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Originally Posted by GordonBlue
Will this situation happen again for him? probably not.
He did the wrong thing and then with his silence continued to do the wrong thing for 11 more years.
I doubt he learned a lesson once his involvement came out.
Just admit you two don't care and want a winner more than doing the right thing and avoiding him like the plague.
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I'm against winning at all costs period. I completely hate that mentality in hockey, sports and in the corporate world.
That said, he's been caught, lost salary when he was fired/left, so there were some ramifications for what he did (or in this case, turning a blind eye).
So the question at this point is, do we want to punish him further? If so how long is enough? In the meantime, is another team going to pick him up? It's not about me.