Absolutely incensed by Raith Rovers' handling of this issue. Val McDermid, along with many others who have had long associations with the club, raised their concerns when rumours first circulated that they were interested in signing Goodwillie. The club chose to ignore their concerns and sign him anyway.
They are now losing not only their major sponsor, but board directors, long-standing staff members and supporters in droves. People who have supported the club through thick and thin, for decades - who no longer want anything to do with them - and rightly so. Clubs like Raith are very much a part of their local community and should be setting an example. What message does this send out to their young supporters, female employees etc - that they are somehow less important that someone who might just bang in a few goals for the club?
Goodwillie has never once expressed even a shred of remorse with regards to this incident. How can there be rehabilitation without remorse?