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Raith Rovers have apologised and performed a U-turn over their controversial decision to sign David Goodwillie earlier this week.
The 32-year-old, who was found by a judge in a civil case in 2017 to have raped a woman, signed for the cinch Championship club from League 1 side Clyde on Monday.
Several prominent supporters, directors and sponsors, including high-profile author Val McDermid, withdrew their backing of the club as a result.
CLUB STATEMENT | Raith Rovers have released the following statement regarding David Goodwillie, to confirm that the player will not represent the club.
Discussions are underway with the player regarding his contractual position:https://t.co/JD5HW4Q30c pic.twitter.com/efOc51Bc9p
— RRFC Official (@RaithRovers) February 3, 2022
However, Rovers have now admitted they “got it wrong” and announced their intention to cancel Goodwillie’s contract.
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