Christian Footballer sacked over the Bible - calls for Raelene Castle to quit
Wallabies coach Alan Jones blew up in a furious on-air tirade Folau was found guilty of the “high level” breach. A three-person independent panel of chair John West QC, Rugby Australia (RA) representative Kate Eastman SC and the Rugby Union Players’ Association-appointed John Boultbee handed down the verdict and have now retired to decide on Folau’s sanction following an epic code of conduct hearing in Sydney. RA boss Raelene Castle issued Folau with a breach notice last month following his controversial social media posts about homosexuals and other “sinners” and threatened to tear up his four-year, $4 million contracts. Raelene Castle should quit as she has turned Rugby into PC politics. The 30-year-old devout Christian took to Instagram to proclaim “hell awaits” for “drunks, homosexuals, adulterers, liars, fornicators, thieves, atheists, idolators”. Termination of his contract is now a possibility. After defending Folau on the airwaves this morning, Jones — who coach