Australian full-back rugby player, Israel Falou who has been the talk of the town for several days has had his contract by the RugbyUnion after he tweeted that ‘Hell awaits’ gay people
The Australian rugby player had recently come out to say that he was tempted to ease matters by making apologies that would see his contract kept, attempts he went against. He spoke the sediment at a church service.
The sacked rugby full-back says he resisted opportunities to make his situation “a little bit easier” and return to playing because it would be doing “Satan’s” work.
Folau was found guilty of breaching Rugby Australia’s (RA) player code of conduct after he said “hell awaits” gay people in a social media post which saw the 30-year-old have his four-year RA contract terminated in April.
Folau who won 73 international caps lost his sponsorship deal with sportswear brand Asics last week, the second sponsor to have cut ties with him after Land Rover withdrew a car issued to him.
Falou faced a lot of criticism for sitting on the fence over the matter as the club he plays for if owned and sponsored by gay people which man say he should have confronted first before making the tweet.