Football Association chairman Greg Dyke says there is 'no basis' for the governing body to intervene in the case of convicted rapist Ched Evans. Evans blamed 'mob rule' for his move to Oldham collapsing on Thursday and for the first time apologised to the woman he was found guilty of raping. However the former Sheffield United striker still maintained his innocence. Shadow sports minister Clive Efford has urged the FA to cancel Evans' playing registration. Dyke, speaking for the first time about the Evans situation, said: 'Rape and sexual violence are abhorrent and unacceptable. This cannot be overstated. Greg Dyke says the FA have no basis to intervene in the Ched Evans case
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Greg Dyke says there is no basis for The FA to intervene in the Ched Evans case
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Dyke says FA will review their code of conduct
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Shadow sports minister Clive Efford has urged the FA to cancel Evans' playing registration
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