...or at least show some contrition, and maybe do some voluntary work for a year or two, to show he's rehabilitated.
As opposed to walking straight back into a well-paid contract as though nothing had happened. All this does is exacerbate the rather disgusting attempts to sling mud in the diorection of a victim, a victim who has been proven a victim in a court of law, where Evans has been convicted by a jury for a crime which has a notriously low reporting rate, let alone convictions. The very fact his release allows such distasteful comments shows why, in a career which is *supposed* to be about showing an example, he has to earn the right to show an example. Away from the field, how on earth can he be an ambassador for his community? How can he go and coach schools? Visit sick kids in hospital?
While refusing to acknowledge his crime, and letting his victim suffer more as a result.