I disagree with your other statement for the same reason. The BBC legal department and the outside council tgey will have employed will make sure they have followed procedure and the image/perception of any future judge or court will be that they have given Jermaine and his representatives the right to deny he sent them. or if he had any comments to make on the subject.
Wyot	He may have received a fair hearing internally and the BBC decided to sack him on strong evidence, who knows. Though I am sure they are very conscious currently of image management. The positive side of these stories though is that women (mainly) are less likely to be harassed in the work place. I have no problem with that.
Green Man	robbiex wrote: Gary Lineker is always tweeting about his political views such as Palestine or Brexit, when he is supposed to be neutral. All he ever gets is a slap on the wrist. He must of seen something inappropriate in the offices or he has touched his toes.
robbiex	Gary Lineker is always tweeting about his political views such as Palestine or Brexit, when he is supposed to be neutral. All he ever gets is a slap on the wrist.
Green Man	JK2006 wrote: I have no idea what the texts said or if there were any. An investigation must have been made. But I suspect a decision was made for image purposes ("we don't want another Savile/Huw Edwards/Gambo...") - and that decision did NOT examine both sides of any story. He could be another cocky ex-footballer who only think off balls than brains. I don't know if he was any good or not. I agree with Blue Boy, if he has breached the terms of his contract then he has screwed himself. It's like any employee. People should know that a lot of people don't delete emails or texts etc.